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Monkeypox in India: In India, 4 cases of Monkeypox have been detected till now. The first three cases in India were reported from the southern state of Kerala - all of them had travelled to the state recently from countries in the Gulf region. Fourth Case is recently recorded in Delhi and the patient has no foreign travel history. The Health Ministry has already shared guidelines to prevent the disease and all the Indian States have been asked to keep close surveillance on the virus.