Amid the emergency monkeypox outbreak, Germany has a stockpile of 117 thousand doses of the Jynneos vaccine, and UNICEF has requested Rp256 billion for mpox handling in Africa. Common symptoms include skin rashes, and there is a possibility of more import cases in Europe.
The Serum Institute of India is working on a mpox vaccine. The Taliban seeks international assistance to prevent the spread of the disease in Afghanistan.
The WHO allows Gavi and UNICEF to purchase mpox vaccines before approval. However, regulatory delays at the World Health Organization hinder access to these vaccines in Africa, despite approval in the US and Europe.
The EU offers to coordinate the donation of mpox vaccines to Africa, and France is considering donating 100,000 doses. A coordinated global response is urged by the WHO and medical journal.
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