MONKEY POX HAS CAUSED SHOP OWNERS TO CLOSE THEIR SHOP AND FLEE FOR THEIR LIVES

The popular Ogbete  main market in Enugu State Nigeria  has today spotted to have witnessed a massive fled of shop owners for the fear of the disease monkey pox.

Many shops were  closed as parents hurry to schools to bring back their children, to avoid being infected.


There is likely to be more cases of market shutdown as a result of monkey pox in Enugu State.

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