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    This memorandum from the Philippine National Police Finance Service provides guidance to the PNP on preventing the spread of Monkeypox. It outlines the key signs and symptoms of Monkeypox including fever, rash, swollen lymph nodes, and lesions or blisters beginning on the face. It also lists important prevention measures such as frequent handwashing, cleaning surfaces, wearing face masks, and using personal protective equipment when caring for infected individuals. The memorandum instructs PNP personnel to consult local health authorities if symptoms occur and disseminate this information throughout the organization.

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    This memorandum from the Philippine National Police Finance Service provides guidance to the PNP on preventing the spread of Monkeypox. It outlines the key signs and symptoms of Monkeypox including fever, rash, swollen lymph nodes, and lesions or blisters beginning on the face. It also lists important prevention measures such as frequent handwashing, cleaning surfaces, wearing face masks, and using personal protective equipment when caring for infected individuals. The memorandum instructs PNP personnel to consult local health authorities if symptoms occur and disseminate this information throughout the organization.

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    Monkeypox Memo To Regions

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    This memorandum from the Philippine National Police Finance Service provides guidance to the PNP on preventing the spread of Monkeypox. It outlines the key signs and symptoms of Monkeypox including fever, rash, swollen lymph nodes, and lesions or blisters beginning on the face. It also lists important prevention measures such as frequent handwashing, cleaning surfaces, wearing face masks, and using personal protective equipment when caring for infected individuals. The memorandum instructs PNP personnel to consult local health authorities if symptoms occur and disseminate this information throughout the organization.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    NATIONAL POLICE COMMISSION


    PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE
    FINANCE SERVICE
    Camp BGen Rafael T Crame, Quezon City

    MEMORANDUM

    FOR : See Distribution

    FROM : ACS, PNPFS

    SUBJECT : PNP Response on Monkeypox Disease

    DATE : September 8, 2022

    1. a. Reference: CMC No: 26-2022 dated September 2, 2022 with subject


    same as above; and

    b. Department of Health (DOH) Department Circular No. 2022- 0390


    dated July 24, 2022.

    2. This pertains to the health and safety protocols to be undertaken by the


    Philippine National Police (PNP) in support to other concerned government
    agencies in the prevention and management of Monkeypox in the country.

    3. In this regard, following are the signs and symptoms and key actions to
    help prevent the spread of the disease:

    SIGNS and SYMPTOMS: PREVENTION:


    a. Fever a. Wash your hands frequently with
    soap and water
    b. Rash b. Clean and disinfect frequently
    touched surfaces
    c. Swollen lymph nodes c. Wear a face mask when around
    others
    d. Head ache d. Throughly cook all foods that
    contain animal meats or parts
    e. Muscle aches e. Avoid contact with bedding and
    other materials contaminated with the
    virus
    f. Lesions f. Use Personal Protective Equipment
    g. Blisters ( Beginning on the face) (PPE) when caring for people
    infected with the virus
    4. In addition, Monkeypox symptoms may start 5 to 21 days after you are
    exposed.

    5. In line with this, if any of the signs and symptoms occur, consult with your
    respective Local Health Units or other agencies concerned for the Surveillance,
    Screening, Management and Infection Control.

    5. For information and dissemination.

    RUDECINDO L REALES
    Police Colonel

    Distribution:
    C, RFSOs/FSOs
    Division Chiefs

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