Khmertimes 보도를 보면 태국에서 도망간 Nigeria 사람이 구속후 Ambulance를 타면서 V자를 보이면 웃고 있는듯 합니다..뭘 잘했다고. 이해할수 없내요.

https://www.khmertimeskh.com/501118218/nigerian-monkeypox-carrier-arrested-by-police-in-phnom-penh/

Fugitive Nigerian Monkeypox carrier arrested by police in Phnom Penh

Police arrested the man on July 23, 2022 around Doeum Thkov market, Chamkarmon district, Phnom Penh.

The news was confirmed a few minutes ago by Keut Chhe, Deputy Governor of Phnom Penh.

After his arrest, the Nigerian – provisionally identified as Osmond Chihazirim Nzerem, a 27-year-old Nigerian man – was handed over to the Ministry of Health for further action.

Earlier today, there had been reports of sightings in Sihanoukville from Kouch Chamroeun, Governor of Preah Sihanouk Province, who said that he had received information that the man had fled to Preah Sihanouk Province and has ordered police to urgently investigate the case.

Oum Rath, Governor of Banteay Meanchey Province, has also issued an urgent order to all local authorities in his province bordering Thailand to search for men resembling the man, after information was received that he may have fled Thailand after being diagnosed and come to Cambodia.

More unconfirmed reports speculated that the Nigerian tried to cross the border from Thailand into Cambodia through the border of Koh Kong province.

However, it now appears that the man had instead made his way to the capital, Phnom Penh – which has a large Nigerian expat community.

This marks Cambodia’s first Monkeypox case and officials will now be conducting an urgent trace enquiry to find out where the man has been – and who he has had contact with.

The Nigerian’s case was discovered on the tourist island of Phuket last weekend when he visited a private hospital with symptoms similar to Monkeypox.

According to Thai health officials, the hospital took samples from the patient for laboratory tests last Saturday.

On Monday night this week, the results came out positive.

Phuket Health Authority said that after receiving the results of the test, the patient refused to receive treatment, turned off his phone and did not contact the hospital.

The Nigerian man had arrived in Thailand on October 21, 2021 and had been staying in a condominium in Patong, Phuket.

On July 18, 2022, Thailand announced the first case of Monkeypox in its country,