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IDSR Epidemiological Bulletin – Week 46.
Mpox Outbreak Interactive Report – Malawi Mpox Outbreak in Malawi
Public Health Institute of Malawi (PHIM) Report | As of November 21, 2025
Total Confirmed Domestic Cases
139
(Excluding 3 Cross-Border Cases, Total: 142)
Outbreak Start Date
April 17, 2025
Outbreak Progression (Domestic Cases)
This chart illustrates the cumulative increase of laboratory-confirmed Mpox cases within Malawi since the beginning of the outbreak. The black point indicates when the single fatality was recorded.
Epidemiological Curve of Mpox Cases
The epidemiological curve provides a detailed week-by-week breakdown of confirmed cases, offering insight into the outbreak’s transmission patterns. (Scroll right on smaller screens to see all data.)
Patient Outcomes & Key Metrics
(Data on Outcomes as of November 16, 2025 – Epi-Week 46)
131
Discharged
2
In Isolation / Active
5
Lost to Follow-up
1
Total Deaths
Latest Cases & Public Health Updates
Report for Epi-Week 46 (Nov 10-16, 2025)
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Three (3) new domestic cases recorded in Epi-Week 46.
Cumulative domestic cases now total 139.
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81% Vaccination Coverage
Percentage of the target population that had received the Mpox vaccine as of Nov 18th.
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1,412 Contacts Identified
Cumulative contacts traced since the start of the outbreak.
Surveillance Dashboards
Geographic Distribution
Outbreak Distribution (Districts)
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