Dengue Cases Surge in Puerto Vallarta, Reaching 66 Confirmed Cases

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Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – The persistent surge of dengue fever cases in Puerto Vallarta has reached a concerning peak, with the latest data from Epidemiological Week number 17, spanning from April 21 to 27, 2024, revealing a total of 66 confirmed cases within the municipality.

This popular tourist destination retains its unfortunate position at the forefront of dengue cases within the state of Jalisco, accounting for nearly half of all reported instances across the region.

Following closely behind Puerto Vallarta in reported cases is Cuautitlán de García Barragán with 13 cases, trailed by Casimiro Castillo with 11 cases, Guadalajara with 8 cases, Cihuatlán with 6 cases, Zapotitlán de Badillo with 5 cases, and Autlán de Navarro with 4 cases. The remaining 14 municipalities report varying numbers of cases, ranging from three to just one case each.

Of the 134 confirmed cases across Jalisco, 14 were newly reported in this latest update. Among these cases, 74 were categorized as non-severe dengue, 57 exhibited warning signs, and 3 were classified as serious. Encouragingly, no fatalities have been attributed to the disease thus far.

As authorities continue to grapple with the escalating dengue outbreak, public health initiatives and community engagement are paramount in combating the spread of the virus. Vigilance in implementing preventative measures, such as eliminating mosquito breeding grounds and adhering to recommended precautions, remains crucial in safeguarding the well-being of residents and visitors alike.

Efforts to raise awareness about dengue prevention and symptom recognition are underway, with health officials urging the public to remain vigilant and proactive in addressing this pressing public health concern.

As the battle against dengue intensifies, concerted efforts from both authorities and the community are essential in mitigating the impact of this widespread disease and ensuring the safety and health of all residents and visitors to Puerto Vallarta.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - The persistent surge of dengue fever cases in Puerto Vallarta has reached a concerning peak, with the latest data from Epidemiological Week number 17, spanning from April 21 to 27, 2024, revealing a total of 66 confirmed cases within the municipality.

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