Increase in Dengue Cases in Puerto Vallarta Continues

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco – Dengue cases in Puerto Vallarta have surged, with the municipality now reporting 81 confirmed cases for the year 2024. This marks a significant increase, reflecting broader trends across the state of Jalisco.

According to data from epidemiological week 19, covering May 5 to 11, 2024, Jalisco has recorded a total of 168 dengue cases. Puerto Vallarta alone accounts for nearly half of these cases, highlighting the area’s particular vulnerability to the mosquito-borne disease.

The state’s health authorities report a detailed breakdown of the current situation. Jalisco has documented 98 cases of non-severe dengue, including 13 newly identified cases in the most recent count. Additionally, 67 cases have been classified with warning signs, with 4 of these reported during the latest period. Three more cases are categorized as non-serious dengue. Importantly, no fatalities have been recorded so far.

In a broader context, the distribution of dengue cases across Jalisco shows a varied impact. Following Puerto Vallarta, Cuautitlán de García Barragán reports 19 cases, Casimiro Castillo has 11 cases, Guadalajara and Zapotitlán de Badillo each report 8 cases, while Cabo Corrientes and Cihuatlán each have 6 cases. Other municipalities with reported cases include Tolimán, El Limón, Tonila, Talpa de Allende, Villa Purificación, Autlán de Navarro, Pihuamo, Tomatlán, La Huerta, Tuxpan, El Grullo, La Barca, Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, and Tlaquepaque.

The rising number of dengue cases underscores the urgent need for continued vigilance and preventive measures in the affected areas. Health officials recommend that residents and visitors take proactive steps to reduce mosquito breeding sites, such as eliminating standing water and using insect repellent. Public health campaigns are also being intensified to raise awareness and educate communities on effective dengue prevention strategies.

As the situation develops, the Jalisco State Health Department remains committed to monitoring and responding to the dengue outbreak, ensuring the safety and well-being of its residents. Further updates will be provided as new information becomes available.

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco – Dengue cases in Puerto Vallarta have surged, with the municipality now reporting 81 confirmed cases for the year 2024. This marks a significant increase, reflecting broader trends across the state of Jalisco.

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