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Investigating Case Of ?Undifferentiated Fever?
August 26, 2014
The Department of Health is advising the public that it is ?currently investigating a case of undifferentiated fever in a person with a history of travel to regions in which Chikungunya is present.?
A Department of Health spokesperson said, ?We would like to reiterate that in relation to Chikungunya, this would be considered a suspected case, but Chikungunya, and other possible illnesses, have not been confirmed...
The Department of Health today [Sept 24] confirmed a case of chikungunya in a person in Bermuda who travelled to a country where chikungunya cases have been reported.
A spokesperson said, “This person was previously known by the Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit at the Department of Health to be a suspected case and, as such, received instruction on avoidance of mosquito bites, as mosquitoes spread the illness.
“Additionally, a referral was sent to Vector Control to increase surveillance and put in place control measures in the area. To date, no local spread of the virus has been reported in the Bermuda, though imported cases make local spread possible because the mosquitoes that can transmit the virus are found in Bermuda.
