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ECDC - Reported cases of West Nile Fever for the EU and neighbouring countries - 2015

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
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Situation update,25/06/2015:

As of 25 June 2015, one case of West Nile fever in humans has been reported in the EU Member States and no cases in the neighbouring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, Bulgaria reported one recent case of West Nile fever in the city of Sofia. It is a probable case; laboratory tests for confirmation are pending. This is the first case reported so far in the EU during this season. -

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Situation update, 3 July 2015

As of 2 July 2015, one case of West Nile fever in humans has been reported in the EU Member States and no cases in the neighbouring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, EU Member States and neighbouring countries reported no cases of West Nile fever in humans.

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Situation update, 10 July 2015

As of 9 July 2015, one case of West Nile fever in humans has been reported in the EU Member States and no cases in the neighbouring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

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As of 16 July 2015, one case of West Nile fever in humans has been reported in the EU Member States and no cases in the neighbouring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

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Situation update

As of 23 July 2015, one case of West Nile fever in humans has been reported in the EU and two cases in the neighbouring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.


During the past week, no new case of West Nile fever in humans was reported by EU Member States.

Israel reported two cases diagnosed in June, one in the Northern district, and one in the Haifa district. Mosquitoes positive for the virus have been detected in Mai in the south of Israel.


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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 24.07.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 24.07.2015

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Situation update: 31 July 2015

As of 30 July 2015, two cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and two cases in the neighbouring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.


During the past week, one new case of West Nile fever in humans was reported by Italy, detected in an asymptomatic blood donor from Lombardy, Cremona province, a region previously affected in September 2014.

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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 30.07.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 30.07.2015

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Situation update: 6 August 2015

As of 6 August 2015, six cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and three cases in the neighbouring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, three new cases of West Nile fever in humans were reported by Italy, detected in asymptomatic blood donors from Lombardy, Cremona province and Emilian Romagna, Reggio nell?Emilia province, and one neuroinvasive case in Parma province.

Romania reported its first neuroinvasive case of the season, in Dolj County.

Israel reported one new case diagnosed in July in the Central district.

All these areas were already affected in the previous season.


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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 7.08.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 7.08.2015

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Situation update: 13 August 2015

As of 13 August 2015, seven cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and eight cases in the neighboring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.


During the past week, Austria reported its first case of West Nile fever, detected in an asymptomatic blood donor from Vienna.

Serbia reported also its first case of the season in humans, in Juzno-banatski district.

Israel reported four new cases diagnosed beginning of August, one from Tel Aviv district, one from Central district and two from Northern district. These areas were already affected in the previous season.

Other news: West Nile virus has also been detected in birds in Lodi and Pavia provinces, both in Lombardy region, Italy.



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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 13.08.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 13.08.2015

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Situation update: 20 August 2015

As of 20 August 2015, thirteen cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and ten cases in the neighboring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, Italy reported four new cases (including one asymptomatic), from Cremona, Parma and Reggio nell’Emilia (2 cases), three provinces already affected this year.


Romania reported one case of West Nile fever from the newly affected Sibiu County, an area also affected last year.

Hungary reported its first case of West Nile fever from Fejer County, an area affected in 2013.

Israel reported two new cases from already affected districts, Tel Aviv and Central district.

Other news: West Nile virus has been detected in mosquitoes in Lipetskaya and Voronezhskaya oblasts, Russia.




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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 20.08.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 20.08.2015

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Situation update: 4 September 2015

As of 3 September 2015, 41 cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and 36 cases in the neighboring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, Austria reported three new cases, one from the already affected area of Wien and two whose place of infection is still under investigation.

Hungary reported a new case in the newly affected county of Bacs-Kiskun.

Italy reported 21 new cases, seven in already affected provinces (Cremona 2; Parma 2; Reggio nell’Emilia 3) and 14 in six newly affected provinces (Como 1; Ferrara 1; Lodi 3; Mantova 2; Modena 3; Pavia 4).

Portugal reported its first case in the Algarve municipality.

Romania reported two new cases in the newly affected area of Bucuresti.


In neighbouring countries, Israel reported nine new cases from already affected districts (Central district 3; Haifa 3; Tel Aviv 3).

One case was reported in Palestine*.

Russia reported its first cases for the season, nine cases in three oblasts (Astrakhanskaya 6; Samarskaya 1; Saratovskaya 2).


Other news: Two cases of West Nile fever in horses have been reported in France (Bouches-du Rhone and Gard).

*This designation shall not be construed as recognition of a State of Palestine and is without prejudice to the individual positions of the Member States on this issue.



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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 3.09.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 3.09.2015


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Situation update: 11 September 2015

As of 10 September 2015, 52 cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and 52 cases in the neighboring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, Austria reported a new case in the newly affected Wiener Umland/Nordteil district.

Hungary reported two new cases from newly affected areas, Budapest and Hajdu-Bihar county.

Italy reported six new cases, four from the already affected Modena province and two from the newly affected Bologna and Piacenza provinces.

Romania reported two new cases, one from Bucuresti, an already affected area, and one from the newly affected Ialomita county.

In neighbouring countries, Israel reported 15 new cases, 13 from already affected districts (Central 6; Northern 1, Tel Aviv 6) and two from the newly affected Southern district.

Serbia reported a new case in the already affected Juzno-Banatski district.

Other news: Four cases of West Nile fever in horses have been reported in the municipality of Algarve, Portugal.





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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 10.09.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 10.09.2015
 
Situation update: 18 September 2015

As of 17 September 2015, 59 cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and 72 cases in the neighboring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, Italy reported five new cases, four from already affected provinces (Cremona, Lodi, Modena, Reggio nell?Emilia) and one from the newly affected province of Milano.

Romania reported a new case from the newly affected area county of Mehedinti.

In neighbouring countries, Israel reported 14 new cases from already affected districts (Central 10; Northern 1, Tel Aviv 3).

Russia reported three new cases, one from the already affected Astrakhanskaya oblast and two from the newly affected Voronezhskaya oblast.

Serbia reported three new cases in the newly affected area of Grad Beograd.



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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 18.09.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 18.09.2015
 
Situation update: 25 September 2015

As of 24 September 2015, 78 cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and 92 cases in the neighboring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, Italy reported 11 new cases, nine from already affected provinces (Bologna 2, Milano 3, Modena 2, Parma 2) and two from the newly affected provinces of Rimini and Rovigo.

Hungary reported four new cases from three already affected areas, Budapest (2); Fejer (1) and Hajdu-Bihar (1).

Romania reported four new cases, one from the already affected Ialomita county and three from two newly affected counties, Buzau (2) and Ilfov (1).

In neighbouring countries, Israel reported ten new cases from already affected districts (Central 4; Northern 1, Southern 2, Tel Aviv 3).

Russia reported four new cases from the already affected Saratovskaya.

Serbia reported six new cases from the affected areas of Grad Beograd (5) and South Banat (1).

In addition, a new infection in horse has been detected in the district of Herault, France.



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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 24.09.2015

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Situation update: 2 October 2015

As of 1 October 2015, 88 cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and 97 cases in the neighboring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, Hungary reported four new cases, two from two already affected areas, Budapest and Fejer, and two from the newly affected counties of Csongrad and Szabolcs-Szatmar-Bereg. Romania reported six new cases, four from the already affected areas (Bucuresti 2; Ialomita 1; Ilof 1) and two from the newly affected counties of Arges and Giurgiu.

In neighbouring countries, Serbia reported five new cases from the affected areas of Grad Beograd (2) and South Banat (3).



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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 01.10.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 01.10.2015
 
Situation update: 9 October 2015

As of 8 October 2015, 96 cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and 105 cases in the neighboring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, Bulgaria reported a case from the newly affected area of Sofia, a district surrounding the already affected area of Sofia-stolitsa.
France reported its first human case, a confirmed case detected in the department of Gard. Italy reported seven new cases from already affected provinces (Cremona 2, Mantova 2, Modena 1, Pavia 2).


In neighbouring countries, Serbia reported eight new cases, five from the already affected areas (Grad Beograd 4; South Banat 1) and three from the newly affected districts of Pcinjski, South Backi and Sremski.

In addition, new infections in horses have been detected in the autonomous communities of Andalusia and Extremadura, Spain.


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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 08.10.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 08.10.2015
 
Situation update: 16 October 2015

As of 14 October 2015, 104 cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in EU Member States and 130 cases in neighbouring countries since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, Austria reported a new case whose place of infection is under investigation. Hungary reported six new cases from already affected areas (Budapest 3; Fejer 2 and Hajdu-Bihar 1). Romania reported a new case in the already affected county of Ialomita.

In neighbouring countries, Israel reported 25 new cases in already affected areas (Central district 9; Haifa 3, Northern district 3, Southern district 2; Tel Aviv 8).


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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 15.10.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 15.10.2015
 
Situation update: 23 October 2015

As of 22 October 2015, 104 cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and 134 cases in the neighbouring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, no new cases were reported in the EU Member States.

In neighbouring countries, Russia reported four new cases in an already affectedarea Saratovskaya Oblast.


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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 22.10.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 22.10.2015
 
Situation update: 23 October 2015

As of 22 October 2015, 104 cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and 134 cases in the neighbouring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, no new cases were reported in the EU Member States.

In neighbouring countries, Russia reported four new cases in an already affected area Saratovskaya Oblast.


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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 22.10.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 22.10.2015
 
Situation update: 6 November 2015

As of 5 November 2015, 106 cases of West Nile fever in humans have been reported in the EU Member States and 142 cases in the neighbouring countries, since the beginning of the 2015 transmission season.

During the past week, Israel reported four new cases in the already affected areas of Central district (1), Haifa (2) and Tel Aviv (1). Serbia reported four new cases, two in the already affected district of Grad Beograd and Juzno-Backi and two in the newly affected districts of Kolubarski and Macvanski.

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Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015: updated 5.11.2015

Reported cases of West Nile fever, transmission season 2015 and previous transmission seasons: updated 5.11.2015
 
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