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Dengue cases on the decline
Publish date/time: 16/05/2014 [08:03]
...National Advisor for Communicable Disease Dr. Mike Kama said from February to April this year, 200 cases of dengue was recorded every week which it then declined to 50 cases per week in April.
It has now gone down to 20 cases per week in the last two weeks...
Decline in dengue
Siteri Sauvakacolo
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
A DECLINE in the new cases of dengue fever has been reported by the Health Ministry since the end of March.
So far, there have been over 25,300 clinically suspected dengue cases reported each week since January 1 to the week ending May 11.
National adviser communicable disease Dr Mike Kama confirmed that this was probably because of a combination of factors including cooler weather, a decreasing proportion of the population susceptible to the dengue virus and the control measures taken.
"15 deaths have been confirmed in Fiji since December 2013. This has increased by two with new deaths being notified last week, one in April and one in May," Dr Kama said...
Suspected Dengue like symptoms reported
Wednesday, 26/11/2014
Suspected Dengue like symptoms have been reported which is yet to be confirmed by Ministry of Health.
Ministry of Health and Medical Services Spokesperson Sunil Chandra said blood samples have been sent for testing to Australia and the Ministry is awaiting results...
...Meanwhile, more than 28,000 people were positively diagnosed and 14 deaths were recorded throughout Fiji with type 3 dengue virus by end of the dengue outbreak this year.
