Mexico: 2022 Dengue

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Source: https://fronterasdesk.org/content/1...1000-sonora-heavily-concentrated-states-south


Confirmed dengue cases near 1,000 in Sonora, heavily concentrated in state’s south
By Murphy Woodhouse
Published: Tuesday, October 18, 2022 - 5:18pm

In recent weeks, confirmed cases of mosquito-borne dengue in neighboring Sonora have continued to climb.

As of early October, there were 966 confirmed cases of the incurable viral infection, a week-to-week jump of 245, according to the most recently released state report. Nine people have died so far this year.

Colonial Alamos in Southern Sonora has one of the highest case rates in the state, and it's where Texas native Suzanne Winckler has been living part time since 2008...

 

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Source: https://fronterasdesk.org/content/1825339/dengue-cases-continue-mount-sonora

Dengue cases continue to mount in Sonora
By Murphy Woodhouse
Published: Monday, November 14, 2022 - 5:22pm

Dengue cases continue to steadily rise in neighboring Sonora.

It added another 197 cases of the serious mosquito-borne viral infection, bringing the confirmed total to 1,778, according to the most recent weekly state report.

Federal data show that Sonora has both the highest number of cases nationwide, and far and away the highest incidence rate, nearly twice that of runner-up Tabasco...

 

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Source: https://www.theyucatantimes.com/202...-affects-eastern-yucatan-300-confirmed-cases/


Dengue fever outbreak affects eastern Yucatan, 300 confirmed cases
By Yucatan Times on November 21, 2022

The eastern part of the State is the region most affected by dengue, revealed the Federal Health Ministry, stating that there are already more than 300 confirmed cases in Yucatan, distributed in 30 municipalities.

Yucatan remains among the 12 states with the highest incidence of dengue, and fortunately, so far there have been no deaths as a result of this lethal pathology.

The increase of dengue has caused this deadly disease to affect mainly the eastern part of the state, followed by Merida and the surrounding area, the south of the state, and to a lesser extent, the west and central area. Cuncunul alone has an incidence rate of 113.7 per 100,000 inhabitants, followed by Temozón with 65.17, Valladolid with 47.76 and Tinum with 38.41.

Likewise, during the past week, one case was confirmed every five hours. Fortunately, so far, there have been no deaths in the Yucatan Peninsula as a result of this lethal pathology. So far, the lethal disease is absent in six states of the country, affecting the entire south-southeast of the country, and in the case of the Yucatan Peninsula, there are 767 confirmed cases so far.

Up to the 44th epidemiological week, there were 10,411 accumulated confirmed cases in the country, with an increase of 108.3 percent with respect to the same period in 2021, when the total was 4,998...