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Reunion Island: 2020 Dengue

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: https://la1ere.francetvinfo.fr/reun...censes-depuis-le-debut-de-l-annee-825218.html
751 cases of dengue fever were confirmed over a week, 4,207 indigenous cases identified since the beginning of the year
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DENGUE
? Reunion Prefecture
From April 6 to 12, 751 cases of dengue fever were confirmed in the department. 23 municipalities are concerned, including 66% of cases in the South.
PI • Published on April 21, 2020 at 3:46 pm, updated on April 21, 2020 at 3:59 pm

The dengue epidemic continues to grow on the island, with a significant number of cases identified and a sharp increase in emergency room visits for dengue seen in recent weeks.
Although the majority of cases are still in the south of the island, an upsurge of cases is evident in the west and in the east, at Saint-Beno?t. In order to limit the spread of the virus, the ARS La R?union and SDIS teams are continuing their work in areas strongly affected by dengue fever, by integrating the barrier measures against the spread of covid-19.

In this context, the implementation of preventive measures by everyone against dengue is essential to curb the epidemic on the territory. Also, the prefecture of Reunion and the ARS remind the population of the importance of quickly consulting a doctor in case of symptoms to get tested, protect themselves from mosquito bites and continue to protect themselves even sick to protect their loved ones, and eliminate breeding places at his home.

Since the beginning of the year:

4,207 Aboriginal cases confirmed
183 hospitalizations
482 emergency visits
1 death directly linked to dengue

Epidemiological situation on April 21, 2020 (data from Cire OI, Public Health France)

Over the past few weeks, 23 municipalities have been affected by the dengue epidemic:
- the majority of cases are still located in the south of the island (66%), with however a drop in cases recorded in Saint-Louis.
- a strong increase in cases is observed in the West, in particular in Saint-Leu and in the Port, in the East, in Saint-Beno?t.

The main groupings of cases are located at ....
 
Source: https://www.zinfos974.com/1-000-cas-...e_a154646.html


1,000 cases of dengue fever reported in a week
Thursday May 14, 2020
Below, find the press release from La Pr?fecture de La R?union and ARS concerning the latest figures on the circulation of the dengue virus in our territory.

The dengue epidemic continues to grow at a rapid pace.

From May 4 to 10, around 1,000 cases of dengue fever were reported, and an additional 5 deaths linked directly or indirectly to dengue fever, totaling 9 since the start of the year. The south of the island is still the most affected region, and case progression continues in the west and east.

ARS and SDIS vector control teams continue their interventions day and night by integrating barrier measures against the spread of Covid. These treatment operations are essential to fight against the epidemic, accompanied by the active mobilization of Reunion Islanders on a daily basis. The prefecture of La R?union and the ARS remind the population of the importance of essential prevention measures to fight against dengue fever: quickly consult a doctor in case of symptoms, protect themselves from mosquito bites and continue to protect themselves even when ill. protect those close to him, and eliminate breeding sites at his home.

Since the beginning of the year

More than 7,800 cases
confirmed natives
9 deaths including 6 directly related to dengue

Epidemiological situation on May 12, 2020 (data from Cire OI, Public Health France)

The majority of cases are still located in the South.
The number of cases continues to increase in the West and in the East.

The main groupings of cases (dengue outbreaks) are:

South region


Saint-Louis (La Chapelle, La Ferme, Lotissement Leclerc, Plateau Goyaves, Cit? Cocos, Petit Bon Dieu, Kerveguen, le Ouaki, Savignan, La Riv?re, Les Canots, Pont Neuf, Le Ruisseau, Roches Maigres, Le Bois de N?fles and Le Ruisseau Terres rouges,)
Saint-Pierre (Beef Basin, Holy Land, The Valley, White Ravine, Concession and Olive Wood)
Les Avirons (Bananas, La Ravine S?che, Bois de N?fle Cadet)
The Salt Pond (Les Canots, La Plaine)
Saint Joseph (Jean Petit les bas)
Le Tampon (La Chatoire, les 400, Trois Mares)

West region


Saint-Paul (La Saline, Fleurimont, L’?tang, La Grande Fontaine)
La Possession (St Laurent, Camp Magloire, Downtown)
Saint-Leu (Butor, L’Etang, Center-Ville, Grand Fond, Chemin Canal, Stella, Le Portail)
Le Port (Rivi?re des Galets, Wooded Park, Mondon, Cotur Subdivision, La Petite Pointe)

North region


Sainte-Marie (Grande Mont?e, Le Verger)
Saint-Denis (La Petite Ile, Brittany, Sainte Clotilde)
Sainte-Suzanne (Bel Air, sainte-Vivienne)

East region


Saint-Andr? (Satec housing estate, La Cressonni?re, Maison Valliam?, les Yucas)
Bras Panon (Rivi?re du M?t, Rivi?re des Roches)
Saint-Benoit (Sainte Anne, Downtown, Butor)

In order to limit the spread of the virus, the ARS and SDIS teams continue their interventions in the field day and night, applying the barrier measures against the dissemination of the Covid. These treatment operations are now essential to fight the epidemic, accompanied by the active mobilization of Reunion Islanders on a daily basis...
 
Source: https://www.zinfos974.com/Dengue-a-La-Reunion-45-cas-diagnostiques_a158285.html


Dengue fever in Reunion: 45 cases diagnosed
Wednesday 5 August 2020

Dengue fever in Reunion: 45 cases diagnosed
The figures show 45 cases of dengue on the island from July 20 to 26, 2020. There is a decrease in the circulation of the virus but the Prefecture calls for vigilance in a press release relating to this epidemic. We publish it in full below.

Dengue epidemic in R?union: the decline continues

From July 20 to 26, 45 cases of dengue fever were confirmed. Dengue surveillance indicators continue to decline. 19 municipalities remain affected by viral circulation: the west and the south account for 88% of cases.

The preventive actions, carried out by everyone on a daily basis, actively contribute to limiting the spread of the disease.

The prefecture and the ARS remind the population of the importance of continuing essential preventive measures: eliminate the breeding sites by emptying anything that may contain water, consult a doctor in the event of symptoms, protect themselves and their entourage against mosquito bites. These preventive actions are particularly important during this holiday period, when there are many trips around the island.

Epidemiological situation on August 4, 2020
(data from the French Regional Public Health Unit)

The number of weekly cases is decreasing or is stable in the 19 municipalities concerned.
The main groups of cases (outbreaks of dengue):

South region (30%)
Saint-Louis (La Chapelle, Le Bois-de-N?fles, Cit? Coco, Le Verval, Ouaki, Le Ruisseau Terres Rouges, Le Gol-les-Hauts)
Saint-Pierre (Chemin St?phane, Bois Noirs, La Cafrine)
Les Avirons (Barouty, Fond Maurice)
The Sal? Pond (Ravine-S?che-les-Hauts, Pied des Roches)
Saint-Joseph (Les Gr?gues)
La Petite-?le (Piton Goyave, Anse-les-Hauts)

West Region (58%)
Saint-Paul (L’?peron, Tamatave, Lotissement Gayette, Le Bois-de-N?fles, Laperri?re)
La Possession (downtown, Camp Magloire, Fond de Bac, La Rivi?re des Galets)
Saint-Leu (Quatre Robinets, Grand Fond, Cap Leli?vre, Cit? P?cheurs, ?tang Saint-Leu, xentre-ville, Dubuisson)
The Port (Cotur estate, EDF factory)

North region (6%)
Saint-Denis (Vauban)
Sainte-Suzanne (La Grande Ravine)

East region (6%)
Bras-Panon (La Rivi?re du M?t)

The ARS vector control teams continue their mosquito control interventions day and night, applying barrier measures against the spread of Covid.

These treatments against the proliferation of mosquitoes are essential in the fight against dengue fever and must be accompanied by the preventive measures implemented by the inhabitants of R?union ....
 
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