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Second autochthonous case of Dengue in Italy

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Two confirmed cases of Dengue in Italy, one in Lazio and the other in Lombardy, and not related to travel to areas endemic for the infection.

The Ministry of Health reports them, underlining that the two patients are on the mend and all the procedures for prophylaxis and disinfestation of the places involved have been activated. With the support of the Istituto Superiore di Sanità, the dicacastery is monitoring the situation on the national territory.​

'In both cases - adds the note - the National Blood Center and the National Transplant Center have activated all the necessary measures for the prevention of transmission from blood and blood component donations from potentially viraemic asymptomatic donors and the Regions have started monitoring measures and control of vectors in places frequented by cases, as required by the National Plan for Surveillance, Prevention and Response to Arboviruses (Pna) 2020-2025, active throughout the Italian territory.
Epidemiological and entomological investigations continue to verify places of exposure and possible transmission chains.

The ministry adds that “the two cases have been reported to the ECDC (European Center for Disease Prevention and Control). This event - he underlines - is part of the European context in which the Dengue virus is transmitted by the Aedes albopictus mosquito, now permanently present in most of Europe. Autochthonous cases have recently been identified in France. Since the beginning of 2023, 79 imported cases have been identified in Italy, which do not differ in clinical characteristics and course from the native ones.​

https://www.ilmessaggero.it/salute/...ombardia_febbre_ministero_salute-7588513.html
 
After the first case last week in San Felice Circeo, another one was reported. It is the second case of Dengue in Lazio within a few days: this time right in the capital, in the XIV Municipality. This was communicated by the Ministry of Health and later by the Lazio Region itself. A note from the Health Directorate of the Region speaks of the 'identification, in the municipality of Rome, of a confirmed case of Dengue, with no history of travel to areas with documented circulation of the virus and therefore with possible native exposure'. There is no longer talk, as instead happened in the previous case reported by the Latina local health authority, of people returning from trips to areas endemic to the infection.

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