A chikungunya outbreak on Reunion Island has resulted in 783 locally transmitted cases since August 2024, with a recent increase in cases in Le Tampon and other municipalities. Health authorities recommend eliminating stagnant water, using mosquito repellent, and seeking medical attention for symptoms. While the outbreak’s impact remains low, the risk of transmission to other areas persists, especially with the arrival of tourists.
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