CDC cautions about growing chikungunya cases in southeast China
Health authorities are closely monitoring a rise in chikungunya virus cases across southeastern China, prompting warnings from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This mosquito-borne disease, though seldom deadly, can cause debilitating symptoms, including severe joint pain, high fever, and prolonged fatigue. With the Aedes mosquito—known for transmitting dengue and Zika—being the primary carrier, officials are urging the public to take preventive measures to avoid infection.The presence of the chikungunya virus has been reported in several provinces, as health specialists link its proliferation to the hot, humid climate that promotes mosquito breeding. Pooled water found in both city…






