Italy issues Dengue fever new travel warning: What travelers need to know?

Tuesday, October 15, 2024

Travelers heading to Italy have been issued a health warning amid an outbreak of dengue fever, a tropical illness spread by mosquitoes.

Nearly 200 locally acquired cases of dengue have been reported in Italy in 2024, prompting concerns.

The disease, known for causing severe joint and muscle pain, can be serious or even fatal in some cases.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has noted a rise in dengue globally, with cases increasingly appearing in Europe.

Travelers are advised to take precautions, especially in areas with active outbreaks.

Whether on the roads or in the skies, Hoosiers are encouraged to plan early for holiday travel to secure the best deals and avoid disruptions.

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