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Chikungunya Infection in Alsace - Near the German Border

In the vicinity of Strasbourg, a human has infected himself with the Chikungunya virus. The spread of the tiger mosquito and high temperatures favour the penetration of this pathogen also in Germany.

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In the vicinity of Strasbourg, a human has infected himself with the Chikungunya virus. The spread of the tiger mosquito and high temperatures favour the penetration of this pathogen also in Germany.

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In the vicinity of Strasbourg, a human has infected himself with the Chikungunya virus. The spread of the tiger mosquito and high temperatures favour the penetration of this pathogen also in Germany.

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A case of chikungunya, imported from a trip to the Indian Ocean, was detected in Romans-sur-Isère, announces the City in a press release, this Monday, July 7.

In the vicinity of Strasbourg a case of Chikungunya fever was reported by the tiger mosquito. Why this is also a danger for Stuttgart, read here:

Two other cases have been detected in the commune of Grans and Lambesc, bringing the results to "twelve indigenous cases", adds ARS.

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Mayotte Hebdo broke the news in on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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