After the chikungunya epidemic that hit the Valescure district last year, the risk of local resurgence appears low, while no indigenous cases have been recorded in metropolitan France this year. However, the ARS calls not to relax vigilance against the tiger mosquito, whose populations could start rising again at the slightest rainy episode.
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After the chikungunya epidemic that hit the Valescure district last year, the risk of local resurgence appears low, while no indigenous cases have been recorded in metropolitan France this year. However, the ARS calls not to relax vigilance against the tiger mosquito, whose populations could start rising again at the slightest rainy episode.