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The Infamous Yellow Fever Mosquito Found in Sweden

For the first time, the increasing yellow fever mosquito has been found in Sweden. The mosquito was found in a trap in Malmö.

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In the city of Malmø in southern Sweden, specialists first discovered the yellow fever-borne female mosquito of Aedes aegypti, which originally lived in Africa. In the city of Malmö, specialists found the female African mosquito of Aedes aegypti, transmitting TASS with reference to a press release by the Swedish Veterinary Institute (SVA). "We are not aware of any previous cases of its appearance in Sweden. I did not expect it to be the next new…

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A yellow fever mosquito has been found in Sweden for the first time. The mosquito species is unusually invasive and can spread several viral diseases.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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For the first time, the increasing yellow fever mosquito has been found in Sweden. The mosquito was found in a trap in Malmö.

·Gothenburg, Sweden
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The species causes tens of thousands of deaths annually. In Malmö, at the locomotive sheds at Kirseberg, the first ever discovery of a yellow fever mosquito in Sweden has now been made. “I was very surprised,” says entomologist Anders Lindström.

·Falkenberg, Sweden
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A yellow fever mosquito has been found in Sweden for the first time. The mosquito species is unusually invasive and can spread several viral diseases.

A yellow fever mosquito has been found in a trap in Malmö. This is the first time the species has been discovered in the country. Now, the State Veterinary Institute is expanding its surveillance.

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Skånska Dagbladet broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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