✓ Angola
✓ Anguilla
✓ Antigua and Barbuda
✓ Aruba
✓ Bahamas
✓ Barbados
✓ Belize
✓ Bhutan
✓ Bolivia
✓ Brazil
✓ British Virgin Islands
✓ Burkina Faso
✓ Burundi
✓ Cambodia
✓ Cameroon
✓ Cayman Islands (UK)
✓ Central African Republic
✓ Chad
✓ China
✓ Colombia
✓ Comoros
✓ Cook Islands
✓ Costa Rica
✓ Cote d’Ivoire
✓ Curacao
✓ Democratic Republic of the Congo
✓ Djibouti
✓ Dominica
✓ Dominican Republic
✓ East Timor
✓ Ecuador
✓ El Salvador
✓ Equatorial Guinea
✓ Eritrea
✓ Ethiopia
✓ France
✓ French Guiana
✓ Gabon
✓ Gambia
✓ Grenada
✓ Guadeloupe
✓ Guatemala
✓ Guinea
✓ Guyana
✓ Haiti
✓ Hawaii
✓ Honduras
✓ India
✓ Italy
✓ Jamaica
✓ Kenya
✓ Kiribati
✓ Laos
✓ Madagascar
✓ Malawi
✓ Malaysia
✓ Maldives
✓ Mali
✓ Marshall Islands
✓ Martinique
✓ Mauritius
✓ Mayotte
✓ Mexico
✓ Montserrat
✓ Mozambique
✓ Myanmar
✓ Nepal
✓ New Caledonia
✓ Nicaragua
✓ Nigeria
✓ Pakistan
✓ Panama
✓ Papua New Guinea
✓ Paraguay
✓ Peru
✓ Philippines
✓ Puerto Rico
✓ Republic of the Congo
✓ Reunion
✓ Saint Barthelmy
✓ Saint Kitts and Nevis
✓ Saint Lucia
✓ Saint Martin
✓ Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
✓ Samoa
✓ Saudi Arabia
✓ Seychelles
✓ Sierra Leone
✓ Singapore
✓ Somalia
✓ Sudan
✓ Suriname
✓ Taiwan
✓ Tanzania
✓ Thailand
✓ Tonga
✓ Trinidad and Tobago
✓ Turks and Caicos Islands (UK)
✓ United States
✓ Uruguay
✓ Venezuela
✓ Vietnam
✓ Yemen
✓ Zimbabwe
✓ Angola
✓ Anguilla
✓ Antigua and Barbuda
✓ Aruba
✓ Bahamas
✓ Barbados
✓ Belize
✓ Bhutan
✓ Bolivia
✓ Brazil
✓ British Virgin Islands
✓ Burkina Faso
✓ Burundi
✓ Cambodia
✓ Cameroon
✓ Cayman Islands (UK)
✓ Central African Republic
✓ Chad
✓ China
✓ Colombia
✓ Comoros
✓ Cook Islands
✓ Costa Rica
✓ Cote d’Ivoire
✓ Curacao
✓ Democratic Republic of the Congo
✓ Djibouti
✓ Dominica
✓ Dominican Republic
✓ East Timor
✓ Ecuador
✓ El Salvador
✓ Equatorial Guinea
✓ Eritrea
✓ Ethiopia
✓ France
✓ French Guiana
✓ Gabon
✓ Gambia
✓ Grenada
✓ Guadeloupe
✓ Guatemala
✓ Guinea
✓ Guyana
✓ Haiti
✓ Hawaii
✓ Honduras
✓ India
✓ Italy
✓ Jamaica
✓ Kenya
✓ Kiribati
✓ Laos
✓ Madagascar
✓ Malawi
✓ Malaysia
✓ Maldives
✓ Mali
✓ Marshall Islands
✓ Martinique
✓ Mauritius
✓ Mayotte
✓ Mexico
✓ Montserrat
✓ Mozambique
✓ Myanmar
✓ Nepal
✓ New Caledonia
✓ Nicaragua
✓ Nigeria
✓ Pakistan
✓ Panama
✓ Papua New Guinea
✓ Paraguay
✓ Peru
✓ Philippines
✓ Puerto Rico
✓ Republic of the Congo
✓ Reunion
✓ Saint Barthelmy
✓ Saint Kitts and Nevis
✓ Saint Lucia
✓ Saint Martin
✓ Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
✓ Samoa
✓ Saudi Arabia
✓ Seychelles
✓ Sierra Leone
✓ Singapore
✓ Somalia
✓ Sudan
✓ Suriname
✓ Taiwan
✓ Tanzania
✓ Thailand
✓ Tonga
✓ Trinidad and Tobago
✓ Turks and Caicos Islands (UK)
✓ United States
✓ Uruguay
✓ Venezuela
✓ Vietnam
✓ Yemen
✓ Zimbabwe
FAQ
How are Chikungunya affected areas?
Once outbreaks occur, they affect 75 % of the area's population.
What is the most common transmission?
Most transmission occurs during the rainy season and subsides during the dry season.
However, it can occur even during the dry season when a water reservoir is a mosquito breeding site.
Most infections occur during the daytime because of the type of mosquitos(Ae. Aegypti) that are vectors for the disease.
What is the total number of reported cases of chikungunya worldwide?
As per European Disease Control and Prevention, about 460,000 chikungunya virus disease cases have been reported worldwide. The death rate for chikungunya is low(170 cases a year), but 43% of infected people can have chronic fatigue and joint pain for years. [1] Countries/territories reporting Chikungunya cases since February 2023 and as of January 2024 https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications-data/countriesterritories-reporting-chikungunya-cases-february-2023-and-january-2024
What are the most common areas that are affected by Chikungunya in 2024?
The most common countries are South America: Brazil (400,000 cases), Paraguay(3,000 cases), Argentina (1,000 cases), and Bolivia (400 cases). [1] Countries/territories reporting Chikungunya cases since February 2023 and as of January 2024 https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications-data/countriesterritories-reporting-chikungunya-cases-february-2023-and-january-2024
Outside of South America, it is reported in India (70,000 cases), Pakistan (2,500 cases), and Thailand (400 cases). [1] Countries/territories reporting Chikungunya cases since February 2023 and as of January 2024 https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications-data/countriesterritories-reporting-chikungunya-cases-february-2023-and-january-2024
The highest number of cases reported in African countries is 9 in Senegal. [1] Countries/territories reporting Chikungunya cases since February 2023 and as of January 2024 https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications-data/countriesterritories-reporting-chikungunya-cases-february-2023-and-january-2024
Source
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Countries/territories reporting Chikungunya cases since February 2023 and as of January 2024
https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications-data/countriesterritories-reporting-chikungunya-cases-february-2023-and-january-2024 -
Areas at Risk for Chikungunya
https://www.cdc.gov/chikungunya/data-maps/index.html -
Chikungunya virus in Asia – Pacific: a systematic review
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6455125/