Aidé Ibarez Castro, the state’s health minister, revealed, Dengue cases in Acapulco increased by more than 5% since Hurricane Otis impact There are 138 confirmed cases, including two in Coyuca de Benitez.
he added There is epidemiological surveillance Forty days after the meteor landed in Acapulco, Guerrero state, there are 314 confirmed cases.
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He explained that currently, in Acapulco 1,080 people have registered 138 suspected and confirmed cases acapulco and Coyuca de Benitez has 29 suspected cases and 2 confirmed cases.
He added that there were no further deaths reported in the aftermath of Hurricane Otis. Only 10 people died, two of them from Acapulco, including a child under 7 years old.
State officials said, Space and thermal atomization in different neighborhoods of Acapulco.Likewise, he declared Guerrero to take the lead at the national level There are 2,059 confirmed cases, ranking eighth Among them, 617 cases were non-severe dengue fever and 1,342 cases were dengue fever with alarm symptoms.
Marco Antonio Bello Brito, a general practitioner in health jurisdiction 07, said that dengue cases are occurring, but given the accumulation of dust, garbage, sheets and gadgets in different areas of Acapulco, There are also illnesses such as diarrhea, vomiting, skin infections and conjunctivitis.
Likewise, inquiries received by IMSS, ISSSTE and Ministry of Health hospitals Medical care is targeted at cases of dengue and diarrhea.