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UK health agency warns of rising chikungunya cases among travelers to South Asia.
The UK Health Security Agency has issued a travel health alert after a 43% increase in chikungunya cases among UK travelers returning from 25 destinations, primarily in South Asia.
Of the 160 confirmed cases in 2025, most occurred in England and were linked to travel to Sri Lanka, India, and Bangladesh.
The mosquito-borne virus causes fever and severe joint pain, which can persist for months or years, though fatalities are rare.
Officials urge travelers to use DEET repellents, wear protective clothing, and consult health websites, noting that two new vaccines are also available.
Malaria cases also remain high, with 1,629 imported cases reported in 2025.
La agencia de salud del Reino Unido advierte de un aumento de casos de chikungunya entre los viajeros al sur de Asia.