Dengue fever is heading for Britain: Scientists warn mosquito-borne illness could spread to major UK cities thanks to climate change
It is usually found in tropical and subtropical regions, including the Caribbean, Central America, South America, Southeast Asia, Pacific islands.
However, according to a new study, the Dang fever could soon spread to England.
Montpellier University experts say that climate change can create perfect conditions for Asian Tiger Mosquitoes, the insect that transmits virus in Western Europe.
Models show that rising temperatures can lead to epidemics in cities such as London, Vienna, Strasburg and Frankfurt.
In a worrying way, it may be over the years according to the team.
Dr Andrea Radici, the chief author of the research, is estimated to be able to establish itself in Northern France in Northern France in a decade of London in a decade, which can easily reach London.
Although Dang Hummation is usually not serious, it is not always the case.
The World Health Organization (WHO) warns on the website.
Experts from the University of Montpellier say that climate change can create excellent conditions for Asian Tiger Mosquitoes, the insect that transmits virus in Western Europe.
Dang fever is a viral infection spreading from mosquitoes to humans. It is more common in tropical and subtropical climates – and incidence has grown significantly in recent years.
Dang fever is a viral infection spreading from mosquitoes to humans.
It is more common in tropical and subtropical climates – and in recent years incidence has dramatic.
In 2000, DSÖ declared 505,430 cases worldwide.
However, until 2019, this figure rose to 5.2 million.
The virus is transmitted by the Asian Tiger Mosquito, which leaves its eggs in the water, larvae develops with adequate temperature and causes flying blood -sucking adults.
This species usually in tropics and sub -tropics, while slowly but certainly sets out of Europe.
Asia Tiger Mosquito was first reported in Albania in 1979 and has spread to southwestern Europe since then.
Now, using modeling and observations of the last spread, researchers have announced where to spread the next.
The virus is transmitted by the Asian Tiger Mosquito, which leaves its eggs in water, where larvae develops with adequate temperature and the flying blood -sucking leads to adults (stock picture)
According to their analysis, under the right climate change conditions, big cities such as London, Vienna, Strasburg and Frankfurt will soon be ‘very suitable’ for Asian Tiger Mosquitoes.
Although species are not yet in these cities, the ratio in France or its spread to the north is accelerating 20km (12.4 miles) annually in 2024 between 6km (3.7 miles) per year in 2006.
This shows that mosquitoes can develop in Northern France by 2035 and reach London soon after.
So far, although a few additional vaccines were under assessment, only one vaccine was approved and licensed against Dang Hum.
Worry, Dang Hummas is not the only infection transmitted by this species.
Researchers, “ `Dang Hummas, Asian Tiger Mosquito in addition to Zika and Chikungunya’yı transmits, ” he added.
