Dengue in Thiadiaye: One case detected as authorities launch response

Author: senenews.comPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: Senegal
Health
Dengue in Thiadiaye: One case detected as authorities launch response

A case of dengue was detected in Thiadiaye, where an investigation at the patient’s home found several positive mosquito-breeding sites in an environment favorable to Aedes aegypti. Health authorities have begun spraying inside homes, treating targeted areas and eliminating breeding sites. Nearby areas are also being cleaned, while a public awareness campaign informs residents about prevention and encourages community vigilance.

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