Imported malaria in Réunion. 2024–2025 Report and Status as of the First Quarter of 2026.
Key Points
- Continued increase in reports of imported cases that began in 2023 following the lifting of travel restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic
- Most cases involve men returning from family trips to the Comoros and Madagascar
- Most infections are caused by P. falciparum
- The majority of cases presented with mild symptoms, but severe cases are on the rise
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