Summary

Martinique

Dengue and Chikungunya

Over the past eight weeks, epidemiological indicators for dengue and chikungunya have remained stable and well below the maximum values expected for the season. An imported case of DENV-2 serotype was detected in early July 2017, but no outbreak has been identified during this period. The epidemiological situation remains at Phase 1 of the Psage*: "sporadic transmission."

Zika

Epidemiological indicators collected by the surveillance system show that Zika virus circulation remains very low. This situation corresponds to Phase 1 of the Psage*: “sporadic transmission.” Since June 30, 2017, surveillance of pregnant women has ended. However, the collection and consolidation of data gathered from pregnant women prior to that date are continuing.

Guadeloupe

Dengue and Chikungunya

The epidemiological situations for dengue and chikungunya are stable in Guadeloupe. Both viruses circulate very sporadically. The situation still corresponds to Phase 1 of the Psage* for these two arboviruses in Guadeloupe: "sporadic transmission."

Zika

In Guadeloupe, epidemiological surveillance indicators show sporadic viral circulation. This situation corresponds to Phase 1 of the Psage*: “sporadic transmission.” Since June 30, 2017, surveillance of pregnant women has ended. However, the collection and consolidation of data gathered from pregnant women prior to that date are continuing.

Saint Martin

Dengue and Chikungunya

Surveillance indicators for dengue and chikungunya have remained at low levels in recent weeks. The epidemiological situation for these two arboviral diseases in Saint Martin continues to correspond to Phase 1 of the Psage*: “sporadic transmission.”

Zika

In Saint Martin, epidemiological indicators have remained at low levels for several consecutive weeks, reflecting low viral activity in the territory. The situation corresponds to Phase 1 of the Psage*: “sporadic transmission.”

Saint Barthélemy

Dengue and Chikungunya

In Saint-Barthélemy, epidemiological indicators show very low circulation of the dengue and chikungunya viruses. The epidemiological situation corresponds to Phase 1 of the Psage* for these two arboviral diseases in Saint-Barthélemy: "sporadic transmission."

Zika

In Saint Barthélemy, epidemiological surveillance indicators show sporadic viral circulation. This situation corresponds to Phase 1 of the Psage*: "sporadic transmission."

* Psage: Program for Surveillance, Alert, and Management of Epidemics.