Public Health Bulletin on Arboviruses in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. June 2019.

Key Points

  • The tiger mosquito is an urban and aggressive species

  • Eight departments are classified as Level 1 in the ARA region due to the presence of Aedes albopictus, including two new departments for 2019: Loire and Puy-de-Dôme

  • The number of affected municipalities doubles every year, reaching nearly 250 municipalities in the ARA region in 2018

  • 117 suspected cases of arboviruses reported in 2018, including 33 confirmed imported cases of dengue and one confirmed imported case of chikungunya

  • 64 requests for EIRAD intervention regarding arbovirus cases and 3 adulticide treatments carried out in 2018

  • No indigenous cases of arbovirus disease have been identified in the ARA since surveillance began

  • Everyone’s involvement in the fight against the tiger mosquito is essential; 80% of breeding sites are found in residential areas (gardens, balconies, etc.)

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