Australian health authorities flagged an uptick in dengue infections detected in people returning from Bali.
Australian health authorities have flagged an uptick in dengue infections detected in people returning from Bali in recent years.
A Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade spokesperson told 9news.com.au dengue fever was most common during the rainy season, which typically lasts from November to April.Aedes mosquitoe is sucking blood on human skin. "The Government encourages all travellers to read the travel advice for Indonesia on Smartraveller before they travel, as well as advice on Infectious diseases and Dengue.
"Even though the number of dengue fever cases in Bangli district has increased by 65 percent compared to the position in March 2023, thankfully no dengue fever patients have died," said Head of the Bangli Health Service, I Nyoman Arsana.READ MORE: Aussies planning to travel to Bali are being urged to remain alert against dengue fever after a spike in cases amongst tourists. More severe infections can lead to excruciating abdominal pain, rapid breathing and unexpected bleeding.Indonesia ranks among the world's 30 most highly endemic countries for dengue fever alongside India, Thailand and Sri Lanka.
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