Cuba's Dengue Crisis: Over 11,000 Cases, Nine Times the Average
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Cuba is grappling with a severe dengue fever outbreak, with over 11,000 cases recorded so far in 2026, nearly nine times the average expected for the year. The surge in cases is occurring amidst a backdrop of power outages, fuel shortages, and medication scarcity, which are hampering efforts to control the spread of the disease and treat those affected. The Global Dengue Observatory reports that the actual number of cases may be much higher than international estimates due to the lack of official data from the Cuban government.
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