Britons heading abroad warned over bites that could cause debilitating fever and pain
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British holidaymakers heading abroad this summer have been urged by health officials to take precautions against mosquito-borne illnesses following concerning new infection data.The UK Health Security Agency has issued guidance after figures revealed that Zika virus cases imported into the country have already surpassed last year's annual total.Between January and June 2026, eight Zika infections were recorded, exceeding the seven cases documented throughout the whole of 2025.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Travellers are being advised to apply insect repellent, dress in long-sleeved clothing and trousers, and use treated bed nets where appropriate.Dengue fever remains the most prevalent imported mosquito illness, with 137 cases recorded in England during the first half of this year.South-East Asia and...
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