Taiwan's first Zika virus infection diagnosed, brought in by a Thai man on his entry

Health and Welfare Department of Taiwan stated in January 19th that Taiwan's first case of Zika virus infection cases, by a Thai man diagnosed on the 10th entry, to be classified as second category of modifiable infectious diseases, and enhance Central and South America and six countries in Southeast Asia Travel epidemic recommendation rating.

Prior Colombia National Institutes of Health released a report, in Colombia there are 1.1 million people infected with the Zika virus, including 459 pregnant women diagnosed, and World Health Organization claims that this virus can cause newborns suffering "microcephaly syndrome." The emergence of this case, for the Asia-Pacific region of the South American travel itinerary pregnant woman pulled the alarm.

The World Health Organization issued a global warning about Zika virus

At the local time on December 1, 2015, the World Health Organization and the Pan American Health Organization issued a global warning about Zika virus. In the warning, the World Health Organization officially acknowledged that Zika virus spread in Brazil and neonatal microcephaly related disease for the first time, and suggested that pregnant women should pay special attention to prevent mosquito bites.

It is reported that in 2015, cases of Zika virus infection have been discovered in nine countries, namely Brazil, Easter Island, Chile, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Paraguay, Suriname and Venezuela. Lately, the epidemic in Brazil is in quite serious condition.

Brazil's Health Ministry said Zika virus is a yellow fever virus, which is spread by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. The symptoms of infection are low-grade fever, itching, and red spots on the body. It is also demonstrated that the recent focus on the outbreak in northeastern Brazil neonatal microcephaly Zika virus-related disease and infection. Brazilian Ministry of Health official statistics Latest data show that up to November 28th in 2015, a total of 1248 cases of reported suspected cases of neonatal microcephaly syndrome, seven of whom have died. These cases are mostly from northeastern Brazil, and the most serious outbreak of Pernambuco reported as many as 646 cases. Pernambuco had declared a health emergency since last December.

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