Italian health authorities have documented 68 cases of locally transmitted dengue fever within the country as of October 8, 2026. The infections were distributed across six regions, with Tuscany accounting for the largest share at 36 cases. Puglia followed with 20 cases, while Veneto reported 7 cases. The remaining cases were identified in Lombardy and Campania with 2 cases each, and Lazio with a single case.
These figures represent dengue infections acquired within Italy rather than cases brought in from other countries. The outbreak highlights the disease’s presence across multiple Italian regions during 2026. Additional information regarding dengue transmission, symptoms, and prevention measures is available in related health briefings.
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