Chikungunya, Dengue, and Zika in the Hauts-de-France region. 2023–2024 Report.

Key Points

Reports on the rise in Hauts-de-France:

  • 2023: 92 probable or confirmed cases of dengue.

  • 2024: 125 probable/confirmed cases of dengue and 1 probable/confirmed case of chikungunya.

  • All cases were imported.

  • Mostly originating from the Caribbean.

  • The departments of Aisne (since the 2018 season) and Oise (since the 2024 season) are considered to have low populations of the tiger mosquito.

  • For both seasons, nearly half of the cases are residents of the Nord department.

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