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Vacation hot spot faces new CDC travel warning as outbreak cases continue climbing

The CDC has issued a travel alert for Costa Rica following an increase in cases of the mosquito-borne virus Chikungunya.

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The brief

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released a travel warning regarding an outbreak of the Chikungunya virus in Costa Rica. The alert comes as cases of the mosquito-borne illness continue to climb in the region.

Coverage from The Mirror US, thetraveler.org, The Tico Times, People.com, and Fox News highlights the rising transmission rates of the virus. Reports describe the illness as painful and note that the health agency is advising caution for those traveling to the popular vacation destination.

Future reports may clarify specific health guidance for travelers and provide updates on case trends. Information regarding containment efforts or duration of the alert remains limited.

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Quick answers

What virus is causing the travel alert?

The alert concerns the Chikungunya virus.

Which country is affected by the CDC warning?

Costa Rica is the destination currently under the travel alert.

How is the virus transmitted?

The virus is transmitted through mosquitoes.

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