实探基孔肯雅热三级响应镇：医疗资源充足，基层防疫任务重

Core Viewpoint - The announcement by the Foshan Municipal Government to initiate a Level III public health emergency response due to the outbreak of Chikungunya fever has raised significant attention, indicating a serious public health concern in the region [1][10]. Group 1: Current Situation - Foshan's Shunde District is one of the earliest areas in China to report local cases of Chikungunya fever, with the first community case identified in Lecong Town [4]. - As of July 29, the number of confirmed cases in Shunde District has been increasing, with 408 new cases reported on that day, up from 357 on the previous day [10]. - Local medical resources are reported to be sufficient to handle the current situation, with hospitals managing to accommodate patients [8]. Group 2: Patient Experience - A 68-year-old patient, Mr. Chen, was hospitalized for Chikungunya fever, with a total hospital bill of 870 yuan for three days, primarily for tests and examinations [6]. - The treatment for Chikungunya fever is symptomatic, as there is no specific antiviral treatment available, and most patients recover within a week [7][12]. Group 3: Public Response and Preventive Measures - The local government has initiated free nucleic acid screening for Chikungunya virus to identify potential cases early, which has sparked discussions among residents [16]. - Despite the rising cases, many residents in Lecong Town appear to maintain a calm demeanor, continuing their daily activities with minor adjustments for mosquito protection [17]. - The local health authorities have encouraged residents to install mosquito nets and screens to prevent mosquito bites, especially during peak activity times [17]. Group 4: Ongoing Efforts - The local government is actively engaged in vector control measures, although recent rainy weather has complicated these efforts [11]. - The Guangdong provincial government has emphasized the need for collective action in combating the outbreak, recognizing the challenges ahead [18].