广东省疾控局21日通报，2025年9月14日0时至9月20日24时，全省新增报告2426例基孔肯雅热本地个 案，未报告重症和死亡个案。病例分布在江门2238例，佛山81例，广州47例，深圳12例，珠海、湛江各 7例，中山6例，韶关、东莞各5例，清远4例，汕头、肇庆、潮州各3例，茂名、惠州、梅州、阳江、揭 阳各1例。 广东省疾控中心传染病预防控制所所长康敏表示，近期江门市基孔肯雅热疫情出现反弹，当地已启动突 发公共卫生事件Ⅲ级响应，全力以赴开展疫情防控。9月至10月广东仍然处于蚊媒活跃期，叠加台风、 降雨等天气影响，且中秋国庆临近，人群流动性将进一步加大，基孔肯雅热疫情传播扩散风险持续增 加，防控工作仍不能松劲。 ...

南方都市报(nddaily)报道 ▊ 阅读更多(戳下方标题) 据介绍，7月16日，江门发现首例基孔肯雅热病例，截至9月19日24时，全市累计报告1714例。目前全市所有病例均为轻症，没有出现重症和死亡病例。 据"江门发布"消息，今天(9月20日)，广东省江门市举行基孔肯雅热疫情防控新闻发布会，江门市人民政府副市长周佩珊介绍了全市基孔肯雅热疫情防控 的总体情况及防控措施。 据发布会公布的信息，江门市根据突发公共卫生事件有关应急预案，结合当前基孔肯雅热疫情防控形势，依法依规启动突发公共卫生事件Ⅲ级响应。 ...

广东新增报告201例基孔肯雅热本地个案 大部分地区蚊媒仍活跃 9月5日，工作人员在广州市越秀区一河涌开展灭蚊工作。记者 陈楚红 摄 基孔肯雅热是经伊蚊(俗称"花斑蚊")叮咬传播的病毒性疾病。伊蚊偏好在小型的洁净水体中繁殖。因 此，翻盆倒罐清积水，特别是清理各类容器积水，是控制疫情传播的基础。预防基孔肯雅热的关键是清 积水、灭成蚊、防叮咬。没有积水就没有蚊虫孳生，没有蚊虫就没有疫情传播。(完) 来源：中国新闻网 编辑：张嘉怡 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 中新网广州9月14日电 (记者 蔡敏婕)广东省疾控局14日发布消息称，7日0时至13日24时，全省新增报告 201例基孔肯雅热本地个案，未报告重症和死亡个案。 病例分布在佛山86例，广州41例，江门26例，深圳19例，汕头、惠州各5例，珠海、湛江各4例，梅州、 东莞各2例，韶关、茂名、肇庆、河源、清远、中山、潮州各1例。 广东省疾控中心传染病预防控制所所长、传染病防控首席专家康敏指出，广东全省近期疫情态势总体平 稳。由于输入风险持续存在，大部分地区处于蚊媒活跃期，叠加台风、降雨等天气影响，防控工作仍然 不能松劲。 根据广 ...

Group 1 - Guangdong province has entered a low-level sporadic state for the Kikenya fever, with the city of Foshan terminating its Level III response, indicating a shift from emergency measures to normalized prevention strategies [1] - In Hunan, a court ruled that a human trafficker must compensate a couple a total of 4 yuan for transportation and lost work, dismissing other claims including emotional damages [2] - In Shanghai, police have dismantled over 500 telecom fraud gangs and arrested more than 8,200 suspects this year, despite a decrease in reported cases [4] Group 2 - An investigation into a fatal accident in Yunnan revealed that three individuals died due to toxic gas exposure while attempting a rescue without proper safety measures [5] - The Hainan Development and Reform Commission issued a statement warning against fraudsters impersonating its deputy director to solicit investments, emphasizing that such actions are unauthorized and illegal [5] - A 4.7 magnitude earthquake occurred in Tibet with no reported casualties or property damage, as the epicenter was located in an uninhabited area [6] - A video showing a tiger attacking a cat in a wildlife park in Qinghai has raised concerns, with the park confirming that pets are not allowed on the premises [7]

Core Viewpoint - Guangdong Province reported 225 new local cases of Chikungunya fever from August 24 to August 30, 2025, with no severe cases or deaths reported [1] Group 1: Case Distribution - The cases are distributed as follows: Foshan 119, Guangzhou 49, Shenzhen 16, Zhanjiang 14, Chaozhou 5, Zhongshan 4, Zhuhai and Shantou each 3, Jiangmen, Qingyuan, and Dongguan each 2, and Shaoguan, Zhaoqing, Huizhou, Meizhou, Shanwei, and Yunfu each 1 [1] Group 2: Preventive Measures - The Guangdong Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention is actively conducting mosquito control measures to manage the situation, indicating that the overall epidemic trend is stable [1] - Despite the stability, the global Chikungunya fever epidemic remains high, and the risk of imported cases persists [1] - Most areas in the province are currently in a period of active mosquito activity, compounded by weather factors such as typhoons and rainfall, necessitating continued vigilance in epidemic prevention [1]

Core Points - The city of Foshan in Guangdong Province has announced the termination of the Level 3 emergency response to the Chikungunya fever outbreak, as daily new cases have remained below 50 for nine consecutive days [1] - The transition from emergency response to routine prevention measures aims to balance epidemic control with economic and social development [1] - Foshan's Shunde District was the first area in China to report a local outbreak of Chikungunya fever caused by imported cases this year [1] Summary by Sections - **Epidemic Status** - Foshan has reported daily new cases of Chikungunya fever below 50 for nine days, indicating a low-level endemic state [1] - From August 17 to August 25, Shunde District reported fewer than 20 new confirmed cases daily [2] - **Government Response** - The local government had previously activated a Level 3 emergency response on July 29 due to the outbreak [1] - The decision to downgrade the response level aligns with national public health emergency response protocols, which categorize events into four levels based on severity [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the termination of the Level 3 emergency response to the Chikungunya virus outbreak in Foshan, Guangdong Province, as the daily reported cases have remained below 50 for nine consecutive days, indicating a shift to routine prevention measures [3][4]. Group 1: Emergency Response Status - Foshan has decided to end the Level 3 emergency response to the Chikungunya virus outbreak due to a consistent decline in daily reported cases [3]. - The city has transitioned from emergency measures to routine prevention, balancing public health with economic and social development [3]. Group 2: Case Reporting - From August 17 to August 25, the Shunde District of Foshan reported fewer than 20 new confirmed cases of Chikungunya daily [4]. - The overall situation in Foshan has improved, with the daily new cases remaining below 50, leading to the assessment of a low-level epidemic status [3].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the epidemic prevention strategy in Foshan will shift from emergency response to normalized prevention due to a decline in reported cases of Chikungunya fever [1] - Foshan has reported fewer than 50 new cases of Chikungunya fever daily for nine consecutive days, indicating a low-level sporadic epidemic status [1] - The decision to terminate the Level 3 emergency response was based on evaluations from the National Disease Control Working Group and the National Health Commission [1] Group 2 - The Level 3 emergency response was initiated on July 29, based on the public health emergency response plan due to the outbreak of Chikungunya fever [1] - The classification of public health emergencies in China includes four levels: particularly major (Level I), major (Level II), relatively large (Level III), and general (Level IV) [1] - Shunde District in Foshan was one of the earliest areas in China to report a local outbreak of Chikungunya fever caused by imported cases [1]

Core Viewpoint - Guangdong Province has reported a total of 336 new local cases of Chikungunya fever from August 17 to August 23, with no severe cases or deaths reported [1] Summary by Category Case Distribution - The cases are distributed as follows: Foshan 206 cases, Guangzhou 62 cases, Zhanjiang 15 cases, Chaozhou 13 cases, Shenzhen 9 cases, Heyuan 8 cases, Huizhou 6 cases, Dongguan 5 cases, Zhuhai and Yangjiang each 3 cases, Shaoguan 2 cases, and Jiangmen, Maoming, Meizhou, and Jieyang each 1 case [1] Preventive Measures - The Guangdong Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention is actively conducting mosquito density control measures, and the overall epidemic situation is currently stable, primarily characterized by sporadic cases [1] Global Context and Risks - Despite the local situation being stable, the global Chikungunya fever epidemic is on the rise, and the risk of imported cases remains significant. Most areas in the province are currently experiencing active mosquito periods, compounded by weather factors such as typhoons and rainfall, indicating that epidemic prevention efforts must remain vigilant [1]

Core Points - Guangdong Province reported 336 new local cases of Chikungunya fever from August 17 to August 23, with no severe cases or deaths reported [1] - The majority of cases were distributed in Foshan (206 cases), Guangzhou (62 cases), and other cities [1] - The disease is transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes, which breed in clean water bodies, highlighting the importance of eliminating standing water to control the outbreak [1] Summary by Sections - **Epidemiological Data** - A total of 336 new local cases of Chikungunya fever were reported in Guangdong Province [1] - Case distribution: Foshan (206), Guangzhou (62), Zhanjiang (15), Chaozhou (13), Shenzhen (9), Heyuan (8), Huizhou (6), Dongguan (5), Zhuhai (3), Yangjiang (3), Shaoguan (2), and others [1] - **Disease Transmission and Prevention** - Chikungunya fever is a viral disease transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes [1] - Key prevention measures include eliminating standing water, mosquito control, and avoiding mosquito bites [1] - **Current Situation and Recommendations** - The overall epidemic situation is stable, primarily characterized by sporadic cases [1] - The risk of imported cases remains due to high global incidence and active mosquito populations in the region [1] - Citizens are encouraged to participate in mosquito control efforts and seek medical attention if experiencing symptoms after exposure [2]