Pakistan records a spike in chikungunya infections as global cases go up: Who
An ARS Vector Audit Agent operates as part of the fight against the chikungunya pandemic from mosquitoes at Saint-Benoit on the French overseas island of La Reunion on April 22 2025.-AFP Islamabad: The World Health Organization (WHO) warned of a significant risk of spreading to many countries, including Pakistan, as over 445,000 cases and 155 deaths have been reported by 40 countries in 2025 so far. Officials and experts warn that Pakistan, which is already involved in the fireplaces after the monument of Daguio and malaria, remains vulnerable due to a large AEDES mosquito population. The country does not have






