Mexico Reports 9,456 Dengue Cases; Mexico City and Tlaxcala Are Only States Without Cases

Mexico dengue cases 2026: Mexico Reports 9,456 Dengue Cases: Mexico opened November with 9,456 confirmed dengue cases, with 742 new cases in the last week. Patients were reported in 30 states, and Mexico City and Tlaxcala are the only two entities free of the disease so far this year.

Mexico Dengue Cases 2026, Digi Mart USA News: Mexico opened the month of November with 9,456 confirmed dengue infections, according to the Secretariat of Health’s “Panorama Epidemiológico del Dengue,” with data current through November 2. During the last week, 742 new cases were confirmed.

Patients affected by the virus were reported in 30 states across the country. Mexico City and Tlaxcala are the only two entities that have been free of the disease so far this year.

According to the report, 63% of infections were concentrated in five states. Sonora led with 2,313 cases, followed by Veracruz with 1,435, Tabasco with 823, Sinaloa with 801 and Quintana Roo with 570.

During epidemiological week 43, 4,699 of the 9,456 confirmed patients were treated for dengue with warning signs or severe dengue. Women accounted for 55% of diagnoses, compared with 45% in men.

The authority noted that all four dengue serotypes are circulating, but serotype 3 has shown the greatest circulation across the 30 affected states.

The federal health authority reported that no new dengue deaths have been recorded since October 19. The death toll remained at 33 across 14 states.

Sonora and Veracruz each recorded five deaths, leading the list, followed by Quintana Roo with four, Tabasco with three and Sinaloa with two.

Felix Reeves

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