Increase in West Nile virus cases in Attica
Health authorities in Attica are on high alert as a significant increase in West Nile virus cases is being observed. The virus, which is primarily transmitted through mosquitoes, has caused concern among local residents over the last few weeks.
According to experts, this outbreak is directly linked to current weather conditions, which favor mosquito breeding. Scientists estimate that the peak of the incidents will last for at least another two to three weeks, which requires particular caution from the public.
For their protection, citizens are urged to take basic self-protection measures, such as using insect repellent products, installing screens on windows, and avoiding areas with stagnant water, where mosquitoes breed more easily.
Authorities are closely monitoring the situation and recommend that citizens consult a doctor immediately if they develop symptoms such as high fever, headache, or rashes. Timely diagnosis and proper information remain the most important tools for limiting the spread of the virus.