Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Indonesia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri
Lanka, Thailand, Timor-Leste all indicated that both Aedes
aegypti and Aedes albopictus were present, whereas
had only identified Aedes aegypti.
Country | Aedes aegypti threat | Aedes albopictus threat |
---|---|---|
Bangladesh | Aedes aegypti populations are spreading and pose a significant public health threat | Aedes albopictus populations are spreading and pose a significant public health threat |
Bhutan | Aedes aegypti populations are spreading and pose a significant public health threat | Aedes albopictus populations are spreading and pose a significant public health threat |
India | Aedes aegypti populations are abundant and arbovirus(es) is (are) circulating | Aedes albopictus populations are spreading and pose a significant public health threat |
Indonesia | Aedes aegypti populations are abundant and arbovirus(es) is (are) circulating | |
Maldives | Aedes aegypti populations are spreading and pose a significant public health threat | Aedes albopictus populations are abundant and arbovirus(es) is (are) circulating |
Myanmar | Aedes aegypti populations are spreading and pose a significant public health threat | Aedes albopictus populations are spreading and pose a significant public health threat |
Nepal | Dengue cases are reported from almost all of the districts in recent years which was previously reported from few districts, so based on this assumption can be made that aedes aegypti or albopictus are spreading to a wider geographical areas within the country, but since vector surveillance has not been conducted at national level it is difficult to say whether aedes aegypti or albopictus is most dominant. | Dengue cases are reported from almost all of the districts in recent years which was previously reported from few districts, so based on this assumption can be made that aedes aegypti or albopictus are spreading to a wider geographical areas within the country, but since vector surveillance has not been conducted at national level it is difficult to say whether aedes aegypti or albopictus is most dominant. |
Sri Lanka | Aedes aegypti populations are abundant and arbovirus(es) is (are) circulating | Aedes albopictus populations are abundant and arbovirus(es) is (are) circulating |
Thailand | Aedes aegypti populations are spreading and pose a significant public health threat | Aedes albopictus populations are spreading and pose a significant public health threat |
Timor-Leste | Aedes aegypti populations are spreading and pose a significant public health threat | Aedes albopictus mosquitoes are only occasionally found and do not pose a significant public health threat |