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Countries in Africa and Asia at greatest risk of Zika virus

Seasonal geographical suitability for Zika virus transmission in Africa and seasonal volume of airline travellers arriving from the Americas

Monthly maps are shown for Africa. Travellers arriving from the Americas refers to travellers originating from regions of Latin America and the Caribbean that are suitable for year-round transmission of Zika virus.

Countries in Africa and Asia at greatest risk of Zika virus




Seasonal geographical suitability for Zika virus transmission in Asia-Pacific and seasonal volume of airline travellers arriving from the Americas

Monthly maps are shown for Asia-Pacific region. Travellers arriving from the Americas refers to travellers originating from regions of Latin America and the Caribbean that are suitable for year-round transmission of Zika virus.

Countries in Africa and Asia at greatest risk of Zika virus
 Via thelancet.com


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