Global pandemic “experts” from the U.S to the UK to China are all raising red flags over the recent doubling of “vector-borne” diseases in one year alone. One particular threat is the Chukungunya virus, which has increased 170% in the UK in the last year. The plandemic leaders may be preparing the ground for the latest assault or the forced mass migration of peoples around the world is causing viral mutations, leading to more “outbreaks.”
Health officials warn of epidemic threat as cases of dangerous virus more than double: ‘We’re seeing a worrying increase’ – yahoo.com
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Dozens of cases of a potentially debilitating vector-borne disease have been identified in the United Kingdom this year, the BBC reports, almost twice as many as last year.
What’s happening?
On the surface, this uptick in cases of chikungunya virus might not appear to be concerning in scale.
In all, 73 people in the U.K. contracted chikungunya, up from 27 in the same span of time in 2024 — a 170% increase in cases.
Chikungunya is a vector-borne illness, infecting humans through mosquito bites. Although it’s rarely fatal, chikungunya’s symptoms are not unlike dengue fever and Zika, including joint swelling, rashes, and fatigue.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), outbreaks tend to emerge in tropical or subtropical regions, and chikungunya cannot spread from person to person. In the U.K., the cases diagnosed in 2025 were all associated with trips abroad.
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