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Minsap Admits Increased Dengue Fever, Diarrhea and Respiratory Diseases Amid Health Problems

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The Minsap admitted an increase in dengue fever, diarrhea, hepatitis and respiratory infections in Cuba, aggravated by the collapse of sanitation and water infrastructure.
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Regarding chikungunya, the vice minister of health dismissed an excessive increase “as speculated on social networks.”

With its usual normalizing tone, @MINSAPCuba recognizes the circulation in the country of several #diseases, after months of silence about it.

The Deputy Minister links increased contagion to problems with sanitation, water treatment and waste collection

The Minsap admitted an increase in dengue fever, diarrhea, hepatitis and respiratory infections in Cuba, aggravated by the collapse of sanitation and water infrastructure.

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CiberCuba broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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