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Sonora Totals 74 Cases and 32 Deaths Due to Spotted Fever, Disease Transmitted by the Dog Tick
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LA JORNADA Hermosillo, Son. Sonora accumulates 74 confirmed cases of spotted fever and 32 deaths in 2026, figures that place the entity in the first national place in the incidence of this disease transmitted by the dog’s coffee tick, with a rate of 2.18 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, more than ten times the national average. The state also records one of the highest lethalities in the country, four out of ten people diagnosed have died. Contagi…
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