"Dengue Surge: Argentina Battles Vast Mosquito Swarms"

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Argentina is facing an unprecedented mosquito outbreak, leading to a surge in dengue cases, with 74,555 cases and 47 deaths reported so far in 2024. The outbreak is attributed to rising temperatures and increased out-of-season rains, creating ideal conditions for mosquito proliferation. The government is facing criticism for not taking adequate measures, and the cost of protection, such as mosquito repellent, has surged. The country's libertarian president has been blamed for the situation, and conspiracy theories have emerged. Health officials are urging the public to take preventive measures, as the outbreak continues to pose a serious threat.
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