Costa Rica Confirms Imported Yellow Fever Case in Traveler from the U.S.
The patient had traveled through Peru before testing positive for the viral infection.
Health authorities in Costa Rica have confirmed a case of yellow fever in an American traveler who arrived from Peru.
The individual is receiving medical care, and officials say there is no evidence of local transmission.
The Ministry of Health has reinforced vaccination and surveillance protocols at airports and border checkpoints to prevent the disease from spreading within the country.
The individual is receiving medical care, and officials say there is no evidence of local transmission.
The Ministry of Health has reinforced vaccination and surveillance protocols at airports and border checkpoints to prevent the disease from spreading within the country.
