Seville strengthens surveillance of the Nile mosquito with €55,000
Seville City Council reinforces Nile mosquito surveillance with €55,000 in 16 locations, after being declared a high-risk area.
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Seville closes Guadaíra Park and Princes Park to spray against the West Nile mosquito after the first human case in Tablada.
Seville City Council reinforces Nile mosquito surveillance with €55,000 in 16 locations, after being declared a high-risk area.
Mairena del Alcor reports no cases or circulation of the Nile virus but strengthens mosquito controls and calls for citizen cooperation amid provincial alert.
Seville City Council and the Pharmacists' Association launch a campaign in pharmacies to prevent West Nile virus after cases were detected.
The Town Hall of Palomares del Río reminds residents to avoid stagnant water and use repellents to prevent West Nile Virus.
The CAIT of Utrera maintains its service unchanged while the Junta de Andalucía takes charge of the hiring. The City Council has hired a physiotherapist.
The Palomares del Río Town Hall publishes a guide with measures against the Nile virus: eliminate stagnant water, use mosquito nets and repellents, and check rural areas.
The Junta extends the West Nile virus alert in Palomares del Río until August 21 after a second mild case. The risk remains high.
A resident of Aznalcázar tests positive for West Nile Virus, bringing the total to six cases in Seville. The Junta extends the health alert in the municipality.
The nursing team has conducted 2,571 assessments of vulnerable individuals this summer, compared to 315 in 2025.
The Junta confirms five mild cases of West Nile virus in four municipalities in Seville: Palomares del Río, Villamanrique de la Condesa, La Puebla del Río, and Coria del Río.
The Provincial Council of Seville enhances mosquito control in La Puebla del Río, Coria del Río and Bollullos de la Mitación due to West Nile virus.