Thursday, September 24
Yellow Fever Cases Rise in Colombia
Travelers to Colombia face a Level 2 health notice as yellow fever cases increase.
Colombia is seeing more yellow fever cases than usual, according to a new CDC travel notice. The agency has raised its alert to Level 2, meaning travelers should take extra precautions. Yellow fever is spread by mosquito bites, so anyone heading to affected areas should plan ahead. Check with a travel clinic about vaccination and other ways to avoid mosquito bites before your trip.
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