The Introduction and Establishment of DengueDisease in A New Area: A Mini Review

Dengue fever virus is a mosquito-borne virus that poses a significant public health threatworldwide. dengue virus is primarily transmitted by the aedes mosquitoes, which developin small man-made containers in urban environments. climate change and urbanization havecontributed to the spread of the aedes mosquitoes, increasing the risk of dengue virus transmissionin densely populated areas. increasing the transmission of virus by aedes mosquitoes increasesthe dengue infection. additionally, factors such as poor sanitation, low community immunitylevels, inadequate waste management and a lack of access to healthcare can also impact theestablishment and spread of dengue fever. globalization, international travel and tourism canintroduce the virus to new regions and contribute to its establishment. these factors create idealconditions for the aedes mosquitoes to develop and for the dengue virus to establish and spread,posing a significant public health challenge.