- Since the last update on November 4, 2019, 25 additional results have been received from the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) confirming seven new cases of dengue in the Cayman Islands.
- Of these seven new cases, two patients had traveled to a country with year-round transmission of dengue, while five had no travel history, which suggests that person acquired dengue within the Cayman Islands.
- This brings the total number of confirmed dengue results (since the first locally transmitted case in October 2019), to nine locally transmitted and six imported cases.
- To date confirmed cases have been distributed between East End, George Town, West Bay and Bodden Town.
- Since the start of the year the Cayman Islands has sent a total of 116 samples to CARPHA to be investigated for dengue.
- Of that number, 28 persons were admitted to the Cayman Islands Hospital and Health City, Cayman Islands showing clinical symptoms that might potentially be dengue.
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