Taiwan has confirmed its first case of chikungunya fever, imported from China, where over 8,000 cases are linked to a historic outbreak in Foshan. The Taiwanese woman traveled to Foshan and returned on July 30, prompting Taiwan’s CDC to raise travel advisories for Guangdong province, while Chinese authorities implement containment measures amid environmental conditions favoring mosquito breeding.
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