El TC refuerza garantías para avalar el internamiento forzoso por motivos de salud mental

The Spanish Ministry of Health has requested public cooperation to monitor mosquito populations as part of an effort to facilitate early detection of vector-borne diseases. Citizens are encouraged to use the "Mosquito Alert" application to submit photographs, report potential breeding sites, and notify authorities of mosquito bites.

This initiative follows official data reported by the Ministry, which indicates that 124 imported cases of dengue and 108 cases of chikungunya have been identified in Spain as of July 19. While the number of dengue cases has decreased by 29 compared to the same period last year, chikungunya cases have risen by 71. The surveillance program aims to manage the risks associated with these diseases through increased public participation and data collection.