The Dominican Republic reported a 17% reduction in malaria cases in 2025, with 877 confirmed cases compared to 1’075 in 2024, according to the National Epidemiological Surveillance System (Sinave). Most cases (95%) were reported in the provinces of Azua (428 cases), and San Juan (392 cases), and Elías Piña (27 cases).
Optimal mosquito protection 24/7 throughout the country (at dusk and at night against malaria, during the day against dengue and other arboviruses) is important! In the province San Juan and Azua, carry stand-by emergency treatment may be considered.
In case of fever, malaria should be ruled out with a blood test.