Thailand Dengue Outbreak Report Cases (Weekly, 2013–2025)

Dengue fever is a significant health concern in Thailand, with periodic outbreaks occurring throughout the country. The Aedes mosquito, particularly Aedes aegypti, is the primary vector responsible for transmitting the dengue virus. The Ministry of Public Health in Thailand has implemented various measures to control dengue, including vector control strategies, public awareness campaigns, and strengthening surveillance systems. Efforts are focused on early detection, prompt treatment, and community involvement in eliminating mosquito breeding sites. Continued vigilance and collaboration between healthcare authorities and the public are essential to combat dengue in Thailand.

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Access to this data is restricted. Please contact apisit.sa@buu.ac.th of Epidemic Data Exchange and Analysis Network — see the Contact page.

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필드	값

* Data Type	Statistical Data
Allow for harvest to GD-Catalog	Yes
* Contact Person	Epidemic Data Exchange and Analysis Network
* Contact Email	apisit.sa@buu.ac.th
* Objective	For Public Service Delivery

* Update Frequency Unit	Year

Update Frequency Interval
* Geo Coverage	Country

* Data Source	Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand
* Data Format	CSV

* Data Category	Public Data
Data Classification
* 라이선스	Other
	Access is restricted to researchers involved in the GFID project.
URL
Data Language	English

Last updated date
Data release calendar
First year of data (Statistical data)	2013
Last year of data (Statistical data)	2023
	Global Disease Pandemic
Unit of measure (Statistical data)	Case
Unit of multiplier (Statistical data)

Calculation method (Statistical data)
Standard (Statistical data)
Official Statistics
작성자	burapha
생성일	7월 27, 2024
최근 업데이트	7월 1, 2026