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Florida is battling its largest locally acquired dengue outbreak in decades, with hundreds infected, according to the New York Post. The locally acquired cases are separate from more than 300 travel-associated cases reported in the state this year.
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The outbreak affects people in Florida and may matter to travelers there; the article gives no further detail on risks or effects outside the state.
The article does not specify what public-health measures are underway or what officials expect next.
Any public-health guidance or control measures announced in Florida.
Whether officials report changes in locally acquired or travel-associated cases.