Comment

Among the emerging diseases that could erupt again by climate change and the next El
Niño are dengue, malaria, leptospirosis and Peruvian wart.

Cases of malaria, an infectious disease caused by a parasite and transmitted by the bite of
Anopheles mosquito, were reduced by 82% in the last ten years in Peru, thanks to
sustained efforts for reducing metaxenic diseases.

Leptospirosis is caused by exposure to various types of Leptospira bacteria, which can be

found in warmer climates in inland waters have been contaminated by animal urine.

Finally, the Peruvian wart is also part of this group of emerging diseases and climate
change could affect the Peruvian if adequate prevention practice.

They are the classic diseases in all sectors or areas in Peru, you have to make an
assessment of the issue, considering the mortality rate of individuals.

The recommendations is to provide information in more remote areas of the city,

government regulation for rural areas and more support in medicines, and make a fight
against these diseases