VOICED : Declaran emergencia en sur de Brasil por fiebre amarilla

Brazil is facing a new health threat with a potential yellow fever outbreak in Minas Gerais, prompting a state of emergency in 152 cities. Authorities are investigating 133 cases and 38 deaths in 2017. A vaccination campaign is underway, focusing on rural and urban areas, but some citizens, like Heraldo, face difficulties accessing vaccines. Yellow fever, transmitted by wild mosquitoes, hasn't been seen in urban Brazil since 1942. In 2016, six cases were reported in wild areas, with five fatalities. Brazil is still recovering from the Zika virus epidemic that began in 2015, causing an unusual rise in microcephaly cases.

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