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Dengue hits Ricardo Richards
By JOY BLACKBURN (Daily News Staff)
Published: February 6, 2013
ST. CROIX - Two confirmed cases of dengue fever at Ricardo Richards Elementary School have prompted the V.I. Education Department to issue an alert to parents, urging them to apply mosquito repellent to their children at home before sending them to school.
One of the dengue cases is the principal, who tested positive for dengue last week, said Education Department spokeswoman Ananta Pancham. The previous week, a student had a confirmed case, she said...
CDC confirms recent dengue outbreak Symptoms Prevention Reporting dengue
By ALDETH LEWIN (Daily News Staff)
Published: March 8, 2013
ST. THOMAS - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed that the territory experienced a dengue outbreak at the end of last year.
While the CDC study focused on cases in December, the territory has continued to suffer from widespread cases of dengue. In February, after a student and the principal had confirmed cases of dengue, Ricardo Richards Elementary School send out an alert to parents urging them to protect their children with repellent...
