[ 18 ] in Côte d’Ivoire showed high Aedes and arboviral risk indices in the capital city of Abidjan, and in Togo, a study conducted by Akagankou and collaborators in 2024 showed that rainfall exerted a slightly significant positive influence on the number of eggs, favoring high values for ovitrap positivity index and egg density per ovitrap, indicating a high risk of arbovirus transmission in the Grand Lomé health district.
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Widespread distribution of Aedes aegypti larvae, a potential risk of arbovirus transmission in the Grand Lomé health region, Togo, West Africa.
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