Mexico
Santé Index
Mexico City scores 38.95 (MEDIUM risk) as of 2026-08-07. Measles is the critical driver, scoring the maximum 100/100, reflecting Mexico's national outbreak — 10,049 confirmed cases reported through Epidemiological Week 19 per PAHO Situation Report 3, with CDMX bearing a proportional share based on DGIS historical distribution. Dengue contributes 5/100, consistent with seasonal activity in the metropolitan area. COVID-19 and influenza signals are low. No wastewater-based epidemiology data are available for Mexico City. Data derive from PAHO national proportional estimates; coverage is medium (81%), and figures represent state-level geographic estimates. Conditions are mild and temperate (18°C, 68% relative humidity, 3.9 mm recent precipitation), typical for Mexico City's altitude. International arrivals total 17,030. The measles outbreak represents the primary public health concern: all attending delegations and accredited personnel should provide evidence of two-dose MMR vaccination before entry. Unvaccinated individuals face substantial exposure risk. Public health teams are advised to maintain enhanced case-detection protocols at venues and accommodation sites throughout the tournament period.
Model SCEME v3.1 · Updated August 7, 2026
High measles circulation in the city right now.
Highly contagious, airborne in crowded places (stadiums, transit, fan zones). Greatest risk is for those without 2 vaccine doses.
Confirm your 2 doses of the MMR vaccine before attending matches or crowded areas.
Low dengue activity right now.
Low day-to-day risk.
Basic mosquito precautions are enough.
Low COVID-19 circulation.
Low risk right now.
Basic precautions are enough.
Low flu circulation.
Low risk right now.
Basic hand hygiene is enough.
Please consult a local doctor or pharmacist for guidance and medication.
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