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Over 5,000 pregnant women have mosquito borne virus in Colombia

Over 5,000 pregnant women have mosquito borne virus, Zika in Colombia

According to the epidemiology bulletin, , a condition that results in babies being born with abnormal small head that can result in developmental problems has been linked with Zika virus. If a pregnant has the virus, there is a 50% chance that the baby will be born with Microcephaly.

In the same vein, a Philippine minister has urged women to delay pregnancy until fruitful researches has been carried out on the mosquito-borne virus, Zika.

The last reported case in the Philippines was in 2012.

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