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Can Wolbachia Prevent Dengue in Indonesia?

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Algo Research Team


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Key Summary:


  • Jakarta government released Wolbachia mosquitoes
  • Wolbachia could reduce replication of dengue virus
  • Dengue cases in Indonesia are still high

The Ministry of Health and the Mayor of West Jakarta have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to release Wolbachia mosquitoes, which was done on 4 October 2024.


Context: Wolbachia is a natural bacteria that is present in up to 50% of insect species, including some mosquitoes. 


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