Screwworm Fly Infections Surpass 500 Human Cases in Mexico, Six Dead

Mexico is facing a significant outbreak of flesh-eating screwworm fly infections, with human cases exceeding 500. The screwworm, whose larvae burrow into and feed on living flesh, has caused six deaths among those infected. At least one of those fatalities has been directly attributed to the parasitic flies. The outbreak has raised serious public health concerns in the region. Authorities are working to contain the spread of the dangerous parasite.
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