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Coastal El Niño, is a weather phenomenon that is caused by abnormal warming (above 0.4 ° C) of the Pacific Ocean waters near the coasts of Ecuador and Peru, and can even reach the central and southern Peruvian coast. As a result of the climatic phenomenon, the Aedes aegypti vector (which in turn is a vector of chikungunya and zika fever) had been quickly installed in 448 districts of Peru, declared emergency in ten regions, which reported 231,874 victims; 1,129,013 affected and 143 dead. It is necessary to know this, because the direct impact of the weather phenomena contributes to the dengue vector conditioning, facilitating its dissemination with ease.The geographical and climatic conditions of the cities most affected by the El Niño Costero phenomenon turned them into zones of epidemics; in these places there is an important population growth, from urbanization to sectorization in young towns, urban slums, where in many there is no basic infrastructure, water supply is insufficient, which requires temporary water storage; as well as high temperatures, migratory movement, beaches with influx of people, make not only dengue proliferate, but other arbovirosis such as chikungunya

Situation of Dengue after the Phenomenon of the Coastal El Niño