Epidemics and outbreaks in Switzerland
12 epidemics and outbreaks have been recorded in Switzerland by Global Incident Tracker, 10 of them in 2026. The most recent was on 27 October 2026. These are incidents our sources reported, not an official national total.
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Last 7 days
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In 2026
12
Total recorded
Continuous monitoring began 9 August 2026. These counters show what we have recorded since then, not everything that happened.
Most recent epidemics and outbreaks in Switzerland
Ebola Outbreak Analysis: Ebola Patient Arrives In Switzerland, Husband Isolated #trusttvnews #ebolaoutbreak
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Ebola in Nigeria: Switzerland confam arrival of evacuated patient and her husband from Nigeria
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Nigeria’s first Ebola patient in current outbreak evacuated to Switzerland
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1st confirmed Ebola patient in Nigeria evacuated to Switzerland
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Nigeria Ebola patient flown to Switzerland, Congo health worker killed as 4 countries deal with outbreak
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Swiss Ebola patient in Nigeria evacuated to Switzerland as authorities monitor 52 contacts
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Nigeria evacuates only confirmed Ebola case to Switzerland
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Nigeria Evacuates Ebola Patient To Switzerland Amid Complex African Outbreak
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Nigeria's Ebola patient on medical evacuation flight to Switzerland, condition stable
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Pig disease outbreak leads to mass cull across Switzerland
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WHO and Switzerland launch global BioHub for pathogen storage, sharing and analysis
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Listings of WHO’s response to COVID-19
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When they happen
October carries the most epidemics and outbreaks we hold for Switzerland — 10 of 12. This is when incidents were reported, so read a quiet month as either a quiet month or thin reporting.
| Month | Recorded | |
|---|---|---|
| January | 0 | |
| February | 0 | |
| March | 0 | |
| April | 0 | |
| May | 1 | |
| June | 1 | |
| July | 0 | |
| August | 0 | |
| September | 0 | |
| October | 10 | |
| November | 0 | |
| December | 0 |
Where this data comes from
Epidemics and outbreaks have official real-time feeds, and ours come from WHO · WHO Africa · European CDC · news.