This is what the Zika outbreak looks like in Venezuela, a country whose medical system has teetered for months on the brink of collapse:
There’s a lack of bug spray to prevent mosquito bites, scant contraceptives to avert pregnancies, little medicine to treat Zika-linked maladies. There has been no effective public health campaign to inform the public about the disease and nobody really knows how many infections there have been.
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