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Bangladesh Reports 2,249 New Dengue Cases, 7 Deaths In Past 24 Hours
Bangladesh's State Minister for Fisheries and Livestock Sultan Salauddin Tuku had, last month, warned that the dengue situation in Dhaka and other districts could worsen further in the coming months, urging people to stay alert.
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Pune Reports First Suspected Dengue Death Of The Year As 8-Year-Old Dies: How To Keep Children Protected
Dengue is a viral infection transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected Aedes mosquito. These mosquitoes commonly bite during the daytime and breed in stagnant water collected in containers, flowerpots, discarded tyres, coolers and other household spaces.
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Pune Records Over 2,000 Dengue Cases This Year: Why The Illness Is No Longer Just A Monsoon Threat
Dengue, which used to spike around the monsoon season, has transformed into a year-round urban health threat due to changing environmental and human factors.
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More Than 100 Cases Of Dengue Reported In A Week In Delhi: Why Should You Take Preventive Steps Even After Monsoon Ends
Mosquitoes can continue to spread the virus as long as there are suitable breeding conditions and there are infected mosquitoes. Therefore, people should not stop using mosquito repellents or checking their surroundings simply because the weather has become cooler or the rainy season has ended.
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Are Vaccine Skepticism And Climate Change Causing America's Health Outbreak? Know What's Causing The Surge In Measles, Dengue Cases
Lower vaccination coverage and international travel can lead to measles outbreaks, whereas warmer conditions and changes in rainfall patterns can affect mosquito populations and increase the risk of mosquito-borne diseases. Here are the reasons that's driving the current outbreaks.
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Dengue Surge In Bengal Hotspots Raises Concern Ahead Of Durga Puja
A sudden rise in dengue cases in pockets of rural and urban West Bengal over the past month has raised concern in the administration ahead of the forthcoming Durga Puja festival.
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Gujarat: 87 Admitted In 10 Days Amid Dengue Cases Among 'Ekta Diwas' Parade Contingent
Gujarat Health Minister Praful Pansheriya said 87 security personnel who arrived in the state for preparations for the National Unity Day parade had been admitted to Gandhinagar Civil Hospital over the past 10 days, with 50 discharged after recovery and 37 still undergoing treatment.
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Gujarat Intensifies Fogging And Surveillance After Dengue Cases Detected In Paramilitary Personnel At Gandhinagar Camps
Gujarat Health Minister Praful Pansheriya on Tuesday directed officials to intensify fogging, fever surveillance and anti-larval measures at the temporary accommodation of personnel who have arrived in Gandhinagar for the National Unity Day parade, after dengue cases were reported among them.
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Delhi Records 98 Fresh Dengue Cases In First Week Of October: Why Mosquitoes Thrive Long After Monsoon
According to the weekly vector-borne disease report for the week ending October 3, Delhi recorded 98 dengue and 23 malaria cases in October so far, taking the cumulative number of malaria cases this year to 266.
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Gujarat: Dengue Hits 'Ekta Diwas' Parade Contingent, 24 Test Positive
At least 24 personnel who have come to Gujarat for preparations for the 'Rashtriya Ekta Diwas' (National Unity Day) parade have tested positive for dengue at the Gandhinagar Civil Hospital in the past two days, while several others remain under observation after developing fever and body ache.
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Tamil Nadu Hospitals Expand Fever Treatment Facilities Amid Rising Dengue Cases
Hospitals across Tamil Nadu are expanding fever treatment facilities as dengue and other viral infections bring more patients to outpatient departments ahead of the Northeast Monsoon.
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Tamil Nadu Districts On Alert Amid Dengue Spike: Why The Days After Fever Drops Are The Most Critical
Dengue causes a very high fever. Along with that, the patient may also have headache, pain behind the eyes, muscle and joint pain, nausea, vomiting and sometimes a rash. However, the illness does not always get better when the temperature falls.
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CM Vijay Directs Districts to Intensify Dengue Control, Monsoon Preparedness Across 10 Tamil Nadu Districts
The Chief Minister asked the district Collectors to prepare location-specific plans after evaluating the vulnerability of individual areas. He said particular attention should be given to rain-prone and hilly regions in the Nilgiris, Coimbatore, Dindigul, and Theni districts.
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Tamil Nadu Records More Than 16,500 Dengue Cases, Chennai Worst Hit
Dengue infections are rising across Tamil Nadu with the onset of the monsoon and the state health department said 244 of the 1,320 people tested across the state were confirmed to have dengue.
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Dengue Cases In Tamil Nadu Rise: Officials Say Spread Is Not Alarming Yet
Tamil Nadu has reported 16,334 dengue cases and nine deaths till September 16, 2026. While cases are rising with the monsoon, the Directorate of Public Health says the spread is not unusual.
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Bangladesh Reports 2,249 New Dengue Cases, 7 Deaths In Past 24 Hours
Bangladesh's State Minister for Fisheries and Livestock Sultan Salauddin Tuku had, last month, warned that the dengue situation in Dhaka and other districts could worsen further in the coming months, urging people to stay alert.
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Pune Reports First Suspected Dengue Death Of The Year As 8-Year-Old Dies: How To Keep Children Protected
Dengue is a viral infection transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected Aedes mosquito. These mosquitoes commonly bite during the daytime and breed in stagnant water collected in containers, flowerpots, discarded tyres, coolers and other household spaces.
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Pune Records Over 2,000 Dengue Cases This Year: Why The Illness Is No Longer Just A Monsoon Threat
Dengue, which used to spike around the monsoon season, has transformed into a year-round urban health threat due to changing environmental and human factors.
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More Than 100 Cases Of Dengue Reported In A Week In Delhi: Why Should You Take Preventive Steps Even After Monsoon Ends
Mosquitoes can continue to spread the virus as long as there are suitable breeding conditions and there are infected mosquitoes. Therefore, people should not stop using mosquito repellents or checking their surroundings simply because the weather has become cooler or the rainy season has ended.
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Are Vaccine Skepticism And Climate Change Causing America's Health Outbreak? Know What's Causing The Surge In Measles, Dengue Cases
Lower vaccination coverage and international travel can lead to measles outbreaks, whereas warmer conditions and changes in rainfall patterns can affect mosquito populations and increase the risk of mosquito-borne diseases. Here are the reasons that's driving the current outbreaks.
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Dengue Surge In Bengal Hotspots Raises Concern Ahead Of Durga Puja
A sudden rise in dengue cases in pockets of rural and urban West Bengal over the past month has raised concern in the administration ahead of the forthcoming Durga Puja festival.
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Gujarat: 87 Admitted In 10 Days Amid Dengue Cases Among 'Ekta Diwas' Parade Contingent
Gujarat Health Minister Praful Pansheriya said 87 security personnel who arrived in the state for preparations for the National Unity Day parade had been admitted to Gandhinagar Civil Hospital over the past 10 days, with 50 discharged after recovery and 37 still undergoing treatment.
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Gujarat Intensifies Fogging And Surveillance After Dengue Cases Detected In Paramilitary Personnel At Gandhinagar Camps
Gujarat Health Minister Praful Pansheriya on Tuesday directed officials to intensify fogging, fever surveillance and anti-larval measures at the temporary accommodation of personnel who have arrived in Gandhinagar for the National Unity Day parade, after dengue cases were reported among them.
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Delhi Records 98 Fresh Dengue Cases In First Week Of October: Why Mosquitoes Thrive Long After Monsoon
According to the weekly vector-borne disease report for the week ending October 3, Delhi recorded 98 dengue and 23 malaria cases in October so far, taking the cumulative number of malaria cases this year to 266.
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Gujarat: Dengue Hits 'Ekta Diwas' Parade Contingent, 24 Test Positive
At least 24 personnel who have come to Gujarat for preparations for the 'Rashtriya Ekta Diwas' (National Unity Day) parade have tested positive for dengue at the Gandhinagar Civil Hospital in the past two days, while several others remain under observation after developing fever and body ache.
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Tamil Nadu Hospitals Expand Fever Treatment Facilities Amid Rising Dengue Cases
Hospitals across Tamil Nadu are expanding fever treatment facilities as dengue and other viral infections bring more patients to outpatient departments ahead of the Northeast Monsoon.
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Tamil Nadu Districts On Alert Amid Dengue Spike: Why The Days After Fever Drops Are The Most Critical
Dengue causes a very high fever. Along with that, the patient may also have headache, pain behind the eyes, muscle and joint pain, nausea, vomiting and sometimes a rash. However, the illness does not always get better when the temperature falls.
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CM Vijay Directs Districts to Intensify Dengue Control, Monsoon Preparedness Across 10 Tamil Nadu Districts
The Chief Minister asked the district Collectors to prepare location-specific plans after evaluating the vulnerability of individual areas. He said particular attention should be given to rain-prone and hilly regions in the Nilgiris, Coimbatore, Dindigul, and Theni districts.
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Tamil Nadu Records More Than 16,500 Dengue Cases, Chennai Worst Hit
Dengue infections are rising across Tamil Nadu with the onset of the monsoon and the state health department said 244 of the 1,320 people tested across the state were confirmed to have dengue.
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Dengue Cases In Tamil Nadu Rise: Officials Say Spread Is Not Alarming Yet
Tamil Nadu has reported 16,334 dengue cases and nine deaths till September 16, 2026. While cases are rising with the monsoon, the Directorate of Public Health says the spread is not unusual.
