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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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Dengue Cases Down By 39 Per Cent In Gujarat As Government Steps Up Mosquito Control
The Gujarat government has intensified surveillance and mosquito-control measures against vector-borne diseases after a review of the state's malaria, dengue and chikungunya situation, with Health Minister Praful Pansheriya saying cases of malaria and dengue have declined compared with last year.
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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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Mumbai Dengue Cases Spike 28% Since Last Year: Unique Risk Factors, Symptoms And Treatment Explained
Dengue cases in Mumbai have increased by 28% due to warm, humid weather and stagnant water promoting mosquito breeding.
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MCD Steps Up Vector-Borne Disease Control As H1N1 Cases Rise
The MCD said its teams had detected mosquito breeding at 1,01,107 spots between January 1 and August 22, issued 81,143 legal notices and launched 6,927 prosecutions.
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Gujarat Reports Significant Decline In Malaria Dengue And Chikungunya Cases In 2026
Gujarat has recorded a substantial decline in malaria, dengue and chikungunya cases this year, with the state reporting a 45 per cent fall in malaria, 39.1 per cent in dengue and 48.1 per cent in chikungunya infections
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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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Dengue Cases Down By 39 Per Cent In Gujarat As Government Steps Up Mosquito Control
The Gujarat government has intensified surveillance and mosquito-control measures against vector-borne diseases after a review of the state's malaria, dengue and chikungunya situation, with Health Minister Praful Pansheriya saying cases of malaria and dengue have declined compared with last year.
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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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Mumbai Dengue Cases Spike 28% Since Last Year: Unique Risk Factors, Symptoms And Treatment Explained
Dengue cases in Mumbai have increased by 28% due to warm, humid weather and stagnant water promoting mosquito breeding.
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MCD Steps Up Vector-Borne Disease Control As H1N1 Cases Rise
The MCD said its teams had detected mosquito breeding at 1,01,107 spots between January 1 and August 22, issued 81,143 legal notices and launched 6,927 prosecutions.
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Gujarat Reports Significant Decline In Malaria Dengue And Chikungunya Cases In 2026
Gujarat has recorded a substantial decline in malaria, dengue and chikungunya cases this year, with the state reporting a 45 per cent fall in malaria, 39.1 per cent in dengue and 48.1 per cent in chikungunya infections
