Dengue Surge Sparks Concern in Delhi
Delhi reports two more dengue-related deaths, bringing the total to three this year as cases rise to 2,115. A recent MCD report highlights a spike in vector-borne diseases, including malaria and Chikungunya. Authorities urge residents to prevent mosquito breeding as legal actions increase.
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Delhi's dengue crisis deepens with the national capital registering two more fatalities linked to the mosquito-borne virus, escalating the total number of deaths to three this year, officials report.
Amid rising dengue cases, totaling 2,115, a civic official revealed anonymously that Safdarjung Hospital and Maharaja Agrasen Hospital reported the latest deaths without disclosing specific details.
Efforts to curb mosquito breeding intensify as legal notices and penalties increase. Authorities urge residents to eliminate water accumulation and maintain cleanliness to prevent further outbreaks.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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