Is this the same situation that we witnessed in the second wave of COVID-19 earlier this year? Some hospitals are being asked to use the beds of the COVID-19 patients to treat Dengue patients. Read on to know why the challenge is so bad this year.
As cases decline in Delhi, the national capital continues to be a victim of dengue outbreak that has led to several deaths in the city. Read on to know how the government plans to tackle the situation.
Dengue cases are increasing rapidly in Delhi. The city reported 139 cases of dengue in the first nine days of October.
According to the weekly report by the MCD released on Monday, 1,062 dengue cases were recorded in November 2018 while it was 816 in 2017
Delhi is once again in the grip of Dengue with the onset of winters. Be armed with these natural remedies and prevent this mosquito borne ailment efficiently.
As per the latest report, 2,146 people have been diagnosed with the vector-borne disease in Delhi so far this year. However, the number is less than last year's, which was 4,375.
As many as 1,595 people have been diagnosed with the vector-borne disease in Delhi so far, the report stated. However, compared to last year the number is less.
Here are the series of events that took place after the death of 7-year-old girl due to dengue at Fortis Hospital Gurugram.
Dengue in Delhi worsens with over 12,000 cases and 32 deaths
With 10,683 cases, 2015 dengue outbreak worst in last 20 years
HC asks Delhi to ensure proper utilisation of dengue funds
7,606 positive dengue cases reported from Delhi till Oct 2015
Doctors ask Delhi government to issue an advisory clarifying dengue tests
Delhi health department holds meeting to discuss dengue menace
Five more succumb to dengue in Delhi, official toll still 17
HC reserves order on plea to control dengue outbreak
Around 2 lakh houses in Delhi found positive for mosquito breeding, no. of cases reach 5,982 in September alone
Another child dies of dengue in Delhi, unofficial death toll rises to 29
Is this the same situation that we witnessed in the second wave of COVID-19 earlier this year? Some hospitals are being asked to use the beds of the COVID-19 patients to treat Dengue patients. Read on to know why the challenge is so bad this year.
As cases decline in Delhi, the national capital continues to be a victim of dengue outbreak that has led to several deaths in the city. Read on to know how the government plans to tackle the situation.
Dengue cases are increasing rapidly in Delhi. The city reported 139 cases of dengue in the first nine days of October.
According to the weekly report by the MCD released on Monday, 1,062 dengue cases were recorded in November 2018 while it was 816 in 2017
Delhi is once again in the grip of Dengue with the onset of winters. Be armed with these natural remedies and prevent this mosquito borne ailment efficiently.
As per the latest report, 2,146 people have been diagnosed with the vector-borne disease in Delhi so far this year. However, the number is less than last year's, which was 4,375.
As many as 1,595 people have been diagnosed with the vector-borne disease in Delhi so far, the report stated. However, compared to last year the number is less.
Here are the series of events that took place after the death of 7-year-old girl due to dengue at Fortis Hospital Gurugram.
Dengue in Delhi worsens with over 12,000 cases and 32 deaths
With 10,683 cases, 2015 dengue outbreak worst in last 20 years
HC asks Delhi to ensure proper utilisation of dengue funds
7,606 positive dengue cases reported from Delhi till Oct 2015
Doctors ask Delhi government to issue an advisory clarifying dengue tests
Delhi health department holds meeting to discuss dengue menace
Five more succumb to dengue in Delhi, official toll still 17
HC reserves order on plea to control dengue outbreak
Around 2 lakh houses in Delhi found positive for mosquito breeding, no. of cases reach 5,982 in September alone
Another child dies of dengue in Delhi, unofficial death toll rises to 29
