Islamabad reports 21 dengue cases this year
Most outlets reported the number of dengue cases in Islamabad and cited the District Health Office as the source. Dawn added that the DHO had intensified surveillance and vector control efforts, while ProPakistani provided a brief summary and linked to a full article.
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Dengue surveillance intensified across Islamabad
ISLAMABAD, Oct 06 (APP):The District Health Office (DHO) Islamabad has intensified dengue surveillance and vector control activities across the federal capital to identify and eliminate mosquito breeding sites and prevent the spread of dengue. According to official sources, surveillance and vector control teams are conducting field activities in different areas, including inspection of water st...
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Islamabad Reports 21 Dengue Cases
As many as 21 dengue cases have been reported in the federal capital so far this year, according to the… Read More
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21 dengue cases reported in Islamabad this year
ISLAMABAD: As many as 21 cases of dengue have been reported in the federal capital so far in the current year, according to the District Health Office (DHO). The DHO said it had intensified surveillance and vector-control activities across the capital to prevent the spread of dengue, particularly in identified hotspots and high-risk areas. According to the latest surveillance data, the 21 dengu...
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