Islamabad reports three dengue cases this year despite thousands of larval sites
Most outlets highlighted the low number of dengue cases in Islamabad this year compared to previous years, while also noting the presence of thousands of larval sites. One outlet provided recent case numbers from 2024 and 2025 for context, while another focused on the current situation and larval site count without historical comparison.
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Islamabad reports only three dengue cases this year despite thousands of larval sites
Islamabad has experienced significant dengue outbreaks in recent years, with local media reporting 2,076 cases in 2025, compared with 3,759 during the corresponding period in 2024
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Islamabad reports three dengue cases this year despite thousands of larval sites
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s federal capital has recorded only three dengue cases this year through Aug. 6 despite authorities detecting more than 7,000 sites with mosquito larvae over the past 15 days, the Islamabad administration said on Saturday as it stepped up measures to prevent an outbreak. Islamabad has experienced significant dengue outbreaks in recent years, with local media reporting 2,076 ...
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