Dengue Situation Improves With Decreasing Temperature.

(CTN News) – After a drop in temperature, there are positive indications of improvement in the dengue outbreak in Punjab. The latest report on Thursday reveals the addition of 64 new cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases this year to 14,649 across 36 districts.

Among these districts, Lahore continues to be the most severely affected, with a total of 6,719 cases reported. Rawalpindi follows with 2,643 cases, Gujranwala with 1,555 cases, Multan with 1,404 cases, and Faisalabad with 871 cases.
In the past 24 hours, Lahore reported 31 new cases, while Rawalpindi reported 2, Gujranwala reported 9, Multan reported 6, Faisalabad reported 6, and Sheikhupura reported 3 cases.

Additionally, other districts such as Kasur, Attock, Khanewal, Rahimyar Khan, Khushab, Rajanpur, and Layyah each reported one case.

The current medical care situation in Punjab hospitals is concerning, with 48 patients receiving treatment. 26 of these patients are in Lahore, the capital city.

The Health Secretary, Ali Jaan Khan, has urged the public to prioritize cleanliness and collaborate with healthcare teams.

Cleanliness is crucial in preventing the spread of diseases, especially Dengue. By maintaining cleanliness, individuals can reduce the risk of contracting and spreading the virus. Collaboration with healthcare teams is also important in managing the situation effectively.

A helpline (1033) has been made available for the public to seek information and register complaints.

To control Dengue, individuals should eliminate mosquito breeding grounds, use repellents, wear protective clothing, and keep their surroundings clean. By following these guidelines and working together, we can combat Dengue and ensure community well-being.

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