pakistan rush “get rid of mosquitoes” After dengue hemorrhagic fever patients – less than a month, sicker than 4,000 people
Pakistan speeds up “killing mosquitoes” – Xinhua reported that medical personnel in Pakistan Speed up the area to spray smoke to get rid of mosquitoes at various points. Area on the outskirts of Hyderabad, Sindh region, southeast After the total number of patients and deaths from Dengue fever continued to increase
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The report said the dengue fever situation in Pakistan was of great concern. At least 30 people have died this month alone, the Sindh Provincial Health Office said.
Pakistan continues to face a growing momentum in the spread of dengue fever as death toll from the disease in the country’s southern Sindh province in September has reached 30, the provincial health department reported Thursday evening. (Xinhua)
While the number of new cases in the Sindh region over the past 24 hours, another 402 were found by the city of Karachi. capital city of Sindh The highest number of patients was 297, including the entire month of September. Sindh province has recorded 4,319 dengue fever cases, and since the beginning of 2022 there have been at least 6,888 cumulative cases.
The problem of dengue fever in Sindh region is considered to be a serious aggravation of the impact of the flood crisis during the monsoon season. Since last June Nearly 1,600 people have been killed in floods in Pakistan and more than 7 million have been displaced to temporary shelters.
A total of 402 new cases of dengue fever were detected in Sindh in the last 24 hours, the health department said. The worst-hit area was Karachi, the provincial capital, which reported 297 new cases. (Xinhua)
The number of dengue infections in Sindh in September has risen to 4,319, bringing the local total to 6,888 this year. (Xinhua)
Moreover, in the last 24 hours, 363 more people were diagnosed with the disease in the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, the provincial health department reported on Thursday night. (Xinhua)
Additionally, the eastern Punjab province reported 196 new cases in the last 24 hours, the provincial health authorities said on Thursday. Punjab’s Rawalpindi city reported 67 new cases, followed by its capital Lahore with 63 cases. (Xinhua)
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