Tag: Vector Control
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Dengue in Sindh: Fresh Deaths and Rising Cases in Karachi
Two More Dengue Deaths Reported as Sindh Sees Record Testing The Sindh Health Department released its latest dengue update, revealing a continued spike in confirmed cases across the province. In the most recent 24-hour window, authorities conducted 4,611 dengue tests, with 829 returning positive. The news comes as health officials warn residents to take strict…
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Ludhiana Faces Dengue Surge: 80% of Patients Hospitalised as Poor Air Quality Raised Health Risks
Ludhiana Sees a Sharp Dengue Surge and Rising Hospitalisations Ludhiana, a major industrial hub in Punjab, is grappling with a worrying dengue surge. According to the latest figures released by the local health department, there are 39 active dengue patients in the district, with 31 of them currently receiving hospital care. This means roughly 80%…
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Ludhiana Dengue Surge: 80% Hospitalised Amid Poor AQI Sparks Public Health Alarm
Overview: A Concerning Dengue Pattern in Ludhiana Recent data from Ludhiana’s local health department shows a troubling trend in the city’s dengue situation. Of the 39 active dengue patients, 31 are currently hospitalised. This high rate of hospital admissions has prompted concern among doctors and public health officials, who fear the burden could intensify as…
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10-day IRS Campaign in Ghotki Aims to Curb Malaria and Dengue
Ten-Day Indoor Residual Spraying Campaign Kicks Off in Ghotki In a decisive move to protect residents from malaria and dengue, a ten-day Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) campaign has been officially launched in Ghotki district. The initiative, ordered by Deputy Commissioner Manzoor Ahmed Kanrani, brings together local health authorities, field workers, and community leaders to deliver…
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Ghotki Launches 10-Day Indoor Residual Spray Campaign to Combat Malaria and Dengue
Initiating a Targeted Public Health Drive In a decisive move to curb mosquito-borne illnesses, a 10-day Indoor Residual Spray (IRS) campaign has been officially launched in Ghotki. The initiative comes under the directive of Deputy Commissioner Manzoor Ahmed Kanrani, who directed local health authorities to implement a comprehensive program aimed at reducing malaria and dengue…
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Ghotki Launches 10-Day Indoor Residual Spray Campaign to Fight Malaria and Dengue
Ghotki Unveils a 10-Day Indoor Residual Spray Campaign In a coordinated effort to curb the spread of malaria and dengue, the district administration of Ghotki, led by Deputy Commissioner Manzoor Ahmed Kanrani, has officially launched a ten-day Indoor Residual Spray (IRS) campaign. The initiative aims to reduce mosquito populations inside homes and public buildings, translating…
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Dengue Surge in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: 102 New Cases Reported Amid Rising Infections
Overview: 102 New Dengue Infections in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Health authorities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) reported 102 new dengue cases in the last 24 hours, a figure that underscores the persistence of the outbreak across the province. The surge brings the province’s active dengue caseload to a level that has prompted health officials to reiterate public…
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Dengue Cases Surge in KP as 102 New Infections Reported in 24 Hours
Dengue Situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: 102 New Infections in 24 Hours Health authorities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) reported a significant uptick in dengue cases, with 102 new infections confirmed across the province in the last 24 hours. The surge continues a worrying trend for the region, where monsoon rains and warm temperatures provide ideal breeding…
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6 Things to Know About chikungunya Virus and Its Transmission in the U.S.
What is chikungunya? Chikungunya is a disease caused by the chikungunya virus, primarily spread through infected mosquitoes. First identified in 1952 during an outbreak in Tanzania, its name comes from a Makonde word meaning “that which bends up,” referring to the severe joint pain it can cause. The virus is transmitted by mosquitoes, and most…
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6 Things to Know About the Chikungunya Virus and Its Transmission in the U.S.
Introduction: A New Notable Case in the U.S. A recent report from New York State confirms a locally acquired chikungunya case on Long Island, the first since 2015 and the first ever documented in New York. The location underscores how mosquito-borne viruses can appear in places where they are not typically expected, especially when travelers…