Dengue Infection Confirmed in 1,042 People, Two Deaths Reported
Summary
Dengue infection has been confirmed in 1,042 people across Nepal with two reported deaths, affecting 71 districts with the highest cases in Koshi and Bagmati Provinces. The government is conducting a 'search and destroy' campaign to control the mosquito population and prevent further spread.
Key Points
- Dengue infection confirmed in 1,042 people in Nepal with two deaths reported.
- Dengue cases are reported in 71 districts, with Jhapa, Kathmandu, and Sunsari among the most affected.
- Government allocated over 30 crore rupees for dengue control and planned 'search and destroy' campaigns.
- Dengue poses a growing public health challenge in Nepal, transmitted by Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus mosquitoes.
