KMC urges people to take precaution against dengue infection
Summary
Kathmandu Metropolitan City urges residents to stay alert as dengue fever transmission continues, with ongoing efforts to destroy mosquito larvae and control infection rates.
Key Points
- Kathmandu Metropolitan City urges residents to remain vigilant against dengue infection as transmission persists.
- Efforts are underway to identify mosquito breeding sites and eliminate larvae across all wards.
- Health workers, female health volunteers, and local residents are actively involved in mosquito and larva destruction.
- Dengue cases reported within KMC have fluctuated, with thousands affected from 2022 to early 2024, primarily during the rainy season from August to November.
