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Runny nose, sneezing, cough, breathlessness, throat pain and diarrhoea have been majorly reported in patients. Some also reported low oxygen and shortness of breath due to which they have been hospitalised.
Here's good news for anyone affected by chikungunya this year: the virus is unlikely to infect them ever again.
Among the affected are also several doctors of both central and Delhi Government hospitals, which has led to staff crunch in various departments.
At several places in the Najafgarh Zone, residents claimed little to no anti-dengue activities had been carried out in the area.
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi has tested 12 samples of suspected Monkeypox cases so far, said an official on Thursday.