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Dengue takes alarming turn in Dhaka City bodies more busy with awareness campaigns than containing mosquitoes Tanzil Rahaman | Published: 23:36, Aug 02,2021 | Updated: 23:42, Aug 02,2021
The number of hospitalised dengue patients is increasing sharply in Bangladesh s capital Dhaka during the monsoon in the absence of effective measures of the city authorities to contain Aedes mosquitoes responsible for the viral disease. City residents are worried over the dengue outbreak at a time when the country is facing the Covid crisis. More than 96.79 per cent of the dengue patients hospitalised in the country this year is in Dhaka. Among 3,182 people hospitalised with dengue since January, 3,080 patients are from Dhaka. ....
Bangladesh logs highest daily 123 dengue cases newagebd.net - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from newagebd.net Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
4 city areas at risk of dengue Says DGHS survey in 69 wards of Dhaka north, south city corporations Four areas of the capital are at risk of dengue infection due to the presence of Aedes mosquitoes, which are carriers of the disease. The areas are: Lalmatia and Iqbal Road under Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) and Sayedabad and North Jatrabari of Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC), revealed a survey of the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) published on Thursday. National Malaria Elimination and Aedes Transmitted Disease Control Programme of the Communicable Disease Control unit of the DGHS conducted the survey from March 29 to April 7 at 70 sites of 69 wards of the two city corporations. ....
WHO Country Representative, Dr. Nathan Bakyaita (By chai ta) Permanent Secretary of Technical Services, Dr. Kennedy Malama Director of Health Promotion, Environment and Social Determinants, Dr. Able Kabalo Health Care Professionals across Zambia Members of the Media Good morning. Today, we commemorate World Malaria Day under this year’s theme, “Draw a Line for Malaria Free Zambia.” Each year, World Malaria Day highlights global efforts to control malaria, acknowledging the progress we have made in prevention and treatment and emphasizing the work that remains in the fight against this deadly disease. This year’s celebration comes at a critical time in our efforts to eliminate malaria in Zambia. In 2020, we saw the first increases in the number of people getting sick and dying from malaria in years. So it is fitting that this year’s theme is about drawing the line against malaria. As a longtime partner in the fight against malaria, ....
By Esenvosa Izah Lagos, Jan. 19, 2021 Prof. Olugbenga Mokuolu, a Professor of Pediatrics at University of Ilorin, says elimination of malaria in the country will require sustained efforts of stakeholders. Mokuolu made this observation at a webinar series on “Monitor Your Health” organised by Monitor Healthcare Limited, a medical telecommunications company, in partnership with AreaDoc Nigeria Limited in Lagos on Tuesday. The professor is also the National Technical Director at the National Malaria Elimination Programme. “Actions against malaria must be sustained, concerted, strategic, which must also be in available quantity to bring about the desired impact. “In 2010, the prevalence was 42 per cent, in 2015, it came down to 27 per cent, while in 2018, 22 per cent. So, we are making progress, but far from where we are going. ....