Bangladesh warns of dengue surge as weather aids spread
Health experts in Bangladesh are warning of a significant surge in dengue fever cases over the next two months due to heavy rainfall and inadequate mosquito control. The country is already struggling with a major measles outbreak, placing additional strain on the healthcare system.
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Public health crises in densely populated regions have significant global implications for disease monitoring and humanitarian response.
Bangladesh could face a sharp increase in dengue infections over the next two months, health experts warned, as wet weather and inadequate mosquito control spur a wider outbreak.
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