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Dengue cases on the rise in Kerala

Dengue cases on the rise in Kerala
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Kerala is experiencing a significant rise in dengue fever cases, with health officials warning of a difficult season ahead due to erratic monsoon patterns. The state has reported 17 deaths so far this year, with experts noting the circulation of multiple viral serotypes.

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Dengue outbreaks pose a major public health challenge in India, requiring effective vector control and monitoring to prevent severe epidemics.

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The dengue graph is rising in Kerala and Health officials fear that the State could be in for yet another tough season of infectious diseases this year. The State has reported an uptick in dengue cases in the past few weeks. On Wednesday, 105 cases were reported and on Thursday, 68 dengue cases and one death.

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