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Six UCs declared high-risk for dengue

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Six UCs declared high-risk for dengue
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The District Health Authority in Rawalpindi has declared six union councils as high-risk for dengue fever following a surge in cases during the monsoon season. A 16-day anti-dengue campaign is underway to sanitize over 131,000 homes and eliminate mosquito breeding sites.

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Proactive public health interventions are critical in preventing large-scale outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases in densely populated urban areas.

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