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Sri Lanka to appoint military-led dengue monitoring unit amid surge in cases

Sri Lanka to appoint military-led dengue monitoring unit amid surge in cases
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Sri Lanka is deploying a military-led unit to monitor and combat a significant surge in dengue fever cases. The move comes as hospitals face extreme overcrowding and public health resources are stretched thin.

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The involvement of the military in public health crises underscores the severity of the outbreak and the limitations of the civilian health infrastructure.

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Sri Lanka has decided to appoint a military-led team to monitor the sudden surge in Dengue cases across the island, even as hospitals report overcrowding and mounting pressure on the public health system.

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