Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever is on a rise in Islamabad; 40 additional individuals were determined to be suffering in the past 24 hours.
The authorities have reportedly said the complete number of dengue fever cases announced so far this season has leaped to 409. Three patients have passed on due to the mosquito-borne viral disease in Islamabad in the course of recent weeks.
The sources added:
“Two of the casualties hailed from underdeveloped regions of the while one from a metropolitan region.”
On September 27, an individual lost his life to dengue hemorrhagic fever in Islamabad. The patient, an inhabitant of the capital’s area G-12, had been under treatment in Holy Family Hospital.
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Postponement in fumigation by the organizations and authorities have brought about an upsurge in dengue patients this season, the sources claimed. Most patients of the dengue hemorrhagic fever have been conceded to medical clinics in Rawalpindi.
It should be taken into account that the disease is seen to be plaguing the country for quite a while now. The Government of Punjab stepped up its measures to prevent severe damage and loss of human life. Despite that, the disease has managed to reek havoc in various areas of Pakistan, mainly Punjab.
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