Bangladesh faces a surge in dengue fever, with 326 deaths in 2024, driven by climate change.

Bangladesh is facing a dramatic rise in dengue fever cases, attributed to climate change, which has made the disease a year-round concern. Hospitals are overwhelmed, especially pediatric wards, following 134 deaths in October alone, totaling 326 for 2024. Over 65,000 cases have been reported by early November. The World Health Organization warns that global dengue cases have doubled annually since 2021, underlining the urgent need for public awareness and preventive measures.

November 06, 2024
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