In the first 13 days of the current (September) month, 20 people lost their lives due to dengue, an Aedes mosquito-borne disease. Another 200 people have also been admitted to the hospital.
This information is known from a report on dengue by the Directorate of Health.
According to reports, in the first 13 days of this month, three people died and 478 people were hospitalized due to dengue on September 1. September 2 one death and 289 hospitalizations, September 3 one death and 335 hospitalizations, September 4 no deaths but 385 hospitalizations, September 5 three deaths and 358 hospitalizations and September 6 one death and 118 hospitalizations, September 7 three deaths and 403 in hospitals, September 8 with one death and 463 in hospitals, September 9 with one death and 615 in hospitals, September 10 with five deaths and 534 in hospitals, September 11 with no deaths in 465 hospitals, September 12 with one death and 561 in hospitals And on September 13, although no one died, 196 people were admitted to hospital.
So far this year, 18 thousand 41 people have been admitted to hospital due to dengue. Among them, 16 thousand 193 people have recovered and left the hospital. 103 people died.
Also, in the last 24 hours, 297 dengue patients have been discharged from the hospital across the country, a total of 16 thousand 193 patients have been discharged this year.
A total of 18 thousand 41 people have been affected by dengue until September 13 this year.
No one has died due to dengue in the last 24 hours. A total of 103 people have died of dengue so far this year.
From January 1 to December 31, 2023, a total of 1,705 people died due to dengue, and a total of 3,21,179 people were hospitalized due to dengue.
In the year 2023, in the history of the country, 3 lakh 21 thousand 179 patients were affected by dengue and 1 thousand 705 people died.