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Aedes-mosquito

How to protect yourself from dengue
How to protect yourself from dengue
There is a light, cool breeze in the morning. By afternoon, the heat becomes intense again. Although the weather becomes somewhat comfortable after evening, reports of fever, cold and cough can be heard everywhere. The change of seasons is also affecting our bodies. Along with this, dengue is raising fresh concerns. Winter is still some time away. But taking precautions against dengue before then can significantly reduce the risk. Start preventing dengue at home Aedes mosquitoes, which t...
Health•03 October 2026
95% of dengue patients in Habiganj returned from Dhaka
95% of dengue patients in Habiganj returned from Dhaka
A total of 128 people received treatment for dengue in Habiganj over the past two months. About 95 percent of them returned to the district after being infected in Dhaka. Two people died during this period. They had also been working in Dhaka. District Civil Surgeon Ratnadip Biswas provided the information to Agamir Somoy last Friday. Meanwhile, the increasing number of people returning from the capital after being infected has raised concerns about the spread of dengue in the haor areas...
Health•27 September 2026
No dengue deaths reported today
No dengue deaths reported today
No one died of dengue in the country in the past 24 hours. However, 868 people were admitted to different hospitals with dengue during this period. The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) provided the information in its dengue situation report issued up to 8 am Thursday. According to the directorate, 88 people have died from the Aedes mosquito borne disease so far this year. The number of hospitalized patients has risen to 32,248. Currently, 2,083 dengue patients are receiving t...
Health•27 August 2026