Dengue, World Health Organization warning

 

Dengue, World Health Organization warning

The dengue mosquito has kept its claws in Pakistan since 2007 and hundreds of deaths were caused by its fever in the first year, the highest number of cases were recorded in Punjab. In the following years, thanks to the measures taken by the Shahbaz Sharif government, it was controlled to a large extent, but during that time it had taken hold in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Sindh. Now thousands of people across the country are suffering from it for the last four to five years. Dengue fever usually spreads in Pakistan from September to December and the mosquitoes that cause it mostly breed in clean water. The World Health Organization has revealed that since last year this fever has been seen spreading in the form of an epidemic and so far the highest number of cases have been reported in the United States. Many countries also started working against it on an emergency basis but failed to control the disease and the way the weather is changing, it is estimated that dengue will become an epidemic worldwide this year. can adopt, due to which it is likely to report more than 55 lakh cases. Due to the recent abnormal monsoon in the length of Pakistan, its growth seems to be taking place prematurely in the stagnant rainwater. After Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, administrative responsibilities are going to be assigned to caretaker governments soon in other provinces. In the presence of this the increase in dengue cases may affect their election preparations and arrangements. It is the right time to root out its larvae by adopting an effective strategy of mosquito killer spraying, for which the provincial governments need to take action on a war footing. Responsibilities are to be assigned to caretaker governments, in whose presence an increase in dengue cases may affect their election preparations and arrangements. It is the right time to root out its larvae by adopting an effective strategy of mosquito killer spraying, for which the provincial governments need to take action on a war footing. Responsibilities are to be assigned to caretaker governments, in whose presence an increase in dengue cases may affect their election preparations and arrangements. It is the right time to root out its larvae by adopting an effective strategy of mosquito killer spraying, for which the provincial governments need to take action on a war footing.