– As of July 24 this year, Tamil Nadu has reported 6,565 cases of dengue fever, showing an increasing trend compared to previous years.
– Dengue fever is transmitted by mosquitoes, so please take measures to avoid mosquito bites in your daily life.
– If you suspect you have been infected, seek medical attention promptly and receive appropriate treatment.
1. Between January 1 and July 24 this year, Tamil Nadu has confirmed 6,565 cases of dengue fever (compared to about 350 cases last year) and 3 deaths. This represents a significant increase compared to previous years and a dramatic rise compared to last year.
2. Increased cases of dengue fever have been reported across the state, including in Chennai. Mosquito control measures, including fogging, are being implemented throughout the state.
3. The dengue fever outbreak season in Tamil Nadu typically occurs during the monsoon season and shortly after, particularly in July, October to November, and January when mosquito populations increase. Dengue fever is transmitted by mosquitoes infected with the virus, so it is crucial to prevent mosquito bites in your daily life.
4. If you develop symptoms suggestive of dengue fever, seek medical care immediately and receive appropriate treatment from a healthcare professional.
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