Key Takeaways
- The dengue cases in Bangladesh have climbed to 57,127, marking a severe health crisis.
- 273 deaths have been recorded, underscoring the disease’s lethality during the monsoon.
- The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) reports a steady rise in both infections and fatalities.
Dhaka: Bangladesh reported 2,711 new dengue cases and 12 new deaths on Wednesday.
These figures bring the total tally to 57,127 cases and the death toll to 273 since January, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
The total number of recovered patients in the country stood at 47,529, including 2,638 new recoveries on Wednesday, said the DGHS.
The South Asian country experienced its highest spike in dengue cases last month, with 43,854 new infections and 204 deaths reported, the DGHS said.
The June-September monsoon period is the season of dengue fever in Bangladesh, which is considered a high-risk nation prone to mosquito-borne diseases.
