Dengue-related deaths in Malaysia have increased by 66.7 per cent this year, while reported infections rose by 29.1 per cent. The Health Ministry (MoH) maintains the outbreak remains under control, attributing the spike to a shift in the dominant virus serotype from DENV-2 to DENV-3 and increased urbanization. Why are dengue cases and deaths rising … Read more
Why Is Sri Lanka Deploying the Military Against Dengue? Sri Lanka has mobilized its military to combat a surge in dengue fever cases, with over 1,000 hospital admissions reported daily. President Anura Kumara Dissanayake’s office confirmed that army, navy, and air force personnel will join a special unit to identify and eliminate mosquito breeding sites. … Read more
The Rising Tide of Dengue: Why Urban Living and Climate Change are Redefining the Battle Against Mosquitoes The recent spike in weekly dengue cases—hitting levels not seen since the start of the year—is more than just a seasonal nuisance. It is a flashing red light for urban planners, health officials, and residents alike. While overall … Read more