With the onset of the rainy season, there has been a surge in the incidence of various epidemic diseases. The state is currently grappling with a notable rise in cases of eye infections and dengue. Nagpur, in particular, is facing a significant dengue outbreak this year, as 59 confirmed cases have been reported in the past 15 days, along with an alarming count of 1,245 suspected cases.
The escalating dengue epidemic in Nagpur has instilled a sense of apprehension among citizens, as an average of four dengue cases are being reported daily. The surge in cases within government medical facilities has raised concerns. Over the past 15 days, 59 confirmed dengue cases and 1,245 suspected cases have been documented. The health department is urging individuals to exercise caution.
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar is also grappling with a similar dengue outbreak. In the past two weeks, 59 suspected cases and 12 positive cases have emerged in the city. Many patients are seeking treatment in private hospitals. The region has experienced relatively low rainfall since the beginning of the monsoon season.
Between August 1 and August 18, as many as 59 suspected dengue cases were recorded, with at least 12 confirmed patients. As health authorities work to contain the outbreak, the state remains on alert to manage the escalating health crisis during the rainy season.