West Bengal logs 548 new dengue cases, says health department
A health department official said that people need to stop accumulation of water in various types of objects in and outside houses. He also added that people need to be sensitised about what needs to be done to stop breeding of the mosquito larvae

Kolkata: West Bengal reported 548 dengue cases on Sunday, a health department official said. A total of 288 dengue patients have remained admitted in government hospitals,he said. "We have to be on the guard and stop accumulation of water in various types of objects in and outside houses. People need to be sensitised about what needs to be done to stop breeding of the mosquito larvae, the official said. Meanwhile, Health Secretary N S Nigam told PTI that there has not been any death caused by dengue so far.He was asked about reports of the death of an elderly woman due to dengue in Haridevpur area of the city.“There can be other reasons, as some fever symptoms are similar. But, as per my information, no dengue death has been reported in the state,” Nigam said.He also said the health department in coordination with civic bodies and district authorities are making efforts to make people aware about the mosquito-borne disease. Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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