The threat of mosquito-borne diseases has increased in Jabalpur amid the rains. Five new cases of dengue, two of chikungunya, and one of malaria have been reported in the past two days. Following the new cases, the health department has initiated door-to-door surveys in affected areas. According to health department records, the district has so far reported 54 cases of dengue, 33 of chikungunya, and seven of malaria. Until about a month ago, the…
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The threat of mosquito-borne diseases has increased in Jabalpur amid the rains. Five new cases of dengue, two of chikungunya, and one of malaria have been reported in the past two days. Following the new cases, the health department has initiated door-to-door surveys in affected areas. According to health department records, the district has so far reported 54 cases of dengue, 33 of chikungunya, and seven of malaria. Until about a month ago, the…