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Kolkata reports another dengue-related death as a 43-year-old woman, Anima Sardar, succumbs to the virus at MR Bangur Hospital. With this recent fatality, the death toll from dengue in the city reaches eight. Statewide, the number of infected cases nears four thousand, presenting a cause for worry among health officials.
Despite the month of July experiencing the least rainfall in several years, dengue infections continue to surge, posing a significant health concern. The State Health Department official confirms the continuous increase in both infected cases and death toll. Deputy Mayor Atin Ghosh attributes the fatalities to a lack of awareness among the public. In response to a child's death, the authorities visited the deceased's house and discovered dengue larvae, leading to the issuance of five thousand notices to address the breeding sites.
As the dengue outbreak intensifies, health authorities emphasize the importance of public awareness and preventative measures to curb the spread of the virus. Efforts to control the infection and reduce mosquito breeding remain essential to safeguarding public health.
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