Urgent measures needed to prevent a deadly outbreak
Proper action needed from city corporations, health authorities
Asrafullah Jamal, a dengue patient being treated at the capital’s Kurmitola General Hospital, had a difficult time bidding farewell to his son, Kazem Ashraf.
2019 was a watershed for dengue, with the highest number of cases ever reported globally. For Bangladesh too, it was a loud wake-up call, with record caseload and deaths. But the government continued with its slumber.
Lack of comprehensive, sustained efforts to control dengue may prove disastrous
Preventive measures must be taken immediately and rigorously
14 deaths recorded in first four days of July
Authorities, residents should take measures to prevent a dengue wave post-Eid
Health Minister Zahed Maleque today said that about 1,700 people have so far been infected with dengue this year, which is five times the number of infected at the same time last year
14 deaths recorded in first four days of July
Authorities, residents should take measures to prevent a dengue wave post-Eid
Health Minister Zahed Maleque today said that about 1,700 people have so far been infected with dengue this year, which is five times the number of infected at the same time last year
Lessons from past years must reflect in decisions by relevant authorities
Authorities must learn from last year’s botched response, and start early preparation
Good morning. If you’re traveling on buses from Mirpur, you might be relieved to know that the much-awaited e-ticketing service was launched earlier this week. Here are five other stories to start your day up-to-date.
Authorities’ lack of action is as dangerous as the disease itself
Dengue cases are on the rise again, with fatalities recorded almost on a daily basis.
Authorities must remain careful, ensure supply of clean water
The dengue situation deserves proper response from the authorities
