18 more people were bitten by dengue fever in Prayagraj district, Tally 407

Prayagraj: The city reported 18 new dengue cases on Tuesday, taking the total number of cases to 407. While health officials claimed to have verified 354 cases, 53 could not be traced. Most of the 18 cases reported on Tuesday were from urban areas including Munera, Salori, Kalindipuram, Dhoomanganj and Shantipuram, while four were from rural areas. Officials said there are currently 57 active cases, with 26 people in hospital and 31 being treated in hospitals. home. Officials reminded residents to take all precautions to control the spread of vector-borne diseases, especially those living in low-lying areas. Of the 407 cases in the Unified Disease Surveillance Portal (USSP), 313 were reported in urban areas and 94 in rural areas. area. Officials also said no hotspots have emerged so far. The task force also carried out fogging and larvicidal spraying in all identified areas where two or more cases had been reported.Tennessee
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