Citizen concerns persist over rising dengue and influenza cases

Santo Domingo, RD.-Central Residents in neighborhoods across the capital expressed concern about the increase The rising number of dengue cases points to a clear decline in government efforts to combat the spread of the disease.

At the same time, Robert Reed Cabral Children’s Hospital has seen a significant increase in the number of children affected by the flu.

Although the specific figures are still Mobility status for patients with flu-like symptoms, such as fever, runny nose, or, in more severe cases, has not yet been provided. Pneumonia, that’s obvious.

Faced with this situation, citizens are calling for preventive measures to stop the spread of these diseases, which are mainly attributed to climatic conditions. They stressed the importance of working together to prevent further increases in cases.

follow With so many dengue cases registered in the country, Robert Reed Cabral, former director of Children’s Hospital, Clemente Terrero makes urgent appeal to authorities Don’t let your guard down, and warn that if current trends continue, dengue cases could exceed the nearly 28,000 cases reported last year.

Immediate and coordinated action is urged to mitigate the impact of these diseases on the youngest members of the family.