Bangladesh death toll from dengue rises, unlikely to ease before December
Bangladesh dengue death toll rises to 418
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What is the current death toll from dengue in Bangladesh?
418
How many new dengue patients were hospitalised in the past 24 hours?
1,262
When is the situation likely to ease?
Before December, according to Reuters
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This surge in hospitalisations has put a strain on the country's healthcare system, which is struggling to cope with the outbreak. The affected population includes individuals from all walks of life, with no specific group being immune to the disease.
The ongoing dengue outbreak in Bangladesh is a cause for concern, and the situation will continue to unfold in the coming weeks.
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Coverage (5)
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Bangladesh dengue Death toll rises to 418 as 1,262 pore patients hospitalisedThe Annapurna Express · 20h ago
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Five die of dengue, measles symptoms in 24 hoursNew Age BD · 20h ago
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One dies of dengue, 1,633 hospitalised in 24 hoursThe Daily Star · 20h ago
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Dengue claims one more life, 1633 hospitalisedThe Financial Express · 20h ago
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