New Delhi: The number of dengue cases in Delhi and its adjoining areas has increased to 438, civic officials said on Monday.
According to the figures, 409 cases have been reported from the national capital till November 1.
"The remaining 29 cases have been reported from the adjoining areas in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana," the officials said.
According to the figures, 409 cases have been reported from the national capital till November 1.
"The remaining 29 cases have been reported from the adjoining areas in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana," the officials said.
COMMENTS
Advertisement
Rising Dengue Cases, Hospitalisation In Delhi "Worrying": Lt Governor VK Saxena Several Delhi Hospitals Witnessing Rise In Dengue Cases: Report After Langur Cutouts, Mosquito Eating Fish To Keep Dengue In Check During G20 Meet "Sit Quiet": Bhavish Aggarwal As Kunal Kamra Flags Ola EV Issue Dinner With Kim Jong Un Or George Soros? S Jaishankar Was Asked. His Reply "Haryana Can Give Me Space": Kumari Selja, A Dalit, Day After Exit Polls "There's One India": Canada Reaffirms Support For Territorial Integrity New Culinary Gems in Delhi: Exploring The Latest Restaurants To Visit In October-November 2024 Rajasthan Police Constable 2024 Computer Based Test Result Released Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world.