New Delhi: The number of dengue cases in Delhi and its adjoining areas has risen to 225, authorities said on Monday.
According to figures, 205 cases have been reported from the national capital till Oct 18.
"The remaining 20 cases have been reported from the adjoining areas -- Uttar Pradesh and Haryana," the authority said.
There has also been one death due to dengue in the national capital.
According to figures, 205 cases have been reported from the national capital till Oct 18.
"The remaining 20 cases have been reported from the adjoining areas -- Uttar Pradesh and Haryana," the authority said.
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