Kolkata: The number of deaths due to dengue in West Bengal has gone up to 11, an official said today.
"As many as 1,422 cases have been reported since January this year," Health Services Director B.R. Satpathi said.
Mr Satpathi said the health department is trying to ascertain the viral strain that is circulating this year.
The state government had issued a warning against letting water stagnate in any premises.
Various government arms and private bodies have been asked to raise public awareness to prevent a major outbreak of diseases.
"As many as 1,422 cases have been reported since January this year," Health Services Director B.R. Satpathi said.
Mr Satpathi said the health department is trying to ascertain the viral strain that is circulating this year.
Various government arms and private bodies have been asked to raise public awareness to prevent a major outbreak of diseases.
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