Dengue Cases In Kolkata

Dengue cases in West Bengal continued to rise with the state health department reporting 840 new infections on Monday.

First dengue case has been detected in Mizoram. The infected person arrived in Aizawl from Kolkata, an official in Aizawl, said on Sunday.

Dengue cases have seen a sharp rise this monsoon in Kolkata and surrounding areas prompting Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to intervene in the matter after residents accused the municipal authorities of being slack and not doing enough to prevent spread of the disease.

The city saw its first dengue death this season, with a 21-year-old youth hailing from Topsia in east Kolkata succumbing to the vector-borne disease, taking the statewide number of deaths to 10.

Actor Ranveer Singh was admitted to a suburban hospital in Mumbai in the wee hours of Friday morning following high fever. Doctors have diagnosed a severe case of dengue.

With the death of an 11-year-old boy in Kolkata, the dengue epidemic has claimed its third victim in the state, the health department said on Saturday. The number of confirmed cases has gone up to 638.

Dengue cases in West Bengal continued to rise with the state health department reporting 840 new infections on Monday.

First dengue case has been detected in Mizoram. The infected person arrived in Aizawl from Kolkata, an official in Aizawl, said on Sunday.

Dengue cases have seen a sharp rise this monsoon in Kolkata and surrounding areas prompting Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to intervene in the matter after residents accused the municipal authorities of being slack and not doing enough to prevent spread of the disease.

The city saw its first dengue death this season, with a 21-year-old youth hailing from Topsia in east Kolkata succumbing to the vector-borne disease, taking the statewide number of deaths to 10.

Actor Ranveer Singh was admitted to a suburban hospital in Mumbai in the wee hours of Friday morning following high fever. Doctors have diagnosed a severe case of dengue.

With the death of an 11-year-old boy in Kolkata, the dengue epidemic has claimed its third victim in the state, the health department said on Saturday. The number of confirmed cases has gone up to 638.