Dengue cases are on the rise in Jammu and Kashmir, with nearly 1,000 cases reported so far from various parts of the Union Territory. Jammu district is bearing the brunt of the outbreak, accounting for more than 60% of the total cases, with the majority stemming from municipal areas.
he Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir has seen a sharp rise in dengue cases, with nearly 1,000 cases reported so far this season. The majority of the cases, more than 60%, are concentrated in the Jammu region, prompting health authorities to ramp up preventive and control measures.
Health officials have expressed concern over the growing number of infections, urging residents to take precautions, such as avoiding stagnant water and using mosquito repellents. Hospitals across Jammu have been put on high alert, and additional resources have been deployed to combat the surge in cases.
The Directorate of Health Services has initiated public awareness campaigns, focusing on maintaining cleanliness and preventing mosquito breeding to control the outbreak.
