Photo: newsinfo.inquirer.net
Quezon City logs four new deaths, 30% hike in dengue cases in last 14 days
Quezon City reports a troubling rise in dengue fever cases, with four new deaths and a 30% increase in infections over the last two weeks, highlighting a public health crisis.
- From September 10 to September 24, Quezon City logged 993 dengue fever cases, marking a significant rise in infections.
- The recent surge includes four new fatalities attributed to dengue fever, raising concerns within the local healthcare system.
- The Quezon City Epidemiology and Surveillance Division issued this report on Thursday, emphasizing the urgent need for public awareness and prevention measures.
Why It Matters
The increase in dengue fever cases in Quezon City underscores the ongoing public health challenges posed by mosquito-borne diseases, which can strain healthcare resources and necessitate immediate community action to prevent further outbreaks.