19 new dengue fever patients detected in Tangail in 1 day
Bivas Krishna: Tangail
Published: 01:30 22 September 2024
The number of dengue patients is increasing again in Tangail. District Civil Surgeon Dr. Minhaj Udden Mia said on Sunday (September 22) morning that 19 new dengue fever patients have been identified in the last 24 hours. Among them 6 people in Tangail Sadar Upazila, 8 people in Madhupur Upazila and 5 people in Dhanbari Upazila. 59 dengue patients are under treatment in different hospitals.
From January this year to date, a total of 464 dengue cases have been reported in the district and 3 people have died.
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