Delhi sees 162 dengue cases this year as monsoon begins
Delhi has seen 162 dengue cases this year (through June 6), just as the city heads into monsoon, prime time for mosquito-borne illnesses.
Health experts are reminding everyone to stay alert, since dengue can cause high fever, headaches, body pain, and sometimes even serious complications.
Doctors urge removal of stagnant water
Doctors say the best defense is simple: get rid of stagnant water around your home (think coolers and gutters), keep things clean, and don't self-medicate if you feel sick.
Dr. Mukesh Batra, Founder and Chairman Emeritus, Dr Batra's Healthcare, emphasizes that "Early diagnosis and proper care can make a significant difference in preventing complications and ensuring a smoother recovery."
and urges everyone to look out for each other (community action makes a real difference during outbreak season).