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Islamabad reports three dengue cases this year despite thousands of larval sites

Islamabad reports three dengue cases this year despite thousands of larval sites

  • Dengue cases typically rise during and after monsoon season as mosquito breeding increases
  • Islamabad arrests 170 people, seals 35 premises over conditions conducive to mosquito breeding
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