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Over 100,000 dengue cases in 2019

Over 100,000 dengue cases in 2019

by Staff Writer 04-01-2020 | 1:58 PM
Colombo (News 1st):  The Ministry of Health noted that 100,493 dengue cases were recorded in the year 2019. Director of the National Dengue Control Unit, Dr. Anura Jayasekara said that the highest number of patients were reported in November, with the figure standing at 21,567. Meanwhile, 91 dengue patients have been reported dead in 2019.

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