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11 more dengue cases reported in city
4 hours ago BY Staff Report
At least 11 more dengue viral fever cases have been reported in Karachi in a week, taking the patients toll to 313 in the city since January 1, 2016.
According to the weekly report issued by Dengue Prevention and Control Program Sindh, 11 new dengue fever cases were detected in Karachi from 18th March to 24th March 2016...
33 more dengue cases emerge in city
Karachi
5 hours ago BY Agencies
At least 33 more dengue viral fever cases have emerged in Sindh province in a week, out of which 28 occurred in Karachi, taking the patients toll to 430 across the province since 1st January 2016.
According to a report issued by Dengue Prevention and Control Program (DPCP) Sindh, as many as 33 new dengue fever cases have been detected across Sindh province from 15 to 21 April 2016, out of which 28 from Karachi and one each from Tando Muhammad Khan, Sukkur, Khairpur, Naushero Feroz, and Mirpurkhas...
51 more dengue fever cases reported in city
Karachi
3 hours ago BY Staff Report
As many as 55 more dengue viral fever cases have been detected in Sindh province in a week, out of which 51 were reported from Karachi, taking the patients toll to 485 in the province since January 2016.
As per weekly report issued by the Dengue Prevention and Control Programme (DPCP), Sindh, at least 55 new dengue fever cases surfaced in Sindh province from 22 to 28 April 016, out of which 51 were reported from Karachi and one each from Thatta, Jamshoro, Tharparker and Umer Kot...
25 more dengue fever cases surface
Karachi
3 hours ago BY PPI
At least 25 more dengue fever cases have been reported in Sindh in a week, taking the number of patients to 510 since January 1.
According to the weekly report issued by the Dengue Prevention and Control Programme (DPCP), Sindh, at least 25 new dengue fever cases surfaced in Sindh province from April 29 to May 5, out of which 20 were reported from Karachi, two from Hyderabad and one each from Dadu, Sukkur and Larkana...
More dengue cases reported in city
Karachi
4 hours ago BY Staff Report
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As many as 31 more dengue viral fever cases have been detected in Sindh province in a week, out of which 28 were reported from Karachi, taking the patients toll to 541 in the province since 1st January 2016.
As per weekly report issued by the Dengue Prevention and Control Programme (DPCP), Sindh, at least 31 new dengue fever cases surfaced in Sindh province from 6th to 12th of May 2016, out of which 28 were reported from Karachi, one each from Tando Muhammad Khan, Dadu and Shikarpur...
Nawabshah resident dies of dengue fever
June 03, 2016Print : Karachi
Karachi
A 30-year-old man hailing from Nawabshah district became the first casualty of dengue hemorrhagic fever in the province last week when he died at the Liaquat National Hospital (LNH), officials of the Sindh Dengue Prevention and Control Program officials declared on Thursday.
Wazeer Ahmed, 30, a resident of village Dorr in district Nawabshah, was brought to Liaquat National Hospital on May 23 with high-grade fever. He was given treatment but he died at the hospital on May 26, said Dr Masood Solangi, program manager of the dengue control program.
... http://www.thenews.com.pk/print/124825-Nawabshah-resident-dies-of-dengue-fever
Nawabshah resident dies of dengue fever
June 03, 2016
Karachi
A 30-year-old man hailing from Nawabshah district became the first casualty of dengue hemorrhagic fever in the province last week when he died at the Liaquat National Hospital (LNH), officials of the Sindh Dengue Prevention and Control Program officials declared on Thursday...
...According to the weekly report of the dengue control program, at least 33 new patients have received treatment in the current week at different hospitals of the city while around 607 patients have so far been diagnosed with dengue fever in Karachi alone.
The total number of dengue fever patients in the province is around 658.
However, experts claim that the number of dengue fever patients is much higher since hundreds of patients are visiting private clinics and hospitals.
29 cases of dengue reported in a week
June 19, 2016
As many as 29 new cases of dengue hemorrhagic fever were reported in Karachi in the 24th week of the year, and 10 of the patients were admitted to various public and private hospitals in the city while remaining 19 were discharged after treatment in the out-patient departments of the hospitals, officials said.
The program manager of the Provincial Dengue Control Programme Sindh, Dr Masood Solangi, said 30 patients had been diagnosed with dengue hemorrhagic fever, 29 from Karachi and one from Khairpur...
First death by dengue fever reported in Karachi
Karachi2 HOURS AGO BY WEB DESK
The first death from dengue fever in 2016 was reported by the Dengue Surveillance Cell, which occurred at a private hospital in Karachi where 58-year-old victim, Fareed-ud-Din succumbed to the deadly virus.
Fareed-ud-Din was a resident of Shah Faisal Colony and died in a private clinic during treatment.
Dengue fever claims another life
Home / Today's Paper / Karachi / Dengue fever claims another life
By M. Waqar BhattiSeptember 01, 2016Print : Karachi
Karachi
A 52-year-old man died of dengue fever at a private hospital on Monday, hospital and family sources told The News on Wednesday.
Muhammad Ashraf, son of Muhammad Adam, was admitted to a private hospital on Britto Road, Soldier Bazaar, last week due to high grade fever and headache.
Karachi braves first dengue death of year
September 10, 2016 RECORDER REPORT 0 Comments E-mail Print PDF
A child suffering from dengue viral fever died in a private hospital in Karachi on Friday, while 69 other dengue cases were confirmed in the city. Programme Manager, Prevention & Control Programme for Dengue in Sindh, Dr Masood Ahmed Solangi, while talking to PPI, said a 10-year old child Zulfiqar, resident of Gabol Colony Karachi was brought to Aga Khan Hospital on the September 5, and died on September 7. The diagnostics reports confirmed that child had been suffering from dengue fever, he informed.
... http://www.brecorder.com/general-news/172/84102/
10-year-old boy dies of dengue fever
Home / Today's Paper / Karachi / 10-year-old boy dies of dengue fever
By M. Waqar BhattiSeptember 10, 2016Print : Karachi
Karachi?s health authorities reported on Friday that a child had died of dengue hemorrhagic fever in the city.
Dengue Prevention and Control Program Sindh in-charge Dr Masood Solangi said 10-year-old Zulfiqar Ali, a resident Gabol Town, was taken to the Aga Khan University Hospital on September 5 and his laboratory reports had confirmed that he was suffering from dengue fever.
His condition deteriorated and he passed away on the Wednesday evening.
Teenage girl dies of dengue
THE NEWSPAPER'S CORRESPONDENT ? PUBLISHED ABOUT 9 HOURS AGO
TAXILA: The health authorities here on Thursday confirmed the death of a teenage girl from the mosquito-borne dengue hemorrhagic fever a day after she was admitted to a government hospital.
The patient from the Ismailia village in the Union Council Bhallar Jogi, Hassanabdal, died in a government hospital in Rawalpindi.
The 18-year-old first remained under treatment at a private hospital in Hassanabdal from where she was taken to the tehsil headquarters hospital Hassanabdal.
... http://www.dawn.com/news/1284076
Dengue fever outbreak hits twin cities
Home / Today's Paper / Islamabad / Dengue fever outbreak hits twin cities
By Muhammad Qasim
October 02, 2016
Rawalpindi
The increasing number of confirmed patients of dengue fever being reported here at public sector hospitals in this region of the country and the trend of incidence of the infection indicate that the dengue fever outbreak has starting hitting population in the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
The infection claimed another life here at Holy Family Hospital four days back while in last six days, the allied hospitals in town received as many as 199 confirmed patients of dengue fever that took the total number of patients tested positive at the three teaching hospitals to 468...
Dengue cases in Rawalpindi soar above 450
By Mudassir Raja
Published: October 6, 2016
RAWALPINDI:
As the number of dengue fever cases in Rawalpindi soared above 450, the Punjab health department has allowed doctors in the city to carry out polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests to determine different types of fever induced by the virus, The Express Tribune has learnt...
44 dengue patients land in capital hospitals
October 11, 2016
RAHUL bASHARAT
Islamabad - Despite local administration?s claims about elimination of dengue from the city, the residents of the federal capital are still being affected from the larva and most of the people suffering from the disease come from less-developed areas of the city.
According to the data of Federal Government Services Hospital (Polyclinic), 44 patients suffering from dengue fever were admitted in the hospital this season and majority of them were male.
?Currently 09 patients are being treated in dengue ward and one of them was received today (Monday),? said an official.
Out of nine, 07 are male patients while two are female...
Dengue fever claims life of two-year-old Thari girl
A CORRESPONDENT ? PUBLISHED OCT 08, 2016 05:54AM
MITHI: Two-year-old Gulaba Samoon who was suffering from dengue fever died at the Liaquat University Hospital (LUH), Jamshoro, on Friday. She was referred to the LUH from Tharparkar and was one of the 32 patients who had so far tested positive for the disease, according to official sources.
Viral fever: 131 dengue cases reported in Hazara division
By APP
Published: October 17, 2016
ISLAMABAD:
Over 131 cases of dengue fever have been reported in Hazara division during this year while at least three patients have died from the virus.
Of the cases reported, 70 fever patients belonged to Mansehra, 37 to Abbottabad and 10 to Haripur. Four cases were reported from Battagram and two from Dir.
The report said that three patients brought from Mansehra and Battagram died and three others were still under treatment.
Meanwhile, a senior health official in Rawalpindi said dengue fever threat is receding with the changing weather.
80% dengue cases from Lahore?s DHA
Lahore
3 hours ago BY Web Desk
The Defence Housing Authority (DHA) has become an ideal place for dengue since eighty percent cases in the city have been reported there.
The recent report about dengue cases in the DHA has perturbed the local residents.
According to the report, the most cases occurred in the DHA?s Phase 5, 6 and adjoining areas.
The health experts have blamed stagnant water in pools as prime factor which has created panic among the residents who are now heading, in large numbers, to get dengue tests even with the slightest of symptoms.
Hospitals in DHA have also reported an increasing number of patients over the last couple of weeks.
Management at the National Hospital said that at least 500 patients were admitted to the hospital...