120 dengue cases detected in Gurugram

Tribune News Service

Gurugram, Updated At : 08:52 AM Oct 17, 2024 IST

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With dengue cases showing no signs of dipping, three patients, a 24-year old-youth living in Sector 15, 1-year-old baby girl of Rajeev Nagar and a 14-year-old boy living in Sarhol area, have been found suffering from dengue in Gurugram in the past 24 hours.They have been admitted to the district government hospital for treatment. The District Surveillance Officer of the Health Department Dr JP Singh said that the total count of dengue patients has increased to 120 in the current season.

The main hotspots of dengue are Wazirabad, Bhangrola, Nakhrola, Badshapur village, Bhondsi, Bhorakalan, Gurgaon village, Garhi, Sarhol, Jharsa. 158 samples of blood were collected from suspected patients on Wednesday for analysis of dengue.

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