Dengue : 44 MOH Divisions declared as high-risk zones
A total of 44 MOH Divisions in Sri Lanka have been declared as high-risk zones for dengue. The National DengueContinue Reading
A total of 44 MOH Divisions in Sri Lanka have been declared as high-risk zones for dengue. The National DengueContinue Reading
21 MOH Divisions in Sri Lanka have been declared as high-risk zones for dengue by the National Dengue Control Unit.Continue Reading
Two new mosquito species have been identified in Sri Lanka by the Department of Entomology of the Medical Research InstituteContinue Reading
An increase in the number of dengue patients in Sri Lanka over the last year has been reported with theContinue Reading
Nearly 1250 dengue-infected patients are being reported per week in Sri Lanka, the Ministry of Health said. The Ministry saidContinue Reading
Ten districts, including Colombo, have been identified as dengue hot spots in Sri Lanka. A high number of dengue casesContinue Reading
The National Dengue Control Unit has warned of a significant rise in the dengue disease in Sri Lanka this year.Continue Reading
A special initiative was launched to release 100,000 sterile male dengue mosquitoes to the environment at Kidagammulla in Gampaha yesterday.Continue Reading
The All Ceylon Dengue Prevention Assistants Association (ACDPAA) has joined the recent trade union action launched by the Public HealthContinue Reading
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