Health officials in Bangladesh reported a troubling surge in dengue cases, with 530 new infections confirmed in the past 24 hours. This alarming increase brings the total number of dengue cases in the country this year to 17,214, resulting in 59 fatalities.
The new cases were reported across various regions. In Barishal division, 73 patients were hospitalized, while in Chattogram division, the number was also 73. Dhaka division, the country's capital, saw 93 new cases, with 82 in Dhaka South City Corporation and 39 in Dhaka North City Corporation areas.
Other regions also reported significant cases: 81 in Khulna division, 38 in Mymensingh division, 26 in Rajshahi division, 22 in Rangpur division, and 3 in Sylhet division. The Directorate General of Health Services issued a statement highlighting these numbers.
This year's outbreak is particularly severe compared to recent years. In 2025, dengue claimed 413 lives and affected 102,861 people, while in 2024, the disease caused 575 deaths and impacted 101,214 individuals.
The surge in dengue cases has prompted health officials to ramp up efforts to control the spread of the disease. Public health campaigns and increased surveillance in affected areas are being implemented to mitigate the impact of the outbreak.






























