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Health
Dengue Cases Rise to 15 in Gurgaon; Haryana Total Hits 105
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 11 Aug 2026, 03:37 AM
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The number of confirmed dengue cases in Gurgaon has increased to 15, bringing the state's total to 105, according to the latest report from the Haryana health authorities.
The latest health bulletin from Haryana shows that the dengue outbreak in the state is intensifying, with Gurgaon reporting 15 new cases today. The city’s health department confirmed the cases after patients presented with high fever, joint pain, and rash.
Across Haryana, the cumulative tally of dengue infections has reached 105, a rise from earlier figures that had hovered in the 90s. Officials attribute the spike to increased rainfall and stagnant water bodies that serve as breeding grounds for Aedes mosquitoes.
Health authorities have intensified vector control measures, including fogging operations, community clean‑up drives, and distribution of mosquito nets. Residents are urged to eliminate standing water and seek medical attention promptly if symptoms appear.
The state government has also announced a special dengue task force to coordinate surveillance and response efforts, aiming to curb the spread before the peak season hits.
Across Haryana, the cumulative tally of dengue infections has reached 105, a rise from earlier figures that had hovered in the 90s. Officials attribute the spike to increased rainfall and stagnant water bodies that serve as breeding grounds for Aedes mosquitoes.
Health authorities have intensified vector control measures, including fogging operations, community clean‑up drives, and distribution of mosquito nets. Residents are urged to eliminate standing water and seek medical attention promptly if symptoms appear.
The state government has also announced a special dengue task force to coordinate surveillance and response efforts, aiming to curb the spread before the peak season hits.