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Colombo, April 14 (Daily Mirror) - The tally of dengue cases recorded for 2024 has topped the 21,000 mark, according to the Epidemiology Unit.
As of April 13, a total of 21,028 cases have been reported in 2024, with the highest number being from the Colombo district, which stood at 4,527.
The Western Province has recorded 7,547 cases, the highest province-wise while the month of April has also logged 989 Dengue cases.
As several parts in Sri Lanka have experienced significant rainfall for the past few days, health officials urge people to keep their surroundings clean and destroy mosquito breeding places in order to keep dengue at bay.
SPRAY ALL THE INFECTED AREAS Sunday, 14 April 2024 09:53 PM
WHY NOT GET BACK TO THE OLD DAYS WHERE DDT WAS SPRAYED IN THE AREAS OF THE LESS FORTUNATE AND SHANTIES. SUPPLY THE DDT TO THEM AND ASK THEM TO SPRAY IN WATERLOGGED AREAS.
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