139 dengue patients detected in Lakshmipur

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The number of dengue patients in Lakshmipur has been identified so far 139 patients have been diagnosed with dengue, 10 of whom have been diagnosed with 1000 patients on Tuesday (November 1). There are 10 patients.

Imtiaz's mother, Sharmin Akhter, who was suffering from dengue, said that Imtiaz had been vomited by a fever from the resident of the madrasa and had a fever and had a fever. Tests have caught his dengue.

According to District Civil Surgeon's office sources, 139 dengue patients have been admitted to the hospital this season in Lakshmipur. 132 of them have been treated at Sadar Hospital and 7 in Kamalnagar Upazila Health Complex. Only in October 69 patients have been admitted to Sadar Hospital and 14 patients including 4 children are being treated at Sadar Hospital.

Sadar Hospital Resident Medical Officer (RMO) Anatar Hossain said that 69 patients have been admitted to Sadar Hospital in the last 1 month, which included a few children and most of the patients have returned to health.

Laxmipur District Civil Surgeon (CS) Ahmed Kabir said, "We have held a meeting with the District Commissioner and Municipal Meetor to be aware of the disease from mosquitoes and mosquito control and the destruction of Aedes mosquitoes. Everyone should be aware of this and use the sleeping mosquito net.

On the other hand, to prevent dengue, Chalk Bazar, North Station and Fatur Service areas of Lakshmipur town were sprayed with mosquito repellent drugs in the last two days.

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