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The dengue epidemic has expanded in the Kech district of Baluchistan, with more than 150 cases reported in the region since January.
According to district health officer (DHO) Turbat, at least 150 cases of dengue fever have been reported since January, when three of the patients had lost their lives. "Dengue cases are reported daily in the region," the DHO said.
The DHO added that efforts were underway to control the dengue virus, which is steadily increasing in Kech district. Dengue is a viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes. It is initially intermittent fevers that turn into thrombocytosis without treatment, sometimes resulting in death.
It affects millions of children and adults around the world. The World Health Organization has reported that even today, there is no definitive medical cure for the disease, but early detection is the key to effective treatment.
On Thursday, a 14-year-old girl was diagnosed with dengue fever in the Hanjarwal area of Lahore. The affected girl is being treated in the Jinnah Hospital 's isolation ward.
With one more dengue patient, the number of people affected by dengue fever has increased to six in the capital city of Punjab province.
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