Gurugram has witnessed a rise in Dengue cases amid humid weather and monsoon conditions that support mosquito breeding. Health officials have intensified fogging, door-to-door fever surveys, and inspections in hotspot areas to control the spread. Experts warn that stagnant water in coolers, flowerpots, and containers increases the risk of infection.
Common symptoms include high fever, body pain, headache, nausea, and skin rashes. Residents are advised to use mosquito repellents, wear full-sleeved clothing, and seek medical care if symptoms appear. Preventive action remains crucial as cases continue to rise during the season.
