Dengue outbreak following unprecedented flooding in Pakistan

Omer A. Shaikh , Mirza T. Baig , Sara Tahir , Ad-Duhaa E. Parekh , Abdulqadir J. Nashwan
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Abstract

An unexpected rise in dengue cases has overwhelmed hospitals in Pakistan. Floods and intense monsoon rain have affected almost 33 million people since June 2022. Heavy monsoon rains may be a result of rising water temperatures. Dengue poses a severe risk to public health globally and to countries affected by floods, particularly Pakistan and the whole Indian subcontinent. Pakistan's expanding urban and agricultural economies place it at a higher risk for contracting vector-borne diseases.

巴基斯坦发生史无前例的洪水后爆发登革热
登革热病例的意外增加使巴基斯坦的医院不堪重负。自2022年6月以来,洪水和强季风性降雨影响了近3300万人。季风性暴雨可能是水温上升的结果。登革热对全球和受洪水影响的国家,特别是巴基斯坦和整个印度次大陆的公共卫生构成严重威胁。巴基斯坦不断扩大的城市和农业经济使其感染媒介传播疾病的风险更高。
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Hygiene and environmental health advances
Hygiene and environmental health advances Environmental Science (General)
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