- WHO warns of accelerated disease spread in Sri Lanka due to climate change.
- Dengue is rising rapidly in Sri Lanka, with mosquitoes acting as the vector for the disease.
A student at the University of Ruhuna contracted Dengue fever amidst a rise in cases reported from Western Province, leading to a ceremony at the Presidential Secretariat.
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Updated Jun 24
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What happened
A student at the University of Ruhuna contracted Dengue fever amidst a rise in cases reported from Western Province, leading to a ceremony at the Presidential Secretariat.
Who's involved
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Dengue is rising rapidly in Sri Lanka, with mosquitoes acting as the vector for the disease.Also in this story
- Health department directed special inspections and officials coordinated sanitation activities amid election disruption.
- Dengue cases were reported in Gampaha, Ratnapura, and Matara districts.
Within WHO warns of accelerated disease spread in Sri Lanka due to climate change.
The entities involved
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University of Ruhuna
university in Sri Lanka
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- Dengue
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Presidential Secretariat
office of the President of Sri Lanka
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