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  1. WHO warns of accelerated disease spread in Sri Lanka due to climate change.
  2. Dengue is rising rapidly in Sri Lanka, with mosquitoes acting as the vector for the disease.

Rising dengue cases could overwhelm hospitals.

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Rising dengue cases could overwhelm hospitals.

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DengueNalinda Jayatissa

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  1. Endemic dengue disease causing high case counts in the Philippines.1 source
  2. Rising dengue cases could overwhelm hospitals.1 source

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Dengue is rising rapidly in Sri Lanka, with mosquitoes acting as the vector for the disease.

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