Jammu, November 3, 2025 — Health authorities have reported 35 new cases of dengue across various districts in Jammu and Kashmir, prompting intensified surveillance and preventive measures.
Officials from the Health Department confirmed that the cases were detected through routine monitoring and testing at government hospitals and diagnostic centers. Most patients are currently stable and receiving treatment.
Medical teams have been deployed to affected areas to conduct fumigation drives, raise awareness about mosquito control, and distribute preventive kits. Citizens are being urged to maintain hygiene, avoid stagnant water, and use mosquito repellents.
District administrations have also been instructed to coordinate with local bodies to ensure timely garbage disposal and water management to curb mosquito breeding.
Health officials reiterated the importance of early detection and community participation in controlling the spread of dengue. Public advisories have been issued encouraging residents to seek medical attention if symptoms such as fever, body ache, or rashes appear.
The Health Department continues to monitor the situation closely and assures that all necessary steps are being taken to safeguard public health.
