Four Die of Dengue as 1,314 New Patients Hospitalized Nationwide

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Publish : 07 Sep 2026, 06:55 PM

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Four individuals succumbed to dengue while 1,314 fresh patients were admitted to hospitals nationwide during the 24-hour period leading up to 8 am on Monday.

The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) confirmed that these latest casualties bring the cumulative nationwide death toll from the mosquito-borne disease to 121 for the current year.

The new fatalities occurred within the Dhaka and Khulna divisions, alongside the Dhaka South City Corporation jurisdiction.

Since January 1 of this year, an aggregate of 43,904 dengue sufferers have sought hospital admission across the country.

Out of that total, 40,709 individuals have successfully recovered and been discharged from medical facilities, as per the DGHS records.

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