Bangladesh Declares Nationwide Dengue Alert as Cases Surpass 30,000 in 2025
With confirmed dengue cases crossing 30,000 in 2025, Bangladesh issued a nationwide health alert. Experts warn August could bring a sharper surge unless preventive measures are adopted.
Bangladesh has officially declared a nationwide dengue alert after confirmed cases exceeded 30,000 this year. Health authorities report a steep rise in infections across multiple districts, urging citizens to take preventive measures seriously. With heavy rainfall and rising humidity, experts warn that August could trigger a more severe outbreak. The health ministry recommends the use of mosquito nets, regular fumigation, and eliminating stagnant water sources. Public hospitals are preparing for increased patient intake as authorities appeal for community cooperation to control the spread.
