Archive · 30 Nov 2025
Dengue Fever Surge in Bangladesh Claims 382 Lives in 2025
In Bangladesh, many people are getting sick and some are dying from dengue fever, which is a disease spread by mosquitoes.
In just one day, five more people died, making the total number of deaths in 2025 reach 382.
Many more people are in the hospital because of this sickness.
The government is telling everyone to be careful, clean up any standing water where mosquitoes can breed, and go to the doctor if they feel sick.
Dengue is very serious, and it's important to take care of yourself and your home to stop the mosquitoes from spreading the disease.
Dengue fever has claimed 382 lives in Bangladesh in 2025, with five more deaths reported in the last 24 hours.
A total of 94,402 dengue cases have been reported in 2025, with 636 new cases in the last 24 hours.
The fatalities were reported in Chattogram, Khulna Division, and Dhaka South City Corporation.
Currently, 1,995 patients are undergoing treatment in various hospitals across Bangladesh.
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has issued an advisory urging early medical intervention and preventive measures to control the spread of dengue.
- Who
- Residents of Bangladesh, particularly in Chattogram, Khulna Division, and Dhaka South City Corporation
- What
- A surge in dengue fever cases and deaths
- When
- From the start of 2025 until Sunday morning
- Where
- Bangladesh, with specific fatalities in Chattogram, Khulna Division, and Dhaka South City Corporation
- Why
- Due to the spread of the dengue virus transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes, exacerbated by lack of preventive measures and early medical intervention
- Total Deaths in 2025
- 382
- New Deaths in 24 Hours
- 5
- Total Cases in 2025
- 94,402
- New Cases in 24 Hours
- 636
- Current Hospitalized Patients
- 1,995
- Deaths in 2024
- 575
- Affected Areas
- Chattogram, Khulna Division, Dhaka South City Corporation
- Transmission Vector
- Aedes mosquito