Scrub Typhus Cases Rise in Andhra Pradesh

Scrub typhus is a disease caused by a bacterium that spreads through the bites of tiny mites called chigger mites.

In Andhra Pradesh, India, many people have been affected by this disease.

The districts of Kakinada, Chittoor, and Visakhapatnam have the most cases.

The disease can cause high fever, chills, and other symptoms.

It's important to wear protective clothing, use insect repellents, and keep the surroundings clean to prevent getting bitten by these mites.

If someone feels sick, they should go to a health center for a test and treatment.

The government is taking steps to control the disease and has made tests and medicines available.