Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Dengue Cases Rise in Nashik During Monsoon
In Nashik, India, the monsoon season has brought a rise in dengue and chikungunya cases.
So far in July, there have been 22 new dengue cases, making the total number of cases this year 45.
There are also 260 suspected dengue patients.
Additionally, two cases of chikungunya have been reported in July, with a total of five cases since January.
Many people are worried because the health department says they are doing things like fogging to kill mosquitoes, but some residents say they don't see much action.
The health department is asking everyone to keep their areas clean and get help if they feel sick.
22 new dengue cases reported in Nashik in July, totaling 45 cases this year.
260 suspected dengue patients identified, raising concerns about mosquito breeding.
Two chikungunya cases reported in July, with a total of five cases since January.
Residents allege that anti-mosquito fogging is not effectively implemented.
Health authorities urge citizens to keep surroundings clean and seek medical attention for fever symptoms.
- Who
- Residents and health authorities in Nashik
- What
- Rise in dengue and chikungunya cases during the monsoon season
- When
- July 2023
- Where
- Nashik, India
- Why
- Increased mosquito breeding due to monsoon rains and stagnant water
Residents' Concerns
Municipal Corporation's Claims
Effectiveness of Fogging
Residents' Concerns
Residents allege that anti-mosquito fogging is largely confined to official records with little visible action on the ground.
Municipal Corporation's Claims
The Nashik Municipal Corporation claims to be carrying out fogging and other preventive measures.
- Total Dengue Cases in July
- 22
- Cumulative Dengue Cases in Nashik
- 45
- Suspected Dengue Patients
- 260
- Chikungunya Cases in July
- 2
- Total Chikungunya Cases Since January
- 5
- Suspected Chikungunya Patients
- 624