Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Bangladesh Dengue Deaths Rise, DNCC Launches Dashboard
Dengue fever is causing problems in Bangladesh, with many people getting sick and some dying.
In the last day, five more people died from dengue.
A new tool called a dashboard has been created to help track the disease.
The dashboard was created by the Dhaka North City Corporation with help from the United Nations.
This tool will help officials monitor the spread of dengue and take action to stop it.
The dashboard aims to provide quick information to make sure actions are taken on time, making Dhaka a healthier city.
Five dengue deaths were reported in 24 hours.
Total dengue deaths in 2025 have reached 187.
668 new patients admitted to hospitals in 24 hours.
The DNCC launched a Dengue Watch dashboard.
The dashboard was developed with support from the UNDP.
- Who
- Bangladesh health officials and residents.
- What
- Five people died from dengue, and a dengue monitoring dashboard was launched.
- When
- Deaths reported until 8 AM Wednesday; dashboard launched September 23.
- Where
- Dhaka, Bangladesh.
- Why
- To monitor and respond to dengue outbreaks and raise awareness.
- Total Dengue Deaths in 2025
- 187
- New Deaths in 24 Hours
- 5
- Hospital Admissions (24 hours)
- 668
- Total Dengue Patients
- 43,841
- Patients in Treatment
- 2,016
- Deaths in 2024
- 575
- Dashboard Developers
- DNCC Innovation Lab, UNDP