Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Delhi-NCR: Dengue and Flu Cases Surge During Monsoon
Doctors in Delhi are seeing more cases of the flu and dengue fever, especially during the monsoon.
The warm, wet weather helps these illnesses spread.
If you get sick, see a doctor right away.
To stay healthy, get rid of any standing water where mosquitoes can breed, and drink plenty of fluids.
The government is also helping in flood-affected areas, making sure people get the care they need.
Delhi-NCR is experiencing a rise in influenza and dengue cases.
The surge is linked to monsoon conditions, including humidity and stagnant water.
Doctors emphasize preventive measures like removing standing water and seeking early medical attention.
Dengue cases have been increasing since July and are expected to continue until Diwali.
Authorities are working to provide healthcare and support to those in flood-affected areas.
- Who
- Doctors and residents of Delhi-NCR
- What
- Experiencing a surge in influenza and dengue cases.
- When
- Past few weeks, during monsoon season.
- Where
- Delhi-NCR
- Why
- Monsoon-related conditions like stagnant water and increased humidity.
- Affected Areas
- Delhi-NCR
- Diseases on the Rise
- Influenza, Dengue
- Contributing Factors
- Monsoon-related conditions, stagnant water, humidity
- Preventative Measures
- Removing stagnant water, hydration, early medical attention
- Dengue Surge Timeline
- Increase since July, lasting until Diwali
