Archive · 2 Sep 2025
Bangladesh Dengue: Death Toll Climbs, New Cases Reported
Dengue fever is spreading in Bangladesh.
Three more people have died from the disease in the last day, bringing the total deaths this year to 125.
Over 470 new people were admitted to hospitals.
Dengue is caused by a virus spread by mosquitos, and is more common in warm climates.
Symptoms include fever, headache, and body aches.
Most people get better within a couple of weeks, but some get very sick and need hospital care.
There were also a lot of cases and deaths in previous years.
Three additional deaths from dengue were reported in Bangladesh, bringing the 2025 total to 125.
473 new dengue patients were admitted to hospitals.
Total dengue cases in 2025 have reached 32,501.
The disease is common in tropical and subtropical areas.
Most people recover within a couple of weeks, but severe cases require hospitalization.
- Who
- People in Bangladesh
- What
- Three more deaths due to dengue, bringing the total to 125 in 2025
- When
- In the past 24 hours, until Tuesday morning
- Where
- Bangladesh, with cases reported across multiple divisions
- Why
- Dengue is a mosquito-borne viral infection, more common in tropical and subtropical climates.
- Total Dengue Deaths in 2025
- 125
- Total Dengue Cases in 2025
- 32,501
- New Cases Reported (past 24 hours)
- 473
- Deaths in August
- 39
- Deaths in July
- 41
- Total Dengue Cases in 2024
- 101,214
- Deaths in 2024
- 575