Archive · 1 Oct 2025
Dengue Cases Rise in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, Pakistan
In Pakistan, the capital city Islamabad is seeing an increase in dengue fever cases, with 52 new cases reported in a single day.
The Health Minister has ordered for more measures to control the disease, including increased fogging and dedicated hospital wards.
Rawalpindi also reported new cases.
Dengue is spread by mosquitoes, and officials are working to prevent more cases through monitoring and treatment.
Islamabad reported 52 new dengue cases in a single day.
The highest number of cases in Islamabad were reported in Bhara Kahu (17).
Health Minister ordered intensified fogging and dedicated hospital wards.
16 new dengue cases were reported in Rawalpindi.
Officials in Rawalpindi are reviewing steps to curb the spread of dengue.
- Who
- District Health Office, Syed Mustafa Kamal (Health Minister), Hassan Waqar Cheema (Deputy Commissioner)
- What
- Rise in dengue cases reported in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
- When
- Data reported up to Wednesday
- Where
- Islamabad and Rawalpindi, Pakistan
- Why
- To address the rising cases of dengue and prevent further spread of the disease.
- Islamabad New Cases (Daily)
- 52
- Islamabad Cases - Rural
- 33
- Islamabad Cases - Urban
- 19
- Highest Cases Location (Islamabad)
- Bara Kahu (17)
- Rawalpindi New Cases (Monday)
- 16
