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Between January 1 and August 14, 2026, Khulna district reported 1,560 dengue hospitalizations, with 11 deaths. The situation escalated in August, with 764 new admissions in just two weeks, leading to severe bed shortages in major hospitals. Rupsha Upazila is identified as a high-incidence area, and the Khulna City Corporation has declared several wards as 'Red Zones' to manage the outbreak.
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Between January 1 and August 14, 2026, Khulna district reported 1,560 dengue hospitalizations, with 11 deaths. The situation escalated in August, with 764 new admissions in just two weeks, leading to severe bed shortages in major hospitals. Rupsha Upazila is identified as a high-incidence area, and the Khulna City Corporation has declared several wards as 'Red Zones' to manage the outbreak.
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Khulna City Corporation formed three teams to supervise mosquito control, cancelled employee leaves, and initiated mobile courts and crush programs to curb the outbreak.
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