Dengue fever cases are rising in Tamil Nadu, with over 14,000 people infected so far this year.To combat this surge, health officials are ramping up mosquito eradication efforts across the state, including Chennai.Public health authorities urge residents to maintain clean surroundings to further prevent mosquito breeding.

Over 14,000 individuals in Tamil Nadu have contracted dengue fever in 2024, with more than 1,000 currently undergoing treatment. This concerning rise has prompted the Tamil Nadu Public Health Department to intensify mosquito control activities throughout the state. Chennai Corporation, along with other local authorities, is actively implementing mosquito eradication programs.

Public health officials are urging residents to play their part by maintaining clean surroundings. This includes eliminating potential mosquito breeding grounds by removing stagnant water sources and keeping their immediate environments tidy. Through combined efforts of mosquito control initiatives and public participation in cleanliness measures, the state aims to curb the spread of dengue fever.