On Saturday, Pakistan saw a surge in dengue cases with 41 new patients reported across three government hospitals, as per Dawn. A total of 127 patients are currently receiving treatment, following a season that has seen 12,941 outpatients, 2,218 admissions to dengue wards, and 1,128 confirmed cases.

According to a senior doctor at Holy Family Hospital, additional beds have been arranged in anticipation of emergencies. In compliance with directives from the Punjab government, treatment extends beyond Islamabad to other districts, with serious cases from Jhelum, Chakwal, and Attock being referred to Holy Family Hospital.

Dengue fever, spread by Aedes mosquitoes, poses a recurring threat, particularly during the monsoon season. Health experts urge more preventive measures, including mosquit

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