Danger of dengue 🦟🚫



 

Dengue is a dangerous plague spreading rapidly all over the country.It’s transmitted by the bite of dengue infected mosquitoes.It does not spread from a dengue patient to person.



The most possible source for the spread of the dengue are unclean environments, insanitary conditions in house.hotel and water storage places. Some symptoms of dengue forever are headache, body aches, joints pains and loss off appetite.

              We must take quick steps to stop the breeding of mosquitoes. We must follow the guide line of the health authorities and prevent dengue.

    

         

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