Tuesday 2nd of June 2026
|
|
|
Headlines : * Tofail Ahmed to be laid to rest in Bhola as per his wish   * Massive blast in Myanmar village kills 55   * Petrol, octane prices hiked by Tk 5 per litre   * Working people retuning capital after Eid vacation   * Trump asked for tougher terms in proposed Iran war deal: US media   * BGMEA claims over 94% RMG factories pay Eid bonuses, 99% clear Apr wages   * Fire breaks out at Kalshi slum   * Medium-sized cattle leading buyers’ choice in Dhaka haats   * 15 killed as truck overturns on Dhaka-Tangail highway   * Bangladesh advancing toward self-reliant energy system: PM  

   Health
Three more die of dengue; 331 hospitalized in 24 hrs
  Date : 26-07-2025

Three more people died of dengue in the 24 hours till Saturday morning, raising this year’s official death toll from the mosquito-borne disease to 73, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).

The latest fatalities were reported from the Chattogram Division (outside City Corporation) and Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC), the DGHS said.

During the same period, 331 new dengue patients were hospitalised across the country, bringing the total number of cases in 2025 to 19,120.

The division-wise breakdown of new cases is as follows: 132 in Barishal (outside City Corporation), 73 in Dhaka Division (outside City Corporation), 30 in Chattogram (outside City Corporation), 28 in Dhaka North City Corporation, 47 in Dhaka South City Corporation, 18 in Khulna (outside City Corporation), and 3 in Mymensingh (outside City Corporation).

While this year’s figures are concerning, they remain lower than those recorded in 2023, when the country experienced a severe outbreak with 575 dengue-related deaths and over 101,000 infections, according to DGHS data.



  
  সর্বশেষ
Expanding International Recognition Highlights the Diverse Rise of Chinese Cinema
A Potential Alternative to Moore’s Law Could Reshape the Future of Technology
Death of 6 newborns: It is not appropriate to blame any party until the full investigation report is received: Analyst Tajul Islam
‘May no other parent lose a child this way’, says Ramisa’s father

Chief Advisor: Md. Tajul Islam,
Editor & Publisher Fatima Islam Tania and Printed from Bismillah Printing Press,
219, Fakirapul, Dhaka-1000.
Editorial Office: 219, Fakirapul (1st Floor), Dhaka-1000.
Phone: 02-41070996, Mobile: 01720090514, E-mail: muslimtimes19@gmail.com