ISLAMABAD, Nov 20 (APP): The Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) administration said only five new dengue cases recorded in the last 24 hours, while the administration reported 25,973 inspections and 1,038 fogging operations, reflecting firm monitoring across rural and urban areas. The administration reported that anti-dengue teams carried out spray operations inside 23 houses in a single day. These activities targeted areas identified during routine field checks. Alongside indoor spraying, officials confirmed that 1,038 fogging points were covered in sensitive locations across the city as part of the ongoing prevention drive. A total of 25,973 sites were inspected under the surveillance campaign. These inspections included residential areas, public places, open plots, and commercial spaces. Officials said that detailed checks help detect breeding sources early and reduce the risk of spread. In the last 24 hours, 5 new dengue cases were reported in Islamabad. Out of these, 3 patients belong to rural areas, while 2 cases were reported from urban sectors. The district administration noted that the number of new infections has remained low for several days, reflecting the impact of timely interventions.
Published: November 20, 2025 1:08 pm
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