Zambales schools hold clean-up drive against dengue | Inquirer News

Zambales schools hold clean-up drive against dengue

ZambalesSAN ANTONIO, Zambales––All schools in Botolan town in this province held a synchronized ringing of bells Friday morning to signal a mass clean-up drive to combat dengue.

In an advisory, the Botolan government said the clean-up drive aims to keep the communities safe from the breeding sites of mosquitoes that spread the dengue virus.

The province has been seeing a rise in dengue cases in the past weeks.

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Local health data shows that two persons had died of dengue fever this week.

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Dr. Noel Bueno, provincial health director, said the latest fatalities from Iba and San Narciso towns were aged 9 and 35.

Bueno said at least 614 dengue cases had been reported in the province since January this year.

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Among the dengue cases, last month was a 12-year-old boy who also tested positive for COVID-19. INQ

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