Three additional individuals succumb to dengue fever, causing a total of 331 hospitalizations within a 24-hour period.
In a recent update from the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), it has been reported that the number of dengue cases and deaths in various divisions of Bangladesh continues to be a cause for concern, particularly in Barishal, Dhaka, and Chattogram divisions.
2023 Dengue Situation (Full Year): - Total dengue cases reported: 101,214 - Total deaths: 575 - Recoveries: 100,040
2025 Dengue Situation (Partial Year, up to late July): - Total dengue cases reported: Approximately 19,120 (cases reported within 24 hours included) to 18,625 (slightly earlier count) - Death toll: Between 70 to 78 deaths reported - Recoveries: Not specified for 2025 in detail but several thousand discharged after recovery
Division-wise Case Distribution in 2025 (selected recent data): - Barishal Division (outside City Corporation): 132 new cases in one recent 24-hour period, and noted as the worst affected region during that period - Chattogram Division (outside City Corporation): 30-45 new cases reported in a 24-hour period, with deaths recently reported in this division as well - Dhaka Division (outside City Corporation): Around 73-74 new cases reported in 24 hours - Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC): 28-47 new cases, with deaths in this area - Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC): 24-28 new cases - Khulna Division (outside City Corporation): 18-25 new cases - Mymensingh Division (outside City Corporation): 3 new cases recently - Rajshahi and Rangpur Divisions also reported cases but fewer in number compared to Barishal and Dhaka divisions
Trends: - 2023 saw a far higher total death toll (575) and cases (over 101k) compared to 2025, indicating a decrease in dengue mortality and infections so far in 2025. - Within 2025, Barishal and Dhaka divisions (including city corporations) and Chattogram Division remain the most frequently affected areas by dengue cases and deaths. - There are consistent reports of new cases and deaths being recorded daily with some fluctuation in division-wise impact over time, suggesting ongoing outbreaks concentrated in these regions.
Latest Developments: - In the last 24 hours, 331 new dengue patients were hospitalized across the country. - The division-wise breakdown of new dengue cases in the last 24 hours: - Chattogram Division (outside City Corporation): 30 - Dhaka South City Corporation: 47 - Dhaka North City Corporation: 28 - The latest fatalities from dengue were reported in the Chattogram Division (outside city corporation) and Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC). - The number of deaths from dengue fever this year has increased to 73. - The total number of dengue cases this year is now 19,120, after 331 new cases were reported in the last 24 hours. - Mymensingh (outside City Corporation): 3 (new cases reported) - Last year, a total of 100,040 dengue patients recovered.
As the fight against dengue fever continues, it is crucial for individuals to take preventive measures to protect themselves and their communities. This includes eliminating potential breeding grounds for mosquitoes, such as stagnant water, and using mosquito repellents and nets. The government and health authorities are also working diligently to control the spread of the disease, providing updates and resources to the public.
- As the number of dengue cases and fatalities in Bangladesh continues to be a concern, particularly in specific divisions like Barishal, Dhaka, and Chattogram, individuals are encouraged to prioritize health and wellness by adhering to fitness and exercise routines, personal nutrition habits, and mental health practices as part of a broader effort to boost their immune systems and combat chronic diseases.
- In tandem with public health initiatives to curb the spread of dengue, it is equally important for individuals to proactively eliminate potential breeding grounds for mosquitoes, such as stagnant water, and to incorporate mosquito repellents and nets into their daily routines.
- Given the ongoing dengue outbreaks in specific regions of Bangladesh, including Barishal, Dhaka, and Chattogram, it is essential for medical and health professionals to collaborate closely and provide up-to-date information and advice surrounding dengue-prevention strategies as well as treatment options for individuals suffering from the condition.
