Most #dengue cases are asymptomatic or show mild symptoms. But it can cause a flu-like illness with high fever (40°C/104°F), usually with two or more of the following symptoms: 🔹Headache 🔹Pain behind the eyes 🔹Nausea, vomiting 🔹Swollen glands 🔹Joint and muscle pains 🔹Rash Learn more about dengue and how to reduce your risk ➡ https://bit.ly/PreventingDengue | World Health Organization Western Pacific Region

Globally reported dengue cases reached record levels in 2023.[1]​ Dengue cases hit new highs in 2024, increasing by 7.57 million.[2]​ Dengue is getting harder to ignore.​ 2025: will you continue to ignore it?​ What’s your dengue decision?​ #15June2025 #WorldDengueDay #Dengue #DengueAwareness #DenguePrevention #DengueFever ​References ​ 1. Haider N, et al. Global landmark: 2023 marks the worst year for dengue cases with millions infected and thousands of deaths reported. IJID Regions. 2024;13:100

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