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Dengue cases on the rise

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: There is no let-up in the rising number of dengue cases in the Capital with the total number of patients touching 167, of whom seven were admitted to various city hospitals on Monday. While 121 patients are from Delhi, 46 have been brought in from the neighbouring States.

In the Capital, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi area is the worst affected with 116 cases, while five patients are from the VVIP New Delhi Municipal Council area. Among the neighbouring States, 17 are from Uttar Pradesh and 15 from Haryana, while 13 belong to other States.

Though only four deaths have been reported so far, three of those brought from other States and one from the city.

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