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Dengue cases cross 400 mark

New Delhi: The number of dengue cases crossed the 400-mark in the capital on Monday with 62 more cases being detected in the last three days. Civic agencies and the State government, however, maintained it was not a panic situation.

“The total number of patients who tested positive for the virus came to 410, with 24 cases being reported on Monday,” MCD Public Health Committee chairman V.K. Monga said.

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