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Delhi Reports 272 Dengue Cases in 2025, No Deaths Yet
Delhi has recorded 272 dengue cases in 2025, with no reported deaths. The city also noted 32 chikungunya cases this year, showing a concerning trend in mosquito-borne diseases. Health officials are urging residents to take preventive measures against these illnesses as the monsoon season approaches.
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