Indonesian health ministry issues dengue warning to Bali tourists; warning given due to rising cases


JAKARTA, April 15 (Bernama-ANTARA): The Health Ministry has issued an early warning asking local and foreign tourists to remain alert against dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF), which is on the rise in Bali.

"We also carry out warnings in local media to remind people to beware of dengue fever. The disease usually increases at the beginning of the year," the ministry's director of infectious disease prevention and control, Imran Pambudi, said on Monday.

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