Dengue cases on the rise in Klang district


RESIDENTS in the constituencies of Sentosa, Pandamaran and Sungai Kandis in Selangor are reminded to dispose of rubbish properly to prevent trash from becoming an Aedes mosquito breeding ground.

Klang Municipal Council (MPK) Health Department director Azmi Muji said continuous rise in dengue cases in certain constituencies in the Klang district was due to the dense built-up and empty containers filled with rainwater.

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