‘No plans for wider rollout of dengue vaccine in Selangor’


Stagnant water seen in plastic containers in Puchong. Public awareness on the importance of eliminating mosquito breeding grounds is part of government efforts to fight dengue. — Filepic

S’gor exco member talks costs and community hygiene as 2024 dengue cases rise past 30,000

SELANGOR has no plans to change its strategy of emphasising prevention measures to combat dengue, even as cases rise and a new vaccine against the disease has become available, says a state exco member.

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