Cases continue to increase despite efforts by Selangor


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 27 Sep 2005

SHAH ALAM: From fogging to making surprise checks and charging offenders, the Selangor government has done all it can to fight the dengue scourge - but the number of cases continue to rise. 

One of the problems, according to state Consumer Affairs, Health and Tourism Committee chairman Datuk Dr Lim Thuang Seng, could be the “indiscriminate fogging” that has allowed the aedes mosquitoes to escape. 

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