weenz miguelJul 251 min readIn the first half of 2024, dengue kills 13 people in Singapore.In Singapore, dengue has claimed 13 lives so far in the first half of 2024.The National Environment Agency (NEA) reports that six of the deaths occurred between April and June, while seven occurred between January and March.Compared to 2023, when there were six deaths overall, this is more than twice as many.The entire 2024 case count has now surpassed 10,000.Furthermore, there have been 10,111 occurrences overall between January and July 23, 2024.When 237 cases were reported during the week of July 14–20, the 10,000 mark was reached.Compared to last year, when there were 9,949 cases overall, this is a greater figure.Between January and March, a total of 5,166 cases were reported; between April and June, 4,090 cases were reported.Dengue virus serotype 2 (DEN-2) accounted for the bulk of the typed samples (52.2%), followed by DEN-3 (33.2%), according to results of positive dengue samples serotyped between April and June 2024.
In Singapore, dengue has claimed 13 lives so far in the first half of 2024.The National Environment Agency (NEA) reports that six of the deaths occurred between April and June, while seven occurred between January and March.Compared to 2023, when there were six deaths overall, this is more than twice as many.The entire 2024 case count has now surpassed 10,000.Furthermore, there have been 10,111 occurrences overall between January and July 23, 2024.When 237 cases were reported during the week of July 14–20, the 10,000 mark was reached.Compared to last year, when there were 9,949 cases overall, this is a greater figure.Between January and March, a total of 5,166 cases were reported; between April and June, 4,090 cases were reported.Dengue virus serotype 2 (DEN-2) accounted for the bulk of the typed samples (52.2%), followed by DEN-3 (33.2%), according to results of positive dengue samples serotyped between April and June 2024.
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