ডেঙ্গুতে একদিনে সর্বোচ্চ ১১ মৃত্যু, মোট প্রাণহানি ৪০০ ছুঁইল

The Directorate General of Health Services said in its daily dengue bulletin on Tuesday, 27 October, that 11 people died of dengue in the past 24 hours, the highest single-day toll this season. The total for the year reached 400 deaths, including 155 in October so far. A further 2,071 patients were admitted to hospitals in the same period, bringing the year's admissions to 128,237, of whom 121,422 had recovered. Dhaka division recorded the most admissions with 899. Health officials had previously recorded a daily high of 10 deaths on 6 and 15 October. Experts quoted by Dainik Sangbad said the outbreak persists after the monsoon because Aedes mosquito breeding sites have not been destroyed and city corporations' mosquito control has fallen short. Reports also alleged that some patients were being treated on hospital floors for lack of beds.

Where accounts differ. Banglanews24.com dates the bulletin to 26 October and gives a different recovery count, 121,423, and a Sylhet admission figure of 26 while the other outlets' division breakdowns omit Sylhet, whereas Manab Zamin, Dainik Sangbad and Daily Sangram report the 27 October date and 121,422 recoveries; Dainik Sangbad alone reports experts blaming mosquito breeding and city corporations and claims of patients treated on floors.

Alokito BangladeshBanglanews24.comManab ZaminDainik SangbadDaily Sangram

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