Climate Change Extends Dengue Threat in South Asia

Rising temperatures and longer monsoons in South Asia have transformed dengue fever into a year-round threat, breaking the traditional seasonal pattern. Experts warn of unprecedented outbreaks and rising death tolls, emphasizing the evolving danger posed by dengue. Climate change has created ideal conditions for Aedes mosquitoes to thrive, spreading the virus beyond the monsoon season. Effective strategies and proactive measures are crucial in combating this continuous health threat in the region.