22 new dengue cases in Odisha
By IANS - BHUBANESWAR
17th November 2012 01:05 PM
Health officials Saturday confirmed 22 new cases of dengue in Odisha, taking the total number of people in the state infected with the disease
to 2,051 this year.
The highest number of new cases, seven, was reported from Jajpur district, M.M. Pradhan, joint director of the state health department, told IANS.
The death toll due to the mosquito-borne disease has, however, remained at six with no person dying of dengue in Odisha since the last week of October, Pradhan said.
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