The Benguet Provincial Health Office (PHO) reported 316 dengue cases from January 1 to March 1, 2025, marking a 17 percent increase from the same period last year.
While no dengue-related deaths have been recorded this year, La Trinidad recorded the highest number of cases with 68, followed by Tublay with 47, and Kapangan with 43.
The majority of those infected are children aged five to nine years old.
The PHO is urging the public to consistently practice the 'Alas Kuwatro Kontra Mosquito' or 4 o'clock habit, which involves turning potential breeding sites upside down, pouring out water from containers, destroying breeding areas, and covering water storage.
Residents are also advised to remain vigilant for dengue symptoms and seek immediate medical consultation, emphasizing the importance of healthy living and sanitation to build resistance.
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