Manila Bulletin
Mayor Joy calls on residents to get tested for dengue
Quezon City is experiencing a significant increase in both Covid-19 and dengue fever cases, prompting local officials to urge residents to be vigilant and get tested.
From January to July 28, 2022, Quezon City recorded 1,280 dengue cases, a 129.80 percent surge from the 525 cases during the same period last year, with seven dengue-related deaths reported.
The Covid-19 active cases in the city have also risen to 1,800 as of August 4, a substantial jump from the 850 active cases reported a month prior.
Mayor Joy Belmonte emphasized the importance of testing due to the similar symptoms of Covid-19 and dengue, encouraging early consultation and treatment.
The Department of Health (DOH) echoed this sentiment, advising individuals experiencing fever for up to three days to seek early detection and medical consultation.
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