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Dengue cases in Valenzuela decreasing
Valenzuela City has seen a 96 percent decrease in dengue cases compared to the same period last year.
In the week of February 16 to 22, only 13 dengue cases were reported, a drop from 59 cases the previous week.
No dengue-related deaths have been recorded in the city this month.
The city government attributes the improvement to the DOH's 4S strategy and intensified 'Search and Destroy' operations.
Fogging operations have also been intensified in 10 barangays and other hotspot areas.
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