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- The Greater Chennai Corporation reported 4,600 fever cases in September, an increase from 4,400 in August.
- Fever hotspots were identified in institutional areas such as Anna University and IIT-Madras.
- The city has deployed 3,690 workers to conduct dengue prevention and breeding checks.
- Officials collected over 5 lakh rupees in fines from institutions regarding stagnant water violations to mitigate health risks.
What to watch next
- Health trends in educational institutions
- Effectiveness of ongoing health camps
- Compliance of commercial institutions regarding stagnant water
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G.S. Sameeran
GCC Commissioner
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“around 95% of dengue cases were self-limiting and managed at home, while about 5% required hospitalisation.”
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…number of fever cases reported in Chennai increased from 4,400 in August to 4,600 so far in September, according to Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC). At a press meet on Sunday, GCC Commissioner G.S. Sameeran said that around 95% of dengue cases were self-limiting and managed at home, while about 5% required hospitalisation. An analysis of fever trends over the past two months showed higher numbers in institutional areas, including IIT-Madras, Anna University, Presidency College, Victoria Hostel, and the Madras University, where large…
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