Pakist n: Dengue causa 20 muertos y m s de 10.000 infectados

Pakistan is facing a dengue outbreak with over 10,000 cases and 20 deaths reported. Hospitals are overwhelmed with patients, though 80% of cases test negative. The government is providing free treatment to those affected. Dengue, transmitted by mosquitoes, causes symptoms like joint pain and nausea, and can lead to severe complications. The situation highlights the strain on Pakistan's healthcare system.

What is the current situation of the dengue outbreak in Pakistan?

• The outbreak has been eradicated.

• Over 10,000 cases and 20 deaths have been reported.

• The outbreak is under control with no new cases.

• Only a few cases have been reported.

How are hospitals in Pakistan handling the influx of dengue patients?

• They are turning away patients due to lack of resources.

• They are treating all patients, even if most test negative.

• They are only treating patients who test positive.

• They are sending patients to other countries for treatment.

What is the government's response to the dengue outbreak in terms of treatment?

• They are charging patients for treatment.

• They are not providing any treatment.

• They are providing free treatment to all affected.

• They are only treating severe cases for free.

How is dengue transmitted?

• Through airborne particles.

• Through contaminated food.

• By direct contact with an infected person.

• By the bite of a mosquito.

What are some severe symptoms of dengue?

• Mild fever and headache.

• Organ failure and respiratory problems.

• Slight cough and cold.

• Skin rash and mild itching.