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118 dengue cases were reported in the week ending 26 October 2024, 17 cases more than in the previous week. 23 active dengue clusters, of which 8 were with red colour alert (i.e. cluster with 10 or more cases), were reported as of 28 October 2024.
4 days ago · Operationally, a dengue cluster indicates a locality with active transmission where intervention is targeted. It is formed when two or more cases have onset within 14 days and are located within 150m of each other (based on residential and workplace addresses).
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Oct 22, 2024 · From January 2017, MOH and NEA will share statistics on dengue-related deaths via a quarterly report on the MOH and NEA website.
Singapore, 18 December 2020 – As of 17 December 2020, there have been 34,844 reported dengue cases this year, with 228 cases reported last week. The latest weekly dengue case number is about seven times lower than the peak of 1,792 seen in July this year.
NEA launched the Dengue Community Alert System to display colour-coded (purple, red, yellow or green) banners. Residents living in dengue cluster areas and areas with high Aedes mosquito population are at higher risk of getting dengue.
Jan 19, 2023 · Singapore, 19 January 2023 – Weekly dengue cases have remained high going into 2023, with 279 cases reported last week. This is almost double the number of cases reported in the same period last year (2022).
Dengue surveillance data, Jul - Sep 2023 Number of cases reported 1. 3,055 dengue cases were notified in the quarter from Jul – Sep 2023 (E week 27 - 39), an increase of 53.6% as compared to the previous quarter from Apr – Jun 2023 (E week 14 - 26). Deaths 2. There was one reported death due to local dengue infection from Jul – Sep 2023. As
3,335 dengue cases (including 7 dengue haemorrhagic fever cases) were notified in the quarter from Jan to Mar 2022 (E week 1 - 13), an increase of 279.8% as compared to the previous quarter from Oct to Dec 2021 (E week 40 - 52).
The female Aedes aegypti mosquito is the primary vector of dengue and Zika in Singapore. View the map showing areas with relatively higher Aedes aegypti mosquito population detected by NEA Gravitraps Surveillance System.
