Volunteers: Suspected Cases of Dengue Fever Emergence

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The emergency reponse room of Bahri city warned of the emergence of suspected cases of dengue fever, indicating that the death of Omar Ali Munir, the official responsible for monitoring communal kitchens managed by the emergency room, the day before yesterday on Sunday, may have been caused by dengue fever rather than malaria.

In a statement today, the emergency room said, "Bahri city is witnessing suspected cases of dengue fever, as symptoms of the disease have appeared in a large number of citizens due to the weak healthcare and examination mechanisms in the city, making it difficult to accurately diagnose the disease." However, it stated that symptoms of the disease have appeared in a significant number of citizens.

The local authorities were urged to take immediate measures to combat the spread of dengue fever, increase inspection and examination efforts to detect cases of the disease, and provide necessary vaccinations and medications for treating those affected by this disease.

In a different context, the emergency room called on citizens to support its relief activities with the Zakat al-Fitr, amounting to 750 Sudanese pounds per individual, to ensure its continuity in providing medical, relief, and supply services to citizens.