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(File photo) ZAMBOANGA CITY - The city health office (CHO) has recorded the first mortality of dengue hemorrhagic fever for this year. Dr. Cathy Garcia, assistant city health officer, said in a statement Monday that the first dengue mortality was a seven-year-old boy from Barangay Bolong, east of this city. Garcia did not say when the child died except that he was among the 64 cases of dengue they have recorded from January 1 to 19. Garcia advised the parents to immediately seek medical consultation once their children manifest symptoms of dengue to avoid further complications. Dengue causes high fever and any of the following signs and symptoms: headache; muscle, bone, or joint pain; nausea; vomiting; pain behind the eyes, swollen glands; and, rash. Dengue fever is a mosquito-borne illness that occurs in tropical and subtropical areas in the world. If left unattended, it can be fatal. Garcia advised the residents to practice the "4S" habits to prevent the occurrence of dengu

Cathy garciaBarangay bolongIle photo zamboanga city the health office cho has recorded first mortality of dengue hemorrhagic fever for this year dr cathy garciaAssistant city health officerAid ina statement monday that the first dengue mortality wasa seven year old boy from barangay bolongAst of this city garcia did not say when the child died except that he was among 64 cases dengue they have recorded from january 1 to 19 advised parents immediately seek medical consultation once their children manifest symptoms avoid further complications causes high fever and any following signs headache muscleR joint pain nausea vomiting behind the eyesWollen glands andAsh dengue fever isa mosquito borne illness that occurs in tropical and subtropical areas the world if left unattendedT can be fatal garcia advised the residents to practice quot 4s habits prevent occurrence of dengue in community these include search and destroy mosquito breeding places self protection measures seek early consultationAy no to indiscriminate fogging pna