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Quezon City hall (PNA file photo) MANILA - The Quezon City government asked its residents to be wary and stressed the importance of testing as cases of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) and dengue fever are on the rise. The QC Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit registered 1,280 dengue cases from January to July 28, or a 129.80 percent increase compared to the 525 cases recorded during the same period last year. Seven dengue-related deaths have also been reported during the first seven months of 2022. Meanwhile, the Covid-19 tally as of Aug. 4 showed 1,800 active cases while there were only 850 a month earlier. Mayor Joy Belmonte said Covid-19 and dengue have similar symptoms, hence, the need to get tested for both. "We are seeing a rise in cases in our city, not just of Covid but also of dengue so we are encouraging our residents to get tested so they can seek consultation and start treatment early," she said in a statement on Monday. The Department of Health (DOH) likewise

Esperanza ariasDepartment of healthQc health departmentQuezon citySurveillance unitJoy belmonteQuezon city hall pna file photo manila the government asked its residents to be wary and stressed importance of testing as cases coronavirus disease covid 19 dengue fever are on rise qc epidemiology surveillance unit registered 1280 dengue cases from january to july 28Ra 129 80 percent increase compared to the 525 cases recorded during same period last year seven dengue related deaths have also been reported first months of 2022 meanwhileHe covid 19 tally as of aug 4 showed 1800 active cases while there were only 850a month earlier mayor joy belmonte said covid 19 and dengue have similar symptomsHe need to get tested for both quot we are seeinga rise in cases our cityOt just of covid but also dengue so we are encouraging our residents to get tested they can seek consultation and start treatment earlyUot she said ina statement on monday the department of health doh likewise urged early detection and consultation in case they experience fever that lasts up to three days change body temperature between six infection marks transition disease from mild more serious symptoms dengue include sudden onset for two seven with any following headacheOdy weaknessOint and muscle pains