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Rising issue - Over 5,000 dengue cases and seven deaths in first quarter of 2024 in Singapore

Rising issue - Over 5,000 dengue cases and seven deaths in first quarter of 2024 in Singapore
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As NEA s Dengue Busting Project Expands, Here Are Some Dengue Myths Debunked

As NEA s Dengue Busting Project Expands, Here Are Some Dengue Myths Debunked
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Project Wolbachia to be expanded to five more residential areas in the south and east from 2024

The areas are Bukit Merah-Telok Blangah, Clementi-West Coast, Commonwealth, Holland and Marine Parade-Mountbatten. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Project Wolbachia to curb dengue to extend to five more residential areas

SINGAPORE: From early 2024, five more residential areas will be covered by a dengue-curbing programme that releases lab-grown male mosquitoes to suppress the population of disease-carrying mozzies.

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Five more residential areas to be part of Project Wolbachia to curb dengue

The areas are Bukit Merah-Telok Blangah, Clementi-West Coast, Commonwealth, Holland and Marine Parade-Mountbatten. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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