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BACOLOD CITY - Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson is reminding residents to maintain a clean environment free from mosquitos in the wake of a surge in dengue cases this June. Data released by the Department of Health-Western Visayas (DOH-6) on Thursday showed Negros Occidental province recorded an increase of 456 percent from January 1 to June 4. "We should see to it that we are conscious of our surroundings. Keep it clean and avoid stagnant water," Lacson said. For the entire 22 morbidity weeks since the start of the year, Negros Occidental has logged 984 cases, including six deaths; from only 177 cases, with three deaths, during the same period in 2021. During the Morbidity Week No. 22 from May 29 up to June 4, some 143 new cases were reported in the province. Lacson had earlier noted the rise in dengue cases is part of a three-year cycle of a surge in the number of the mosquito-borne disease. "Our Provincial Health Office is aware of the situation and taki

Negros occidentalBacolod cityIloilo cityPhilippines generalEugenio jose lacsonDepartment of healthOur provincial health officeOccidental governor eugenio jose lacsonHealth western visayasMorbidity weekProvincial health officeWestern visayasIloilo provinceGuimaras provinceBacolod city negros occidental governor eugenio jose lacson is reminding residents to maintaina clean environment free from mosquitos in the wake ofa surge dengue cases this june data released by department of health western visayas doh 6 on thursday showed province recorded an increase 456 percent january 1 4 quot we should see it that are conscious our surroundings keep and avoid stagnant waterUot lacson said for the entire 22 morbidity weeks since start of year