Lucknow: Carrier Dengue Virus, Aedes Aegypti Mosquito, 16 more in the state capital on Tuesday.
The second highest number after Saturday 24 and took the calculation from January to 347, where 78% were concerned (274) was reported in September.
Because Aedes Aegypti mainly lay eggs in freshwater accumulates near the housing unit, there are bursts in cases due to rain.
One of the main reasons for the surge was a stagnant water puddle which was left unattended and not clean by Lucknow Municipal Corporation and residents for days after September 16.
Since then, on average around a dozen cases are being recorded in the city.
New casts reported from areas in Turya Ganj, Aliganj, NK Road, Chandernagar, Chinhat and Indiranagar.
Patients include elderly and five women.
Seven patients were treated at Balrampur Hospital, five at Lokbandhu Hospital and three in a civil hospital.
A patient visited the OPD private hospital.
Health officials say all patients come out of danger, but in observations.
Responsible for the unit of disease transmitted through vectors, Dr.
Tripathi said, “Health authorities ensure anti-larval sprays in the area where cases are reported.” “The Ministry of Health team also found Breading Aedes Mosquitoes in 21 houses in various places,” added Dr.
Tripathi.