Dengue cases in Johor increase by 36%, says exco chairman

By REMAR NORDIN

JOHOR BARU: The cumulative number of dengue cases in Johor has risen by 36.1%, reaching 11,822 cases as of the 43rd epidemiological week (ME43) this year.

Johor Health and Environment Committee Chairman Ling Tian Soon reported this increase from the 8,684 cases recorded in the same period last year.

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