HEALTHAL JAZEERA
Why India’s deadly dengue crisis is now no longer confined to the monsoons
India's dengue crisis is no longer limited to the monsoon season due to rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and rapid urbanisation. Experts warn these factors have transformed the disease into a year-round threat.
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