HEALTHTHE HINDU NATIONAL
Monsoon triggers surge in fever, infectious diseases across Kerala’s central Travancore region
Monsoons have caused a surge in fever and infectious diseases in Kerala's central Travancore region. Health authorities warn of rising threats from shigella, H1N1, dengue, leptospirosis, and other waterborne illnesses.
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