Dengue no longer a seasonal disease in Nepal as year-round...

Dengue no longer a seasonal disease in Nepal as year-round infections surge

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KATHMANDU: Once considered a disease confined to the summer and monsoon seasons, dengue fever has now become a year-round threat in Nepal. Experts attribute this alarming shift to the growing impacts of climate change, which have extended the breeding season of mosquitoes and disrupted traditional rainfall patterns. Dengue is primarily spread by the Aedes aegypti […]

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