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DRDO flags rising global CBRN risks, warns of unstable geopolitical orderGlobal security faces growing challenges. DRDO scientist Upendra Kumar Singh stresses the need for stronger preparedness against chemical, ...- Delhi under-reporting dengue cases: CAGThe CAG audit team inspected hospitals during July-August 2015 and found larvae of the dengue mosquito in their premises.
- Chikungunya toll rises to 15 in DelhiChikungunya and dengue have claimed at least 33 lives and affected 3,000 people in Delhi. The Delhi government has started the process of d...
- Delhi government plans to open 350 dengue clinicsThe victim, a 17-year-old girl from Jafrabad in north-east Delhi, succumbed to the vector-borne disease at Lok Nayak Jai Prakash (LNJP) Hos...
- Delhi government likely to buy 1,000 new beds for dengue patientsEarlier this week, the government had bought 1,000 beds for government hospitals to accommodate the increasing number of patients.
- Dengue: Step up check on mosquito breeding after rain, Centre to Delhi govtThe Centre today issued a fresh advisory to Delhi government to "intensify" measures to check the breeding of mosquitoes after fresh shower...
- Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi takes stock of dengue crisis in DelhiConcerned over the rapid spread of dengue and crisis of beds in hospitals in Delhi, the Home Ministry reviewed the situation in national ca...
- High Court seeks reply from Centre, Delhi government on steps taken to treat dengueDelhi High Court today asked the Centre and city government to explain the steps they have taken to contain the vector-borne disease.
- Delhi government orders hospitals to take in more doctors, staff to tackle dengue outbreakDelhi government today issued a "blanket order" giving its hospitals powers to employ more doctors and nursing staff to tackle dengue outbr...
- Dengue claims 6-year-old boy, woman; toll goes up to 11As hospitals across Delhi continued to be inundated with dengue patients, the Delhi Cabinet held an emergency meeting which reviewed the de...
- Increase beds, don't turn away dengue patients: Delhi government to private hospitalsThe dengue menace continued to rattle Delhi with a six-year-old boy and a woman succumbing to the vector-borne disease, raising the toll to...
- Delhi government announces 1031 as dengue helplineDelhi government today announced its Anti-Corruption Helpline - 1031 - as new helpline number for dengue-related queries.
- Dengue: Act against refusal, overcharging by hospitals, Centre asks Delhi GovernmentCentre asked Delhi Govt to take strict action against hospitals refusing dengue patients and directed it to rein in private facilities over...
- Dengue cases: Centre asks Delhi government to check overcharging by hospitalsEven as two more patients succumbed to the disease and over 600 fresh cases were reported in the capital in the last one week taking the to...
- Dengue: Centre asks Delhi govt to increase hospital bedsUnion Health Ministry today asked Delhi government to increase bed strength in state hospitals and check overcharing of patients by private...
- Delhi BJP flays AAP govt over 'failure' to check dengue spread"In Janakpuri and Tahirpur, two hospitals of 1,000-bed capacity were ready but in its 7 months in power."
- Delhi government to ban rapid diagnostic dengue test kit for being "non-reliable"The decision was taken at a review meeting on dengue held yesterday, said Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain.
- Centre mulls banning rapid dengue diagnostic kitsThe central government is considering a ban on the sale of rapid dengue diagnostic test kits for their "non-reliable" test results.
- Congress holds AAP government responsible for rise in Dengue cases"Dengue could have been tackled easily had the AAP Government spent even one tenth of the amount earmarked for its publicity for taking pre...
- Ghulam Nabi Azad to review Delhi dengue situation tomorrowUnion Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad will tomorrow hold a review of the Delhi government's preparedness to tackle dengue in the wake of a...
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