- Odd weather conditions in Pune are causing health issues for residents, with continuous rain and overcast skies. The hot and humid afternoons are followed by cooler temperatures at night.
- Water accumulation in potholes and around houses is creating a breeding ground for mosquitoes, including those that carry diseases like dengue, chikungunya, and zika.
- Puneites are facing a rise in infectious and viral diseases, with doctors advising caution and urging preventive measures.
- Over 107 dengue cases have been reported in Pune so far, but many residents are not getting tested, making it difficult to track the true number of cases.
- Preventive measures such as fumigation and insecticide spreading are being taken by the PMC to curb the spread of mosquito-borne diseases.
- Residents are advised to keep their surroundings clean, avoid water accumulation, use mosquito repellents, and consume immunity-boosting foods like coconut water and papaya leaf juice.
- Vulnerable populations like children and the elderly are most affected by these diseases, with symptoms including fever, body ache, joint pain, and nausea.
- Affected areas in Pune include Aundh Road, Bopodi, Vishrantwadi, and Parvati, with clinics and hospitals seeing a surge in patients.
- The PMC has fined over 780 citizens and establishments for not following preventive measures, recovering over Rs 6 lakh in fines.
- Citizens are urged to stay calm, take care of their health, and follow preventive measures to avoid mosquito-borne diseases in Pune.
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