Dengue Cases Surge in Sindh Province, with 1,083 Confirmed Cases in 2025

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A recent report from the Sindh Health Department reveals a surge in dengue cases across the province, with 439 new cases reported in October alone. This brings the total number of confirmed cases in 2025 to 1,083, with Karachi Division being the most affected. The Sindh government is taking serious measures to curb the spread of dengue, including fumigation, spraying, and drainage improvement, as well as providing free treatment and testing facilities in all government hospitals.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Sindh Health Department has reported 439 new dengue cases in October, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in 2025 to 1,083.
  • Karachi Division is the most affected, with 188 cases reported this month, followed by Hyderabad Division with 154 cases, Mirpurkhas 83, Sukkur 10, Shaheed Benazirabad 3, and Larkana Division with 1 case.
  • The Sindh government is working to curb dengue by intensifying anti-dengue measures, including fumigation, spraying, and drainage improvement, in all districts.
  • Deputy commissioners and district health officers have been instructed to ensure that no stagnant water remains, which serves as a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
  • Separate dengue units have been established in all government hospitals, providing free treatment and testing facilities.
  • Health experts attribute the surge in dengue cases to a lack of fumigation and timely drainage of water accumulated after the heavy spells of monsoon rains.

Statistics:

  • 1,083 confirmed dengue cases in 2025
  • 439 new cases reported in October
  • 188 cases in Karachi Division
  • 154 cases in Hyderabad Division
  • 83 cases in Mirpurkhas
  • 10 cases in Sukkur
  • 3 cases in Shaheed Benazirabad
  • 1 case in Larkana Division
  • 100% of cases verified and authentic, according to the Sindh Health Department

Sources:

  • [The News International]
  • [Pakistan Medical Association]