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00:00 The number of people who have dengue fever in the Philippines has decreased from January to July compared to the same time last year.

00:07 But the health department doesn't want to let it be a problem.

00:11 Witness, Leigh Alves.

00:13 The barangay rojas in Quezon City temporarily stopped the rain

00:22 to spray against the weeds and put OV traps.

00:26 This is a consequence of the flood of the past few days.

00:29 This is our prevention to avoid the disease of dengue.

00:33 We have regular clean-up.

00:35 We give particular time to the places where we have reported cases.

00:40 A daughter of Leonora had dengue fever before.

00:43 That's why she's afraid of continuous rain.

00:46 It's hard for the children to get sick, especially if the flood is always happening at this time.

00:51 That's why the Department of Health doesn't want to be a partner.

00:55 Even so, the number of people who have dengue fever has decreased by 19% from January to July 22

01:01 compared to the same time last year.

01:04 The number of cases has increased since April.

01:07 And in the past few weeks, the most cases were reported in Mimaropa, Cordillera, Davao Region,

01:13 Zamboanga Peninsula, and Sok Sargent.

01:16 Almost 300 people have died.

01:19 Two to four weeks after the heavy rain, the cases of dengue fever increased again.

01:27 Because early detection and treatment are important,

01:30 we should be alert to symptoms such as fever, chills, cough, and rashes.

01:35 Also, headaches, eye problems, and even colds and coughs.

01:39 If you have severe dengue, you may get sick and have many complications, including cough.

01:45 The chances of getting sick are higher if you have dengue fever.

01:49 If the flood is decreasing or if the flood is disappearing,

01:56 that's when the symptoms that we should bring to the hospital are coming out.

02:05 To avoid dengue, remember the 5S strategy of the DOH.

02:09 This includes opening the possible flood gates, self-protection, and early consultation with a doctor.

02:17 For GMA Integrated News, Lea Alviz is your witness.

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Paglilinis kontra lamok, puspusan para mapuksa ang dengue | Saksi

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