Delhi's Rising Tide: Chikungunya and Malaria Surge Amidst Dengue Decline

Delhi witnessed a significant increase in chikungunya and malaria cases, while dengue instances declined, as per official data. By November 9, 2024, malaria cases reached 728, chikungunya 172, and dengue cases dropped to 4,533 compared to 9,266 the previous year.

In an alarming trend, Delhi has recorded a substantial increase in cases of chikungunya and malaria in 2024, while dengue cases have notably declined, official data reveals.

As of November 9th, the capital reported 728 malaria cases and 172 chikungunya cases, marking a significant rise from previous years.

Dengue cases, however, saw a marked decrease to 4,533 in 2024, down from 9,266 in 2023, signaling a shift in the capital's mosquito-borne disease landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)