The national dengue situation in Bangladesh continues to worsen, with six more fatalities and 2,010 new hospital admissions recorded across the country in the 24 hours leading up to Tuesday, November 3, 2026. According to the daily epidemiological bulletin issued by the Health Emergency Operation Center and Control Room of the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), the nationwide cumulative death toll from dengue fever in 2026 has reached 439.
Dhaka Division remains the primary epicenter of the outbreak, accounting for 943 new hospitalized patients (nearly 47% of the single-day national total). Regional admissions were also reported from Chattogram (245), Khulna (235), Rajshahi (219), Barishal (219), Mymensingh (60), Rangpur (65), and Sylhet (24).
Read next6 Deaths from Measles Symptoms and 1,318 Hospital Admissions Recorded in 24 Hours: DGHSFrom January 1 through November 3, 2026, total dengue admissions stand at 1,40,909, of which 1,34,594 patients have successfully recovered and been discharged. Currently, 5,876 patients are receiving treatment in hospitals nationwide. The 2026 case burden (1,40,909) has already surpassed the total annual admissions of 2025 (1,02,861 cases, 413 deaths) and 2024 (1,01,214 cases, 575 deaths), as public health authorities scale up vector control and clinical management efforts.
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