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Dengue Outbreak: 7 Fatalities and 1,596 New Hospitalization Cases Reported in Past 24 Hours

7 Dengue Fatalities and 1,596 New Hospitalizations Reported in Past 24 Hours Across Bangladesh

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Staff Reporter • 5 Nov • 2 min read

Dengue Outbreak: 7 Fatalities and 1,596 New Hospitalization Cases Reported in Past 24 Hours
Hospital care and municipal vector control drives ongoing across major divisions in response to the seasonal dengue outbreak.

The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) reported seven new dengue-related deaths and 1,596 new hospitalizations across Bangladesh over the past 24 hours. The daily update was released via the official health bulletin on Thursday, November 5, 2026.

Of the seven fatalities recorded in the last 24 hours, three were in Dhaka Division, three in Chattogram Division, and one in Khulna Division. These latest deaths bring the cumulative dengue mortality toll in Bangladesh for 2026 to 452. According to DGHS data, October recorded the highest monthly casualty count at 181 deaths, followed by September (148 deaths), August (43), July (36), June (13), January and February (2 each), and May (1).

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With 1,596 new patients admitted to hospitals nationwide over the 24-hour window, total hospitalizations for 2026 reached 1,44,374, while 1,38,080 patients have recovered and been discharged. Dhaka Division logged the highest single-day admission count with 550 patients, followed by Chattogram (295), Khulna (221), Barishal (213), Rajshahi (148), Mymensingh (83), Rangpur (67), and Sylhet Division (19).

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