Four more people died from dengue across Bangladesh over the 24-hour reporting period, while an additional 1,900 patients were hospitalized with the mosquito-borne disease, according to the regular dengue health bulletin released by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
All four fatalities reported in the last 24 hours occurred within the Dhaka division. This brings the country's total dengue death toll for the year to 478. Monthly breakdown data indicates that October recorded the highest fatalities at 174, followed by September (148), August (43), July (36), June (13), May (1), and January-February (2 each).
Read nextChief Prosecutor Announces Investigation Into Enforced Disappearances Under Awami League Regime is Nearing CompletionDuring the 24-hour window, regional hospitalizations included 780 in Dhaka, 249 in Barishal, 242 in Chattogram, 226 in Khulna, 198 in Rajshahi, 109 in Rangpur, 85 in Mymensingh, and 11 in Sylhet. Cumulative figures for the year show 155,668 total hospital admissions, with 149,123 patients having successfully recovered and been discharged.
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