ISLAMABAD: Dengue virus cases have risen in the federal capital as two dozen dengue patients were hospitalised during the last 24 hours in PIMS, a private news channel reported.
According to Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) spokesperson, at least 150 patients were admitted to the hospital, of which dengue virus was confirmed in 24.
A ten-bed isolation ward has also been established for dengue patients, the spokesperson added.
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