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Asia on high alert as El Niño threatens new Dengue epidemic

Asia on high alert as El Niño threatens new Dengue epidemic
The Telegraph Monday 14 September 2026, 13:09 UTC By Sarah Newey 1 min read
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Higher temperatures mean more mosquitoes, and with them will come a new surge in “break-bone” fever, say experts

Higher temperatures mean more mosquitoes, and with them will come a new surge in “break-bone” fever, say experts
Asia (LOCATION) El Niño (ORG)
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