Noida Dengue Cases: In Noida, adjacent to Delhi, dengue cases have crossed 500, new cases are coming to the fore every day.

Noida Dengue Case Update: With 14 new cases in the last 24 hours, dengue cases in the district crossed the 500 mark to 509 on Saturday. Officially now there are 68 active cases. Dengue cases are being reported more in the areas of urban villages like Chhalera, Sadarpur, Surajpur and Nithari.

However, private and government hospitals said that the cases are still very high and new cases are being reported every day, reported the Times of India. Most of the private hospitals are witnessing shortage of beds and are now using the beds which were reserved for COVID patients.

Most of these cases are not added to the district's tally as not all samples are tested by the two government-approved laboratories. Doctors also say that this year many cases of combination of dengue and typhoid are being seen, especially in children.

Meanwhile, the Health Department is continuing the Containment Survey to check the stagnant water around the residential areas, the District Malaria Officer says that 'we hope that people will continue to draw fresh water and not keep the water stored in the house. Thermocol boxes are a particular hazard and should be emptied. We are also receiving complaints about water in the basement of high-rise societies and we are taking action in coordination with the authorities.