Cambodia Faces Dengue Fever Surge, Authorities Intensify Prevention Measures
Dengue fever cases are surging in Cambodia's Kampong Speu province, prompting the Provincial Department of Health to urge medical staff to enhance prevention and treatment efforts. Children aged 5 to 14 are disproportionately affected, with numerous patients hospitalized. Measures include capacity-building training for healthcare workers, community awareness campaigns, and mosquito control operations.
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