Leptospirosis Cases Surge in Bulacan Amid Widespread Flooding
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Leptospirosis Cases Surge in Bulacan Amid Widespread Flooding

Suspected leptospirosis cases have surged in Bulacan, Philippines, following widespread flooding from recent typhoons and the southwest monsoon. Cases have more than doubled compared to the same period last year, with fatalities reported. Provincial authorities have ordered enhanced preventive measures.

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  • Bulacan Logs 5 Leptospirosis Deaths as Cases Near 400

    Bulacan province in the Philippines has recorded five deaths from leptospirosis, with cases nearing 400, attributed to ongoing flooding. Coastal towns are particularly affected, and authorities are distributing prophylactic medication to curb the spread.