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Description: Trends in Dengue Cases and Deaths in Bangladesh, 2000–8 December 2025 (Source: The Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research, IEDCR) / Directorate General of Health Services, DGHS). The figure depicts a pronounced increase in dengue cases and deaths in Bangladesh during the post-COVID period, showing a closely aligned temporal pattern between case numbers and fatalities.

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Description: Monthly Incidence of Dengue Cases and Dengue-Related Deaths in Bangladesh up to November 2025 (Source: DGHS). The figure shows a sharp rise in dengue cases and deaths beginning in June, with reported infections nearly quadrupling by October. The situation peaked in November 2025, when more than 24,500 cases and 100 deaths were recorded over a quarter of the year’s total burden concentrated in a single month.

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Description: Demographic shifts in male and female cases and deaths, 2023–December 8, 2025 (Data Source: DGHS). The figure illustrates a pronounced demographic transition: male cases surged sharply in 2024 before leveling off in 2025, whereas female cases initially declined and later partially rebounded. Concurrently, male deaths exhibited a steady rise, surpassing female deaths by 2025 a striking reversal from previous years (visualized using Canva Illustrator).

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Description: Trend in Dengue Cases in Bangladesh, 2018 November 2025 (Source: DGHS/Bangladesh Meteorological Department). The figure shows a clear upward trend in dengue transmission, with cases rising sharply during periods of heavy rainfall, high temperatures, and elevated humidity, and consistently peaking between September and November in recent years (visualized using Canva Illustrator).

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Description: Knowledge, Perception, and Attitudes Towards Dengue in Various Bangladeshi Populations

Indian Journal of Communicable Diseases

Indian Journal of Communicable Diseases

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