KARACHI: Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) expresses deep concern over the recent dengue outbreak in Turbat, Baluchistan, which has claimed the lives of 14 individuals so far.

According to news reports, the dengue fever outbreak has spread rapidly in the region, putting the local population at risk.

The Pakistan medical Association urges the provincial and federal authorities to take immediate and effective measures to control the situation and provide adequate medical facilities and resources to the affected areas.

“The loss of 14 precious lives due to the dengue outbreak in Turbat is truly saddening,”. We call upon the government to act swiftly and allocate the necessary resources to combat this public health crisis and ensure the safety and well-being of the people in the affected regions.”

The PMA also appeals to the local community to cooperate with the authorities and follow preventive measures, such as clearing stagnant water, using mosquito repellents, and seeking prompt medical attention in case of fever or other symptoms.

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It is crucial that we work together as a community to control the spread of dengue and mitigate its impact on the lives of the people in Turbat, we stand in solidarity with the affected families and urge the government to take immediate action to address this urgent public health concern.”