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El Nino Could Cause A Surge In Dengue Cases, Heat Illnesses In India: WHO Warns
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that El Nino could lead to an increase in dengue cases and heat-related illnesses in India.
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Key Takeaways
- Heat illnesses are also expected to increase due to El Nino
- WHO has issued a warning regarding the potential health risks
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Expected Outcomes
- Potential increase in dengue cases and heat-related illnesses
Why It Matters
El Nino's impact on public health in India
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