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The Jakarta Health Agency predicts the risk of dengue fever will increase during the early 2019 rainy season. Health Ministry data showed an upward trend of dengue cases in 10 provinces, with three provinces declaring emergencies. Eliminating the habitats of dengue-carrying mosquitoes is essential to lessen the spread of the fever. Authorities are advising everyone to take part in disease containment and to be vigilant about the threat of dengue fever. (Photo: Antara/Anis Efizudin)
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