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[Title] => Dengue claims 5 more lives in Central Luzon
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY At least five people have died of dengue fever in Central Luzon, bringing to 896 the total number of victims of the mosquito-borne virus in the region this year.
Health officials, however, said the region seems to have passed the worse dengue threat last July.
"Our graphs show a declining trend in dengue cases which peaked last July, and it is rare for graphs to reflect more than one peak in a year," said Dr. Jesse Fantone, regional epidemiology chief of the Department of Health.
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Health officials, however, said the region seems to have passed the worse dengue threat last July.
"Our graphs show a declining trend in dengue cases which peaked last July, and it is rare for graphs to reflect more than one peak in a year," said Dr. Jesse Fantone, regional epidemiology chief of the Department of Health.
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August 14, 2004 - 12:00am