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Dengue patients take treatment at Sir Salimullah Medical College Hospital on Tuesday, as the present situation of dengue is worrisome across the country.

Dengue patients take treatment at Sir Salimullah Medical College Hospital on Tuesday, as the present situation of dengue is worrisome across the country.
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