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City’s several water-logged areas have become virtual breeding grounds of mosquitoes causing unprecedented increase mosquito-related diseases among the dwellers. This photo was taken from near Jatrabari-Hanif Flyover area on Thursday.

 New Nation
 Published: 12:00 AM, 02 December 2016  Updated: 6:51 PM, 24 September 2022
City's several water-logged areas have become virtual breeding grounds of mosquitoes causing unprecedented increase mosquito-related diseases among the dwellers. This photo was taken from near Jatrabari-Hanif Flyover area on Thursday.
City's several water-logged areas have become virtual breeding grounds of mosquitoes causing unprecedented increase mosquito-related diseases among the dwellers. This photo was taken from near Jatrabari-Hanif Flyover area on Thursday.

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