Mumbai Faces Surge in Dengue and Malaria

- As of September 2, Bengaluru leads with 11,590 dengue cases and three deaths. - Karnataka Government declares dengue an epidemic due to rising cases. - 25,408 dengue cases and 12 deaths reported across the state. - Authorities to impose fines on premises allowing mosquito breeding. - Regular inspections and sanitation protocols to be enforced. Source: [Indian Express](https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/bangalore/karnataka-declares-dengue-an-epidemic-9548174/)

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BLR's rain pattern is so interesting, Instead of rains happening just 4 months in a year in plenty, it is spread across the year with December/January/February being the dry months it seems. But compared to these rainfall numbers, Mumbai and goa get like 40MM plus rainfall in just one month (July)

In Bangalore Covid cases has started to spike again, please wear mask everyone. Yesterday one person age 62, passed away due to Covid. A leading well known MSME book keeping and Peak XV surged backed startup, has active COVID cases in the office and they are doing nothing about it. I asked the HR and the person was clueless. The positive person themself is informing everyone to be cautious. Health of employees is a joke here. Basic courtesy of informing employees is severely missing. Also not sure what Office Admin/HR leaders plan for our safety. These people will have no impact of their health and their families. I’m expected to come to the office though my work doesn’t require to come to office. I was okay with this. But after hearing Covid cases I have started to feel panicking. Also I have isolated myself from my fam and elderly parents. In Q4 the organization said it would be transparent. This is how it is planning to do that? Our health doesn't matter? :/ Only making things public, makes them take action. Is this what I have to do every time I need them to meet basic expectations? If any other company facing this problem? How are you dealing this? Please share ideas to isolate or precautionary measures 🙏

Hey peeps, need comparison of these cities on the basis of the cost of living and ease of living. Because for Maintaining lifestyle I think we should consider every aspect of expenditure. And since the time I left Delhi ncr, i haven't had a chance to be in any city which has a closer or better public transport system. P.S. on quora there are advocates for all 3 cities. I need a fair opinion on this.

After living in Delhi NCR for 10y, I left for my hometown in covid and then switched to Bangalore. How is situation now? 400+ aqi is way too much. Like smoking 20 🚬 daily. Very deep consequences on health especially respiratory system.

I've been in Bengaluru for the past two months, and I've experienced illness, including fever and cold, three to four times. I'm wondering if this is a common occurrence, or if others also frequently fall sick in Bengaluru?