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Can’t ask mosquitoes not to bite: Bengal Minister’s remark sparks criticism

There has been an outbreak of vector borne disease particularly dengue in West Bengal with over 4000 cases of dengue infection being reported and seven deaths over the past few weeks.

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Can’t ask mosquitoes not to bite: Bengal Minister’s remark sparks criticism
There has been an outbreak of vector borne disease particularly dengue in West Bengal with over 4000 cases of dengue infection being reported and seven deaths over the past few weeks.
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