The document summarizes the high economic costs of vector-borne diseases like malaria and dengue in India according to WHO estimates. Malaria alone costs India Rs 11,640 crore yearly, while dengue accounts for nearly Rs 6,000 crore annually in direct and indirect economic costs. WHO recommends integrated approaches focusing on eliminating mosquito breeding sites as the most effective intervention, rather than temporary relief from fogging.

1. Malaria costs India Rs 11,640 crore
yearly, dengue Rs 6,000 crore: WHO
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2. Contd…
The steep rise in socio-economic burden due to vector-borne diseases like
dengue, malaria, chikungunya, and Zika has prompted the World Health
Organisation (WHO) to ask member countries, including India, to focus on
mosquito control. Estimates of the UN agency show incidence of dengue
alone has risen 30fold worldwide over the last few decades resulting in a
huge socio-economic burden. While countries have been administrating
vaccines and medicines to control mortality, the cost of morbidity is
substantial enough for governments across the globe to take steps for
mosquito control, WHO said.
In India, the socio-economic burden due to malaria alone is pegged at
around $1.94 billion (Rs 11,640 crore) with 95% of the population living in
malaria-endemic areas. Besides, the rising dengue cases account for over
$1billion (ne arly Rs 6,000 crore) of annual economic costs (including di rect
and indirect costs in terms of loss of production and medical costs).
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WHO recommended in tegrated approaches to tackle all life stages of
mosquitos and fully engage communiti es. It said although fogging to
kill adult mosquitoes provides the most visible evidence that a
government is taking action, the agency stresses that the elimination of
mosquito breeding sites is the most effective intervention.
“There is a serious degree of concern about the rising burden of vector-
borne diseases and the significant economic cost attached to these
diseases which happen every year. Instead of dealing with such
situations each year, the government must build national strategies and
campaign to eradicate mosquitoess,“ says Dr Anupam Sibal, group
medical director, Apollo Hospitals.
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