Some experts caution against the immediate implementation of year-round dengue control measures, citing concerns over resource allocation and potential public fatigue.
They argue that while dengue is a serious concern, the current seasonal approach, with intensified efforts during peak months, remains effective. They suggest that resources should be focused on high-risk periods and areas, rather than maintaining constant vigilance.
Critics also express concern that continuous campaigns may lead to diminishing returns and reduced public compliance over time. They advocate for a balanced approach that considers both the effectiveness of interventions and the sustainability of public engagement.