Health experts advocate for continuous, year-round dengue control measures to address the evolving nature of the disease. They emphasize that the traditional monsoon-focused approach is insufficient, given the disease's expanded transmission period.
Proponents argue that consistent surveillance, community engagement, and proactive mosquito control are essential to mitigate the impact of dengue. They point to successful initiatives in urban areas where integrated vector management and public education have led to a reduction in cases.
By adopting a comprehensive, year-round strategy, health authorities can better manage outbreaks, reduce the burden on healthcare systems, and protect vulnerable populations from severe dengue complications.