In conclusion, dengue fever is a terrible disease that is becoming a public health concern. In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the urgent need for a vaccination to minimize disease from this illness in a cost-effective manner. Despite several obstacles, vaccine development has made amazing progress, and the present dengue vaccine path is advanced, diversified, and generally hopeful, with the potential to offer comfort to people all around the world.
I conclude that the development of the dengue outbreak was encouraged by the community's ignorance and laziness, as well as the lack of energy of government authorities. However, because the people, religious scholars, leaders, and government institutions were not structured to engage in dengue prevention and eradication, the odds of dengue infection in the community grew.
Finally, as a responsible society we also need to keep the area clean and tidy. What we can help to reduce the risk is by keeping the home environment and also the surroundings clean as well. With the smallest of deeds we have done will get maximum satisfaction for everyone. For example, if we together clean areas that are at high risk for mosquitoes to breed such as drains, tires, pots and even water taps on weekends, we can reduce dengue cases in the area and thus reduce the percentage of dengue fever deaths in Malaysia.
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