Climate Change Linked to Extended Mosquito Season and Disease Risk

Rising temperatures and pollution levels are contributing to an extended mosquito season, significantly increasing public health risks across various regions.

Senior correspondent Ajay Tomar reports that climate change is creating a triple threat to health, with environmental shifts directly impacting the prevalence of vector-borne diseases.

The report highlights the urgent need for improved public health strategies to combat the growing challenges posed by changing climate patterns in urban centers like Hyderabad.