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  1. edenguev2.moh.gov.myLogin - Ministry of Health

    KKM, CDCIS | eDengue v2 Sila isikan maklumat login anda.. Masuk Sistem. Lupa Kata Laluan

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      KKM, CDCIS | eDengue v2 Sila isikan maklumat login anda.....

  2. idengue.mysa.gov.myiDengue_Versi 3.0

    Hubungi Kami. Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia (KKM), Blok E1, E3 , E6 , E7 & E10, Kompleks E, Pusat Pentadbiran Kerajaan Persekutuan, 62590, Putrajaya Malaysia. Agensi Angkasa Malaysia. No.13 Jalan Tun Ismail 50480 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. Email: idengue@mysa.gov.my. Maklumat CPRC:

  3. edenguetrain.moh.gov.my › edenguev2 › webSet Semula Kata Laluan

    KKM, CDCIS | eDengue v2 Sila isikan emel anda yang berdaftar.. Set Semula Kata Laluan

  4. www.malaymail.com › news › what-you-thinkTechnology helps tackle surging dengue cases — Rozita Hod

    Feb 16, 2024 · The article discusses how Malaysia uses various technologies, such as eDengueV2, to monitor, control and prevent dengue fever. It also highlights the importance of community engagement, education and partnerships in combatting the disease.

  5. www.moh.gov.my › moh › resourcesMANAGEMENT OF DENGUE IN CHILDREN (SECOND EDITION) - Ministry of...

    e resuscitation with the crystalloid solutions.Close monitoring and frequent reassessment should be done to guide appropria. e fluid management of children with dengue shock.They should be manage. by senior staff in hospitals with paediatrician.Those with decompensated shock should be admit.

  6. idengue.mysa.gov.my › ide_v3 › indexiDengue_Version 3.0 - Malaysian Space Agency

    iDengue is a joint venture project between Ministry of Health Malaysia, Malaysia Space Agency and Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. It provides dengue surveillance data, mobile app and contact information for dengue prevention and control.

  7. www.dosh.gov.my › index › osh-info-2Dengue - Official Website Department of Occupational Safety and...

    Dengue is one of the most important arthropod-borne viral diseases in terms of human morbidity and mortality in Malaysia. Dengue has become an important public health problem. It affects tropical and subtropical regions around the world, predominantly in urban and semi urban areas.