The Punjab Health Department reported 31 new dengue cases, predominantly in Rawalpindi, bringing the total for 2024 to 786 cases in the province. This rise in cases reflects a broader trend, as Koronadal City recorded 861 cases and three deaths, a 221% increase from last year, with health officials emphasizing preventive measures. Concerns emerge regarding the government's inconsistent response to dengue outbreaks, particularly in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, where healthcare facilities are nearing capacity. Concurrently, Nigeria faces severe challenges in accurately diagnosing malaria, with only 36.4% of patients receiving correct diagnoses, leading to poor health outcomes. Furthermore, Bhopal's healthcare system is grappling with under-reporting of dengue cases, raising alarms about the potential misallocation of resources for disease management. Experts urge for improved diagnostic protocols and proactive public health strategies to combat these vector-borne diseases effectively.