Dengue mosquito breeding grounds in Ganguly's house

November 24, 2017 11:29

The Kolkata Municipal Corporation team has found dengue mosquito breeding grounds at Saurav Ganguly's mansion in Kolkata's Behala suburb. He has assured full cooperation, an official from the KMC said.

In fact, Ganguly's elder brother Snehasish was diagnosed with dengue on Wednesday. He is undergoing treatment at the Belle Vue hospital in the city.

The official number of dengue deaths in state this year stands at 35, but unofficial records say that the toll is 50. Around 12,600 people have been affected by the virus so far.

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