We had a one-day typhoon holiday on Monday, but instead of the usual feeling of joy, we were actually made nervous by the dengue fever outbreak, and our nerves were so tense that we had to do inspections at all times. As the local dengue fever epidemic is heating up, coupled with the passage of Typhoon Anemone, people are worried whether the number of cases will rise. Experts warned that vector mosquitoes are likely to lay their eggs early and hatch into tsetse when the weather is warm and humid. Before the arrival of the typhoon, most of the outdoor white mosquitoes would have been in the ground for a long time," he added.