Dengue Hotspots Tracker

Be aware of the risk of dengue in your neighbourhood.

Search for a location or drag the map to see if dengue has affected areas near you or your loved ones. Share your care and concern by notifying your family and friends of dengue threats near them by copying the URL via the share button. Stay safe, stay protected. Act against dengue by staying alert.

The following dengue hotspot visualisation tool uses live data gathered from iDengue which is supported by the Division of Disease Control, Ministry of Health Malaysia, Malaysian Space Agency and Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation of Malaysia.

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  • #PEKAN GELANG PATAH_ZON 1,KG MELAYU DAPUR ARANG 2 cases
  • SILC_JLN SILC 1 1 case
  • TMN CENDANA_ZON 1 1 case
  • TPERLING _BELIBIS,TPERLING_SIMBANG 2 cases
  • TMN PERINDUSTRIAN JB PERDANA,TMN TAN SRI YAAKOB_APPT SRI SELERA COURT 2 cases
  • KAW IND DESA PLENTONG_HARUM 1 case
  • TMN SUTERA UTAMA_PULAI 2/ 1 case
  • KDSM_ZON 1,KG BENDAHARA 2 cases
  • TMN MUTIARA RINI_JLN UTAMA 1-7 1 case
  • TMN U_PERTANIAN JLN 12-25,TMN U_PERTANIAN JLN 26-42 2 cases
  • KUARTERS KDN SETIA TROPIKA,TMN SINARAN KEMPAS_BLOK 1-48 2 cases
  • TMN JAYA 1 case
  • TMN DAYA_FLAT SAGU 1 case
  • TMN ADDA HEIGHT_2/,TMN ADDA HEIGHT_6/,TMN DAYA_NIBONG ZON 1(1-17) 3 cases

Dengue Cases

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Dengue Hotspot:

A localised epidemic lasting more than 30 days from when an outbreak started.1,2 Location of hotspots are generated through satellite imaging.1

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Dengue Outbreak:

An area where two or more dengue cases occur within a 200-metre radius of the index case within 14 days of the index case notification date. The date of the dengue outbreak starts on the date of the second case notification.1

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Active Dengue Cases:

The number in the pin reflects the number of active dengue cases in an area prior to 18 November 2025.

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Search Location:

This pin reflects the location of the search result.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Know Dengue's Hotspots Tracker

1.What is the dengue hotspots tracker?
The hotspot tracker is an interactive map that allows you to search for dengue outbreaks and dengue hotspots near you. The data for Know Dengue's hotspot tracker is sourced from reports provided by the Ministry of Health, Malaysia via the iDengue website.

2.What is a dengue hotspot?
A dengue hotspot is a localized epidemic lasting more than 30 days from when an outbreak started.1,2

3.What is a dengue outbreak?
A dengue outbreak is an area where two or more dengue cases occur within a 200-metre radius of the index case within 14 days of the index case notification date.1

4.What does it mean if my area is marked as a hotspot?
It means that dengue case(s) have been recorded in your area within the last 30 days.1 This means that you and your loved ones are at risk of experiencing dengue.

5.How long do hotspots lasts?
The oldest known hotspot on iDengue has been active since October 2022.3 So long as active cases of dengue arise within an area, a hotspot may persist.1
Regardless of whether you live in a hotspot or not, practicing dengue prevention methods could reduce your risk of experiencing symptomatic or severe dengue.3

6.How do I use the tracker?
Enter your location into the search bar or zoom in on the map to check if you might be in or near an area experiencing an outbreak or in a hotspot.

7.How often is the hotspots data updated and where does the data come from?
Know Dengue's hotspots tracker sources data from verified dengue case reports from the Ministry of Health, Malaysia. The tracker refreshes its data according to the reports released on iDengue website.

8.Can dengue occur outside of hotspots?
Yes. Dengue is endemic in Malaysia which means that dengue is always around all times of the year.4 Dengue can be present in areas not classified as hotspots and outbreak zones. Dengue can strike at any where there are Aedes mosquitoes.5 Read more about dengue prevention here.

Reference

  1. iDengue. Definition of Dengue Hotspots. Available at:
    https://idengue.mysa.gov.my/ide_v3/definition.html [Accessed September 2025].
  2. iDengue. Hotspot Map Dashboard. Available at:
    https://idengue.mysa.gov.my/ide_v3/hotspotmain.php [Accessed September 2025].
  3. Dengue Prevention Advocacy Malaysia. Let’s End Dengue Deaths Together! Available at:
    https://enddenguedeaths.denguepreventionadvocacy.my/lets-end-dengue-death-together/ [Accessed September 2025].
  4. Adult Immunisation Division, Ministry of Health Malaysia. Dengue. Available at:
    https://adultimmunisation.msidc.my/dengue/ [Accessed September 2025].
  5. World Health Organization. Dengue and Severe Dengue. Available at:
    https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/dengue-and-severe-dengue.