The increasing prevalence of dengue poses significant health risks, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions. Vulnerable populations, including children, pregnant women, and individuals with prior dengue infections, face a higher likelihood of severe illness. The disease's expansion into new areas, including parts of Europe, highlights the growing global threat. Severe dengue can lead to life-threatening complications such as internal bleeding, organ damage, and shock. The economic burden on healthcare systems is also substantial, especially in regions with limited medical resources. WHO reports that over 12,000 dengue-related deaths occurred in 2024, underscoring the urgent need for effective prevention and control measures.