Kerala with 4,735 cases, which included seven deaths, recorded 41.5 per cent of country's total dengue cases.
According to the National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka registered 3,259 and 759 dengue cases respectively. Andhra Pradesh recorded 512 cases, followed by Gujarat 492, Maharashtra 295 and West Bengal 287.
Delhi recorded 40 dengue cases as against 13 during the same period last year.
As for Chikungunya, out of 7,711 suspected cases reported across the country till May 31, as many as 6,611 suspected cases (85.8 per cent) were reported from four states, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh.
Delhi, which had not recorded a single case of Chikungunya till May 31 in both 2015 and 2016, registered 96 cases this year.
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