Su Li overheard a bit about Doctor Yang and Yang Xiangyun, but she didn't have the energy to pay much attention.
There was too much going on, and she had to look after Little Tang Mo, who had come down with a fever for the second time.
Three days later, Little Tang Mo had fully recovered. The town- and county-wide disinfection and mosquito extermination efforts were nearly complete, and there were barely any mosquitoes to be seen.
The treatments for dengue fever were also proving effective, and most of the patients whose conditions had previously worsened were now on the road to recovery.
Although one child and one elderly person did ultimately pass away, the fatality rate was very low compared to the total number of infections.
No one could deny that Su Li's contributions were indispensable in keeping the death rate so effectively under control.
By the same token, Doctor Yang's negligence and malpractice could not be denied either.
