Indonesia is experiencing a surge in Dengue Fever cases, with the Ministry of Health reporting 39,672 infections and 105 deaths as of May 2024. West Java province is currently the region most affected by the outbreak. The increasing number of cases is prompting public health officials to raise awareness and implement preventative measures. While a popular belief suggests mosquitoes prefer people with type O blood, this has not been officially confirmed by the Ministry. Authorities are urging citizens to eliminate mosquito breeding grounds and seek medical attention if they develop symptoms of Dengue Fever, such as high fever, headache, and muscle pain. The Ministry continues to monitor the situation and provide updates as the outbreak progresses. Further investigation is needed to determine the factors contributing to the rise in cases.