<p><strong>Conclusion: </strong>The high rates of arboviral diseases; dengue fever and chikungunya were observed<strong>. </strong>These diseases are significantly sharing the certain clinical manifestations such as muscle pain, joint pain, rash, and vomiting. Additionally, type of visited healthcare institution, urban residence, patients who were government employ, and patients who did not visit a healthcare institution for a similar acute febrile illness before were more likely to be significantly associated with clinically diagnosed arboviral diseases. Furthermore, significant differences were observed in some hematological parameters between cases with dengue/chikungunya diseases and those without. These observations revealed the current burden of clinical prevalence of dengue and chikungunya virus infections in the study area to inform control strategies and public health policies. The findings highlighted the need for early diagnosis and urgent action to downplay the undesirable outcomes of arboviral disease.&nbsp;</p>