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Preventive Measures: 8 Dists Report More Dengue Cases This Yr Than 2022 | Jaipur News
JAIPUR: The health department has identified eight districts which have reported more dengue cases this year as compared to corresponding period last year. They are Kota, Hanumangarh, Sikar, Ganganagar, Jhunjhunu, Udaipur, Pali and Barmer. Directions have been issued to take necessary action including source reduction, anti-larval, anti-mosquito activities by making special plans in such districts.
Regarding the prevention and control of seasonal diseases like malaria, dengue and scrub typhus in the state, necessary guidelines were reviewed by the health department officials.
A senior health department official said that additional chief secretary (health) Shubhra Singh has issued directions to additional district magistrates of the respective districts, principal and controller of the medical college, head of the department of microbiology and medicine to take preventive measures.
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Regarding the prevention and control of seasonal diseases like malaria, dengue and scrub typhus in the state, necessary guidelines were reviewed by the health department officials.
A senior health department official said that additional chief secretary (health) Shubhra Singh has issued directions to additional district magistrates of the respective districts, principal and controller of the medical college, head of the department of microbiology and medicine to take preventive measures.
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The number of dengue cases in Indore district has more than doubled in the last four weeks, reaching a total of 166 cases. The increase in infections can be attributed to heavy rainfall and humid weather conditions, providing a suitable breeding ground for dengue mosquitoes. The authorities have been conducting anti-larvae drives and have surveyed around 10,000 households. Similar increases in dengue cases have been reported in Mumbai and Gurgaon, prompting intensified surveillance and control measures. Coimbatore Corporation is also taking steps to control the spread of dengue.
The number of dengue cases in Indore district has more than doubled in the last four weeks, reaching a total of 166 cases. The increase in infections can be attributed to heavy rainfall and humid weather conditions, providing a suitable breeding ground for dengue mosquitoes. The authorities have been conducting anti-larvae drives and have surveyed around 10,000 households. Similar increases in dengue cases have been reported in Mumbai and Gurgaon, prompting intensified surveillance and control measures. Coimbatore Corporation is also taking steps to control the spread of dengue.
Health dept issues dengue alert for state
The health minister of Kerala, Veena George, has warned of a potential dengue outbreak in the state due to intermittent rains. Although precautionary measures have been taken, there is still a threat of dengue spread if adequate precautions are not continued. The minister emphasizes the importance of preventing mosquito breeding and maintaining a clean environment. Private hospitals have been instructed to report any increase in fever cases, and a treatment protocol has been issued. So far this year, Kerala has reported 10,177 dengue cases and 38 deaths.
The health minister of Kerala, Veena George, has warned of a potential dengue outbreak in the state due to intermittent rains. Although precautionary measures have been taken, there is still a threat of dengue spread if adequate precautions are not continued. The minister emphasizes the importance of preventing mosquito breeding and maintaining a clean environment. Private hospitals have been instructed to report any increase in fever cases, and a treatment protocol has been issued. So far this year, Kerala has reported 10,177 dengue cases and 38 deaths.
All efforts are taken to prevent dengue and other diseases: Tamil Nadu health minister
The health minister of Tamil Nadu, Ma Subramanian, announced that multiple departments are working together to prevent vector and waterborne diseases in the state. So far this year, Tamil Nadu has reported three deaths and 4,227 new cases of dengue. Efforts are being made to bring down the number of deaths and prevent the spread of diseases by identifying and fining places that are breeding sources for disease-causing mosquitoes. Awareness campaigns and distribution of pamphlets are also being conducted to educate residents about preventive measures.
The health minister of Tamil Nadu, Ma Subramanian, announced that multiple departments are working together to prevent vector and waterborne diseases in the state. So far this year, Tamil Nadu has reported three deaths and 4,227 new cases of dengue. Efforts are being made to bring down the number of deaths and prevent the spread of diseases by identifying and fining places that are breeding sources for disease-causing mosquitoes. Awareness campaigns and distribution of pamphlets are also being conducted to educate residents about preventive measures.
