Dengue Increased in Kerala - State Borders are monitored
Due to the increasing incidence of dengue in kerala, surveillance has been intensified in the districts data-bordering tamil Nadu.
Due to the onset of southwest monsoon in kerala, production has increased in the state. It has been reported that 25 people have died due to dengue fever in the last one month in the entire state. Therefore, as a precautionary measure, it is planned to set up special camps in the data-border districts of tamil Nadu. 18 thousand workers have been engaged in mosquito eradication and dengue prevention work in these districts.
In this regard, tamil Nadu Public health Department Additional director Vadivelan said:
The incidence of dengue fever has been increasing continuously in the state of kerala for the past few weeks. Therefore, precautionary measures are being taken in tamil Nadu. The district Deputy health director has been requested to report the details of dengue cases in the state. The health officials have been instructed to monitor the cases of fever in the data-border districts like Coimbatore, Theni and Kanyakumari and provide information. It has been ordered to carry out separate awareness activities in all places like houses, schools, parks, colleges and public places. 18 thousand people have been engaged in this work. Medical camps will be conducted where necessary. Adequate chlorine distribution in drinking water and personal hygiene have been advised.
This is what he said.
Due to the onset of southwest monsoon in kerala, production has increased in the state. It has been reported that 25 people have died due to dengue fever in the last one month in the entire state. Therefore, as a precautionary measure, it is planned to set up special camps in the data-border districts of tamil Nadu. 18 thousand workers have been engaged in mosquito eradication and dengue prevention work in these districts.
In this regard, tamil Nadu Public health Department Additional director Vadivelan said:
The incidence of dengue fever has been increasing continuously in the state of kerala for the past few weeks. Therefore, precautionary measures are being taken in tamil Nadu. The district Deputy health director has been requested to report the details of dengue cases in the state. The health officials have been instructed to monitor the cases of fever in the data-border districts like Coimbatore, Theni and Kanyakumari and provide information. It has been ordered to carry out separate awareness activities in all places like houses, schools, parks, colleges and public places. 18 thousand people have been engaged in this work. Medical camps will be conducted where necessary. Adequate chlorine distribution in drinking water and personal hygiene have been advised.
This is what he said.