Noida: The Ministry of Health has identified at least 10 areas in Noida and eight in Greater Noida as a cluster where the maximum bloody fever was reported in this district.
Drive Fogging and special cleaning will be launched in the group to control Spurt in a disease transmitted through vectors, officials said.
A total of 357 cases of dengue fever have been recorded in Noida, including 15 cases reported on Tuesday.
According to official data, the district reported 13 dengue cases in 2017, 28 in 2018, 40 in 2019 and 27 cases in 2020.
On Tuesday, health officials said Conscious, Chhenggeri, and sector 5, 9, 22 and 51 were clusters Most exposed in Noida.
Eight hotspots were identified in Greater Noida, meanwhile, was Alpha 2, Gamma 1, Beta 1, Gaur City 1 and 2, Haipatpur, Katesara and Surajpur, added officials.
“About 65-70% of all reported cases were found from this area.
The authorities have been directed to start the intensive drive in this area to spray fogging, anti-larvae and cleaning channel cleansers.
They will send a schedule on Wednesday,” Rajesh said Sharma, said Officer of the Malaria Regency.
Sharma added that there were several other regions in Noida where the case of dengue fever increased.
“However, this has not become a larger cluster.
A total of 357 cases have been officially recorded in Noida,” he said.
Officials have also begun to survey tall buildings from which complaints have been accepted.
“Usually Rwas’s responsibility to ensure fogging and anti-larval activities in the building.
However, we now receive several complaints from residents.
We have fined one residential community.
We now visit some of the others where waterlogging is reported,” Sharma said.
The official said that prevention of dengue fever is personal responsibility and can be easily controlled if people are careful not to let the stagnant water.
“Aedes mosquitoes that cause dengue fever are sophisticated mosquitoes that only breed with clean water that usually accumulates in the house.
Also, it doesn’t fly too high or too far from that place breed.
So, whatever breeds outside inside A little muddy water cannot cause dengue fever.
This is why people should be very careful so they don’t let water accumulate on the balcony, coolers, buckets, pots and food trays, “Sharma said.
The authorities, meanwhile, it is also recommended to take steps to examine the increase in diseases transmitted through seasonal vectors such as malaria, typhus and jaundice.