Patna: Samiti Bazar, Language, Bhikhnapahari, Sabzibagh, Langartoli, Mahendru, Sultanganj, Parsa Bazar, Sandalpur and Fatuha are one of the main areas inside and outside the city where cases of dengue fever have been reported, civil patna (cs) Vibha.
Kumari said on Tuesday.
He said many private hospitals did not share information about dengue fever.
“In addition to sharing information with Patna Municipal Corporation (PMC), Fogging in an identified area is also carried out by the Ministry of Health,” he said.
249 Dengue cases have reported to the CS office until Monday night.
Three patients underwent treatment at the pediatric ward in Aiims-Patna and five in the medical department at Nalanda Medical College and Hospital (NMCH).
Commissioner PMC Himanshu Sharma said embarrassing Rosterwise in all regions was being carried out regularly.
However, the area identified by the Ministry of Health as a hotspot was taken for intensive fogging.
“PMC has 75 handheld machines and 40 vehicles for fogging using Malathion as an effective insecticide.
Sanitiser machines are also used with larvisides to destroy mosquito breeding sites that carry the dengue virus,” he said.
Deputy NMCH Inspector Dr.
Satish Kumar said several patients with symptoms of dengue fever also visited OPD drugs, but they did not pay attention to hospitalization and sent back home.
“Dengue is transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes and the best protection of it is to keep the area around you clean and dry.
The symptoms also vary from headaches and fever to bleeding from the nose or with urine.
Timely drugs are needed for early recovery,” said Dr.
Satish .
‘249 Dengue cases are reported on Patna, the surrounding area’
