Lucknow: Even when the case of dengue fever continues to rise in the city on Thursday, civilian institutions have not committed an anti-mosquito merging in the area where people have been diagnosed with diseases that ignore the rules that make it mandatory to apply anti-mosquito steps Immediately at the hotspot location.
When Tii has highlighted this problem on September 23, Lucknow Municipal Corporation (LMC) officers have convinced to see this problem.
However, the examination of other TOI realities on Thursday, found more or less similar situations.
Some patients and their family members, who recovered at home, said that while the Ministry of Health carried out anti-larval sprays in their homes a day after being diagnosed with dengue fever, LMC had not done fogging.
Also, in some cases, anti-larval sprinkles are also not carried out.
Manasnagar-Resident Shyam Prakash, who was diagnosed with dengue fever on October 1, said that even after six days both the Ministry of Health, and LMC officials did mosquito control exercises.
Husaiiinganj-Resident Kaushal Kishore Pandey, whose daughter was 15 years old Ruchi Pandey was diagnosed with dengue on October 5, said about seven people in his area had been diagnosed with disease.
“The whole area staggered under the threat of mosquitoes, but only anti-larval sprays have been made.” He added.
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Decree of the City Health Officer agrees that there are some interference in fogging activities for five-six days.
“All zonal officers must submit a report every day and will be ascertained that there is no delay now.” Mosquito population control is the only way to check the disease transmitted through vectors such as dengue fever and malaria.
LMC must fogging based on priority, at least in the hotspot area.
Every weakness can cause the spread of diseases throughout the city.
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