New Delhi: Chairman of the Minister of Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday urged children to participate in the Delhi government anti-fever campaign, and check their homes and their environment for mandir water and drain.
The theme of this week’s campaign against Dengue is’ Delhi’s children ‘and’ Come on children, let’s give you a kick; 10 hafte 10 10 minutes baje is the trick ‘is the tagline, the statement said.
“Dear children, getting ready to fight dengue fever.
Let’s do homework 10 minutes every Sunday to protect Delhi from dengue fever.
For this, we need to check our house and the surrounding area for stagnant water signs” , said CM.
“If we find water, let’s drain, replace regularly or cover with a small layer of oil.
Let’s also call our friends and ask them to take part in this campaign.
Come, let’s save our delue from Delue,” Statement Which quoted the minister’s chairman said.
The Delhi government, like last year, has started the ’10 hafte, 10 baje campaign, 10 minutes to remove dengue fever in Delhi, a official statement said.
All ministers, MLA and Delhi government officers also participated in the campaign and cleaning water that had accumulated in their homes every Sunday, he said.
The maximum number of bloody fever cases are reported every year between September 1 and November 15, he said.
In 2015, there were 15,867 cases of dengue fever in Delhi and around 60 people died of illness.
The government has launched the anti-dengue ’10 hafte campaign, 10 Baje, 10 minutes in 2019 and 2,036 Dengue cases reported that year while only two people died, he said.
At the same time, the results of this campaign in 2020 were even more encouraging.
Last year only 1,269 cases of dengue fever reported and not one death reported, he added.
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CM asks children to participate in anti-fever campaigns
