Hyderabad: Revealing a serious concern for the increasing case of dengue fever, malaria and viruses, Congress has demanded that the Chief of Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao shift his focus from “Huzurabad by-poll” and ensure that the direct steps are taken to prevent seasonal disease bursts.
The Chairperson of the Telangana City Unit Minority Congress Sameer Waliullah said that rainfall recently deteriorated the situation in larger Hyderabad.
Rainwater has stagnated on track and path by-lanes in many places that do not have the right storm waterways.
CM KCR which also holds a busy health portfolio with the implementation strategy for the election and planning of Huzurabad for the Telangana Dalitha Bandhu scheme.
He must look beyond ‘selection’ and take the steps needed to protect people from seasonal illnesses, he said.
Sameer demands that the state government performs fogging and anti-larvae operations on a large scale within GHM limits on the foot of war.
Health screening camps must be made in all fields to identify those affected by seasonal diseases.
Adequate amount of drugs and diagnostic kits must be supplied to all health centers of Basti Dawakhana and urban.
On his side, members of Congress will create awareness among people in preventive measures that must be taken for protection against seasonal diseases, he added.
Thousands of holes caused by heavy rain and poor road quality into a breeding place for mosquitoes.
“Thousands of cases of dengue fever, malaria and other seasonal diseases such as diarrhea, dysentery, and viral fever were reported at private hospitals and the government in the past week.
This month more than 100 cases of bloody fever confirmed registered at the fever hospital only.
The government must Take steps on the foot of the war to prevent the spread of seasonal diseases and vectors that are transmitted, “said Sameer.
This year, seasonal diseases are mixed with fear of Coronavirus.
Symptoms such as high fever, cold, cough, etc., General for normal fever and also Covid-19.
As a result, hundreds of people use their own care in their homes based on symptoms.
“This is a dangerous trend and the government must create awareness to stop this practice,” he said.