Coimbatore: City Corporation has formed a rapid response troops to examine the Aedes Aegypti mosquito breeding land to control the spread of dengue fever.
Officials said the team consisting of 20 people had been formed throughout 100 wards to examine construction sites and industrial units, where cleanliness often went to throw.
Health Officers, Dr.
Sathish Kumar, said sustainable efforts were under the spread of dengue control after intermittent rain in recent weeks.
“Fogging is done regularly because the importance of eliminating a source of mosquito breeding.
The number of domestic breeding examiners with City Corporation has increased to 1,000 of 800.
Each of them has been instructed to visit each house given to them once a week.” The officer said the person -Thone was found not keeping their place clean.
“Apartments and industrial units are fined to RS 50,000, if there are sources of mosquito nursery in their place.” He said 23 residents of the city were now undergoing treatment for dengue fever in various hospitals.
“While new cases were reported, the number was down a month, compared to last month.” Other city health workers, who do not want to be named, said their special focus is in areas where the frequency of water supply is lacking, because people will store water for several days.
“Freshwater stored in a container without covering the lid will act as a place that is suitable for mosquito breeding.
The milking of domestic breeding shrinking people on the need to cover the container.
Ribisida is also poured in the water tank and container, as a precaution.”