Ludhiana: Sixteen cases of dengue fever were reported in the district in the last four days (until Saturday night).
According to the local health department report, 85 cases of dengue fever have been reported here this season.
Of these, 42 came from Ludhiana, 34 patients were in Punjab Regency and nine others came from states and other union regions.
Most of the district cases come from urban areas (34), three of Sahnewal, each of the bethwan bet, Sudhar, Kalan Kalan, Hathur and Jagraon.on September 1, there are 69 cases.
Data of the Ministry of Health shows that between August 26 and 31, 14 cases were reported and between August 17 and 25, there were 18 cases.
From July 30 to August 16, 11 cases of dengue registered rain recently provide conditions, temperature, and moisture that is beneficial for mosquitoes to breed.
“A health department officer said,” The city corporation must do fogging in the city often contains cases.
“” In September, October and November, dengue cases might rise.
There are several ways to check it out.
Mosquitoes that cause this disease fly with lower heights and exit in the morning and come into the house at night because they are interested in light.
So, someone can open the door and window in the morning so that mosquitoes come out and close these rooms at night so they don’t return.
Also, it is important to ensure that water does not accumulate in a container, especially in cooling, tires, among others.
The authorities must also ensure fogging is carried out in all districts, “said Dr.
Daljeet Singh, former DMCH principal.
On September 4, the number of cases allegedly reported from Ludhiana was 728, where 680 came from the district.
34 cases reported from the region Urban originating from Model Town, Ferozepur Road, Ashapuri, Kailash Chowk, Kailash Chowk, Rani, Kailash Chowk, Chander Nagar, Bhamia Road, Janta Nagar, Kundanpuri, Sua Road, Dohandari Railway Station, Basant City, Jahangir Road, Sant Nagar, Rajguru Nagar, Gurdev Nagar and Basti Jodhewal.
34 Cases from Muktsar, Hoshiarpur, Moga, Jalandhar, SBS Nagar, Mansa, Faridkot, Kapurthala, Amritsar, Pathankot and District Patiala.
Nine cases from other states come from Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi and Haryana.