Jaipur: Chief Minister of Ashok Gehlot said Wednesday that the Covid way is managed and controlled, with the same efficiency and vigilance, dengue fever and other seasonal diseases must be prevented by the spread and treatment must be ascertained.
Gehlot clearly shows officials that since the possibility of the third wave of Covid-19 still exists, no seasonal disease must be allowed to turn into an epidemic or take the shape of the plague.
A large-scale campaign against Dengue began on Wednesday, because hundreds of teams throughout the state had started a 15-day campaign from the door to the door to prevent the spread of dengue fever.
The health team will check if there is a part of the country is watching the outbreak of dengue fever.
Also, they carry out anti-larval activities in all states of urban areas to rural areas.
When reviewing seasonal diseases and Covid vaccination through video conferencing on Wednesday, Gehlot said that it must be ascertained that there was no carelessness in each place to take level.
He said that Covid-19 has emerged as a front challenge all over the world and the possibility of the third wave of Covid here is still towering.
In such situations, no seasonal disease must take an epidemic form.
He asked for help from the people in fighting seasonal illnesses.
The government currently focuses not only in dengue fever but also a warning in seasonal diseases such as malaria, typhus scrubs, malaria, chikungunya and swine flu from urban areas to rural areas.
In the midst of increasing cases of dengue fever and other seasonal diseases, the state government focuses on strengthening health services in rural areas by developing a community health center (CHC).
Gehlot directed officials to speed up the work for the CHCS model.
Gehlot said that people must bleed on serious notes and get treatment as early as possible.
The Ministry of Health has been asked to make people aware of the prevention and treatment of dengue fever.
Also, the direction has been issued for local bodies to do fogging and collectorate districts must monitor seasonal diseases.
During the video conference, Health Minister Raghu Sharma said that Dengue -Free of the Rajasthan campaign began today and will continue until November 3.
Meanwhile, in the last seven days, Jaisalmer and Barmer have recorded more than 2,000 cases of dengue fever, which results in 100% occupancy in most governments and private hospitals.