Kolkata: There is an increase in the number of cases of dengue fever in Bidnagar this month after going through the lowest level of all time until September this year.
Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation (BMC) said that 18 new cases have been reported this month so far, taking the total number of dengue fever in all BMC areas to around 34 years to date.
Civil officials say that the number of affected dengue has been low throughout this year, contrary to the past few years, especially in the three years of stretching from 2016 to 2019 where several thousand people were affected and 20 people died from dengue fever.
“Contrary to the situation in the city, the number of dengue affected by this year has so far This.
The malaria, almost no case until now, “said a BMC official.
The civil authority said that they continued the spraying of Mosquito Larvisida in all wards and urged residents to see that there was no accumulation of stagnant water anywhere in their homes.
In new cities, the authority of the new City Development (NKDA) releases one lakh guppy fish in several waterbodies and canals in all new cities during the puja as part of the steps of dengue control and plans to involve the agent to conduct a door to door survey, spraying Larvisida and Fogging to control the disease transmitted through a vector for the next year.
“Waterbodies have become a concerned field because One Lakh Guppy Fish was released during the Puja.
A agency is now being planned to protect a house survey to homes throughout the city to conduct a fever survey to find out if anyone in the family suffers from dengue fever or Malaria or from Covid-related symptoms, “said an NKDA official.
If someone from the family is found to have such symptoms, they will be advised to do dengue and covid tests.
NKDA has installed the Dengue Dengue Machine Eliza NS 1 in NKDA Bhavan for the residents of the new city to have a free dengue fever test.
Officials said that some residents had used the service.
The authorities will also use the supervision of drones to check every accumulation of stagnant water on the top of the roof or side of the side of the road in the new city together making the loudspeaker announcement through the drone.
NKDA also plans to take a program to train residents living in high-rise complexes and a gated community to take the steps of self-dengue prevention.