AJMER: The Treaty poll conducted by district government to recognize individuals suffering from cold, cough and fever at rural area of the district also has referred 284 individuals to various associations, while some are treated in the home. The poll conducted in three stages from the district government revealed that over 3,000 individuals were discovered suffering from fever and cold from 1,19,706 families which were screened. The maximum number of individuals have been discovered from the rural branch of Pisangan. The district government has offered medical kits . In Pisangan rural area, a survey has been conducted covering 7,632 homes, where 389 patients have been found suffering from fever and cold and they have been given medical kits. In Nasirabad area, the poll has been conducted in 7,299 homes, in which 296 individuals were discovered sick and health care kits were supplied for 265 patients. In the same way, in Bhinai area, 10,451 homes were researched and 314 patients have been seen with symptoms. In Masuda 8,805 homes were researched and 290 individuals were discovered sick. In Tatgarh 4,001 homes were surveyed along with 168 patients; at Sarwar 10,896 homes were surveyed along with 335 individuals were discovered sick. Back in Arai, 10,411 homes were surveyed along with 306 patients had been discovered; at Beawar 10,711 homes were researched and 310 patients were first discovered and medications were distributed to 221 patients. In Pushkar area, 703 homes were surveyed along with 11 patients had been discovered; at Kishangarh, poll was conducted at 1,475 homes and 195 patients had been diagnosed, while at Roopangarh, 10,042 homes were examined and 113 sufferers of cold, cough and fever had been discovered. From the poll conducted in Ajmer town, of 24,001 homes, 563 patients have been found suffering from various seasonal ailments and fittings to 511 patients had been supplied. Officials stated that the poll would help break up the chain of disease at the district in addition to aid in treating patients in their houses.