Jaipur: The State Health Department has kicked several anti-larval activities as a case of dengue fever being increased.
In the past one month, more than 3,000 cases of dengue fever have been reported in the state.
In Bikaner, the Ministry of Health and Collectorate District has launched a dengue free bikana drive, where the health department team along with NCC’s cadet will visit homes and encourage people to clean water saved to prevent mosquito breeding.
Bikaner District Collector Namit Soni is 80 teams, who carry out anti-larval activities.
The district government identified 50 government schools, where the Ministry of Health Team gathered and began their campaign.
Additional Bikaner District Baldev Ram Dhemarks marks the NCC cadet parade to create awareness against dengue fever.
Dhojak says people must be careful and should not allow water to be stagnant for a long time in and around the house.
In Sikar too, the Ministry of Health officials have intensified their campaign against Dengue.
A total of 954 teams surveyed 32,854 houses.
In other districts, including Jaipur, the Ministry of Health Team along with the Collectorate branch has intensified their efforts to prevent the spread of dengue fever and diseases that are transmitted through other vectors.
In Jaipur, the hospital witnessed the increasing number of patients with diseases transmitted through vectors and other seasonal diseases in their department coming out.