Jaipur: Anti-larval activity in Mansarovar, which is the worst affected dengue area in Urban Jaipur because a large number of breeding spots, has been intensified.
The team that conducted a survey in homes had found dengue larvae in the vase, plate placed under a flower pot and tank.
Officials say dengue fever can be prevented because Aedes mosquitoes do not breed in polluted water and waterways but in clean water.
It takes 7-8 days for eggs to be mosquitoes.
The Ministry of Health is conducting a door-to-door survey in homes.
The survey will be intensified because the Ministry of Health violates breastfeeding students to conduct surveys in the area.
Officials also appeal to people to carry out anti-larval activities in their homes as adult Aedes mosquitoes can fly 300 meters and the only choice to prevent dengue fever.
Even the Jaipur City team team was doing fogging in several areas to kill mosquitoes.
In the midst of increasing cases of dengue fever in Mansarovar, the occupants of the area achieved clinics and diagnostic centers for diagnosis.
The Ministry of Health team also reaches houses in the area to make people aware of preventing dengue fever.
“The breeding place for Aedes mosquitoes is clean water at home.
If we do not allow Aedes nursery in our homes, we will be able to prevent dengue transmission.
It’s quite simple.
We have to spend water from equipment, buckets, flower vases and pots.
We need to Dry it once a week and refill again.
This is how we can prevent breeding in our homes, “said Dr.
Hansraj Bhadaliya, Chief Medical Health Officer (Jaipur-II).
Dr.
Bhadaliya said Aedes mosquitoes could not transmit bloody fever until biting the patient of the infected dengue fever.
To transmit dengue fever, Aedes mosquitoes first bit dengue patients and then bite a healthy person.