Dengue Cases Start Rising in Rawalpindi

Rawalpindi has documented another dengue case, taking the total number of infections in the garrison city to seven during the current season.

Key points

• Other areas with significant larvae detection include Naseerabad, Morgah, Dhama Syedan, Pirwadhai, Dhamyal, Hazara Colony, Pindora, Dhoke Mangtal, Dhoke Ratta, and Chak Jalaldin.
• Zahid, the highest presence of dengue larvae has been recorded in Misrial Road, Afshan Colony, and Allama Iqbal Colony in Rawalpindi Cantonment.
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• During the ongoing campaign, dengue larvae have been detected and destroyed at more than 145, 572 locations in homes and open spaces.
• The latest patient, a resident of Dhama Syedan, was brought to Holy Family Hospital and admitted to the dengue ward.

Notably, the latest patient, a resident of Dhama Syedan, was brought to Holy Family Hospital and admitted to the dengue ward. Earlier, another case was documented from Asghar Mall Scheme on September 9. PIMS Hospital Fails 60% Performance Audit.

District Health Officer Preventive Dr. While four were detected in July and one in March, jawad Zahid remarked two dengue cases have been noted in September.

Despite the latest case, he remarked the dengue situation remains under control. Rawalpindi documented 582 dengue cases last year, compared with only seven so far this year.

Authorities have intensified anti-dengue operations throughout the city, deploying 1, 400 teams for indoor and outdoor surveillance.

According to Dr. Zahid, the highest presence of dengue larvae has been recorded in Misrial Road, Afshan Colony, and Allama Iqbal Colony in Rawalpindi Cantonment.

During the ongoing campaign, dengue larvae have been detected and destroyed at more than 145, 572 locations in homes and open spaces. Punjab Introduces Body Cameras for Police Officers.

Authorities have additionally taken action against violations of dengue standard operating procedures. A total of 2, 543 FIRs have been registered, 652 buildings sealed, and 2, 119 challans issued. Violators have additionally been fined Rs. 2.568 million.

Meanwhile, the number of field workers has been rose as part of efforts to control dengue. Dr. Zahid remarked identifying and destroying more breeding sites would assist reduce the threat of the disease.

Residents have been advised to keep their homes and rooftops clean and prevent stagnant water from accumulating to stop mosquito breeding. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.

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