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Dengue teams doubled amid rising monsoon

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To assess the preparedness for tackling monsoon-related diseases, Civil Surgeon Dr Harpal Singh conducted a visit to the Civil Hospital, Phagwara, today. During the inspection, he chaired a meeting with health officials to review arrangements and ensure the health department is equipped to handle seasonal outbreaks, particularly dengue.

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Dr. Singh stated that all preparations have been completed at the Civil Hospital. He said the dedicated health teams are conducting door-to-door awareness drives across the city to educate residents about preventive measures.

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“In view of the rising threat of mosquito-borne illnesses, especially dengue, the number of teams has been increased from six to 12,” said Dr Singh. “These teams will carry out anti-larval spraying operations every 15 days in affected areas.” He further mentioned that the strength of the anti-dengue task force has also been enhanced to ensure timely intervention.

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