Violating Anti-dengue SOPs Registered Over 2,000 Cases in Rawalpindi

 

Anti-dengue SOPs violating registered Over 2,000 Cases

 

Violating Anti-dengue SOPs Registered Over 2,000 Cases in Rawalpindi


ISLAMABAD: The Rawalpindi Administration had registered around 2,388 first info reports (FIRs) related to defilements of the anti-dengue normal operating procedures (SOPs) from January 1 to date in numerous zones of the district, while the total confirmed cases got 2,360, said District Coordinator Epidemics Prevention and Control (DCEPC) Dr. Sajjad Mehmood here Sunday.

 

Giving details of the penal actions, the health officer said that the district administration, in collaboration with allied departments, must close 572 premises, issued challans to 7,228, notices to 9,742 and a fine of Rs 5,883,416 forced on violations of dengue SOPs.

 

Dr. Sajjad informed that around 2,360 confirmed cases had been stated in the district this year, though the number was 3,143 in 2019, 11 in 2020, and 201 in 2021 throughout the period.

 

Presently,265 patients having positive symptoms have been admitted to the city's allied hospitals, including 113 to the Benazir Bhutto Hospital,82 to the District Headquarters Hospital, and 70 to the Holy Family Hospital.

 

He thought that the district administration was making all-out efforts to control the widespread as per the SOPs delivered by the administration through squirting and clouding at patient's residences along 48 houses together to the victim's homes being carried out besides removing larvae.

 

Dr Sajjad said that dengue fever was not a dangerous disease, however, it can cause plain dangerous complications if not treated correctly.

 

"If you consume a fever of 3-10 days period with related signs like headache, muscle and joint pains, retro-orbital pain (pain behind the eyeballs) and skin rash, then you essential to become yourself checked", he added.

 

The health officer advised the peoples to clean their water tanks and not leave any place showery with quiet water.

 

Anti-Dengue Spray

The citizens of housing societies situated on both sides of the Islamabad Expressway, from Faizabad to Rawat, are visible to the risk of dengue and other viral pollutions that are dispersal through the country post-monsoon. The related civic bodies must instantly arrange anti-dengue spray in areas around the expressway. This will surely save many lives.

SYED MUZAMMIL HUSSAIN

ISLAMABAD


Violating Anti-dengue SOPs Registered Over 2,000 Cases in Rawalpindi


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