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Implement dengue prevention measures on construction plots - Prajakta Lavangare
- In Nagpur
Construction started on 600 plots
Nagpur, dt. 29: As dengue and malaria patients are on the rise in the city and district, the CREDAI and the construction association should co-operate with the administration to implement dengue prevention measures, while taking care that rain water will not accumulate on vacant plots under construction, appealed Divisional Commissioner Smt. Prajakta Lavangare-Verma.
Construction is underway on about 600 plots in Nagpur city. Also, construction of various roads and construction of cement roads is underway and mosquito breeding is on a large scale due to accumulation of rain water in these places. As the fertility of mosquitoes is increasing even in the vacant plots of the city, the Municipal Corporation and Nagpur Improvement Pranyas should immediately start the work of cleaning all such places with spraying, the Divisional Commissioner directed.
In the hall of the Divisional Commissioner's Office, representatives of CREDAI and various construction associations as well as Nagpur Reforms Pranyas Chairman Manoj Kumar Suryavanshi, Municipal Health Officer Dr. Dr. Sanjay Chilkar, Malaria and Elephant Disease Officer A joint meeting was held with Deepali Nasare.
CREDAI President Santdas Chawla, former President Prashant Sarode, Secretary Gaurav Agarwal, Treasurer Rajmohan Sahu Building Construction Association President Pradeep Nagarare and Treasurer Purushottam Harde were present.
Instructing to launch a special drive to eradicate dengue mosquito breeding grounds with the help of Municipal Corporation and Nagpur Improvement Pranyas, the Divisional Commissioner said that every ongoing construction in urban as well as rural areas as well as vacant plots should be inspected. Spray this place with mosquito repellent and abate solution. If water is stored permanently, care should be taken not to breed guppy fish there.
The city found 177 patients in the last 15 days. Most of the patients are in Dharampeth and Sataranjipura zones. Outbreak control as well as biological control is important in dengue prevention measures. The priority is to destroy mosquitoes and eggs, and a dry day should be observed to eliminate stagnant water in the house.
- In Nagpur
Construction started on 600 plots
Nagpur, dt. 29: As dengue and malaria patients are on the rise in the city and district, the CREDAI and the construction association should co-operate with the administration to implement dengue prevention measures, while taking care that rain water will not accumulate on vacant plots under construction, appealed Divisional Commissioner Smt. Prajakta Lavangare-Verma.
Construction is underway on about 600 plots in Nagpur city. Also, construction of various roads and construction of cement roads is underway and mosquito breeding is on a large scale due to accumulation of rain water in these places. As the fertility of mosquitoes is increasing even in the vacant plots of the city, the Municipal Corporation and Nagpur Improvement Pranyas should immediately start the work of cleaning all such places with spraying, the Divisional Commissioner directed.
In the hall of the Divisional Commissioner's Office, representatives of CREDAI and various construction associations as well as Nagpur Reforms Pranyas Chairman Manoj Kumar Suryavanshi, Municipal Health Officer Dr. Dr. Sanjay Chilkar, Malaria and Elephant Disease Officer A joint meeting was held with Deepali Nasare.
CREDAI President Santdas Chawla, former President Prashant Sarode, Secretary Gaurav Agarwal, Treasurer Rajmohan Sahu Building Construction Association President Pradeep Nagarare and Treasurer Purushottam Harde were present.
Instructing to launch a special drive to eradicate dengue mosquito breeding grounds with the help of Municipal Corporation and Nagpur Improvement Pranyas, the Divisional Commissioner said that every ongoing construction in urban as well as rural areas as well as vacant plots should be inspected. Spray this place with mosquito repellent and abate solution. If water is stored permanently, care should be taken not to breed guppy fish there.
The city found 177 patients in the last 15 days. Most of the patients are in Dharampeth and Sataranjipura zones. Outbreak control as well as biological control is important in dengue prevention measures. The priority is to destroy mosquitoes and eggs, and a dry day should be observed to eliminate stagnant water in the house.
Construction started on 600 plots
Nagpur, dt. 29: As dengue and malaria patients are on the rise in the city and district, the CREDAI and the construction association should co-operate with the administration to implement dengue prevention measures, while taking care that rain water will not accumulate on vacant plots under construction, appealed Divisional Commissioner Smt. Prajakta Lavangare-Verma.
Construction is underway on about 600 plots in Nagpur city. Also, construction of various roads and construction of cement roads is underway and mosquito breeding is on a large scale due to accumulation of rain water in these places. As the fertility of mosquitoes is increasing even in the vacant plots of the city, the Municipal Corporation and Nagpur Improvement Pranyas should immediately start the work of cleaning all such places with spraying, the Divisional Commissioner directed.
In the hall of the Divisional Commissioner's Office, representatives of CREDAI and various construction associations as well as Nagpur Reforms Pranyas Chairman Manoj Kumar Suryavanshi, Municipal Health Officer Dr. Dr. Sanjay Chilkar, Malaria and Elephant Disease Officer A joint meeting was held with Deepali Nasare.
CREDAI President Santdas Chawla, former President Prashant Sarode, Secretary Gaurav Agarwal, Treasurer Rajmohan Sahu Building Construction Association President Pradeep Nagarare and Treasurer Purushottam Harde were present.
Instructing to launch a special drive to eradicate dengue mosquito breeding grounds with the help of Municipal Corporation and Nagpur Improvement Pranyas, the Divisional Commissioner said that every ongoing construction in urban as well as rural areas as well as vacant plots should be inspected. Spray this place with mosquito repellent and abate solution. If water is stored permanently, care should be taken not to breed guppy fish there.
The city found 177 patients in the last 15 days. Most of the patients are in Dharampeth and Sataranjipura zones. Outbreak control as well as biological control is important in dengue prevention measures. The priority is to destroy mosquitoes and eggs, and a dry day should be observed to eliminate stagnant water in the house.
