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This is in accordance with the directions issued by Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya during a review meeting on the dengue situation in Delhi on Monday, a health ministry statement said.
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Hyderabad: A two-judge panel of Telangana High Court comprising Justice A Rajasheker Reddy and Justice T Vinod Kumar on Thursday directed the State government to file its action plan for dealing with fevers such as dengue, malaria and swine flu that are rampant in the current season, by considering the recommendations of Dr Karuna and […]
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Siddipet: Finance Minister T Harish Rao called upon the people, officials and elected representatives to put a collective effort to contain the spread of seasonal diseases. During a review meeting with officials and elected representatives over a teleconference held here on Saturday, the Minister observed that it was time to stay alert as the cases […]
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Hyderabad: Dengue has continued to remain active in urban areas of Telangana, especially in areas under GHMC, Rangareddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri districts. Active monsoons for a prolonged period in Hyderabad and other parts of Telangana has created congenial conditions for vector and water-borne diseases and viral fevers to thrive, Director of Public Health (DPH), Dr G […]
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Sources have said that the number of patients could be higher as many of them are admitted in different private hospitals and they have not sent reports to the civil surgeon office.
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Sangareddy: Irritated over the death of their 10-month-old son while being treated at a hospital in Sangareddy, the boy’s father and relatives attacked a doctor on Thursday. Police said MD Azeem of Nalanda Nagar admitted his son Moinuddin, who was suffering from Dengue, in Sishu Raksha hospital on September 6. However, the boy died due […]
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Two types P vivax and P falciparum malaria present with high-grade fever with chills and headache and vomiting.
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Several cases reported in various private hospitals, nursing homes in city in last one week
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Extensive rains, stagnant water create ideal breeding grounds for vector, water-borne diseases
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Decrease attributed to series of activities, effective surveillance taken up by the GHMC
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Unfortunately, the monsoon also lowers our immunity and brings with it a bevvy of diseases and dangers to our health. One needs to prepare in advance to be able to avoid these.
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As many 113 dengue cases have been detected in the Khurda district since January, of which 103 cases were identified only in July, said public health director Niranjan Mishra here on Friday.
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Sustained implementation of containment strategies and initiatives aimed at spreading awareness on vector-control measures yield results
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GHMC has initiated an extensive disease control programme including mosquito control, anti-larval spraying and fogging, in addition to taking up measures to control mosquitoes in ponds, reservoirs and lakes in Hyderabad
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Health officials urge people to focus on individual and household hygiene practices to keep seasonal ailments at bay
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Chief Minister says State has reached elimination stage with regard to malaria; asks Additional Collectors to take responsibility of public health
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Since January this year, only one malaria case and 39 dengue cases were reported in the city
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Only 3 malaria and 346 dengue infections reported; increased awareness and GHMC’s proactive measures play key role
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The standing water from heavy rains, overflowing reservoirs and rivers tend to create breeding sites for mosquitoes
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Multi-pronged approach by GHMC coupled with extensive disinfectant drives due to Covid helps in controlling seasonal diseases