Dengue spray operation starts at Nawan Shehr after fatality surge

Dengue Spray Campaign Initiated in Abbottabad’s Nawan Shehr

The District Health Department of Abbottabad has taken proactive measures to combat the spread of dengue fever by launching a targeted spray campaign in the Mera Katha Razz area of Nawan Shehr. This initiative aims to eliminate mosquito breeding grounds and protect the local community from the potentially debilitating disease.

Targeted Spraying in High-Risk Areas

Recognizing the importance of early intervention, the health department has focused its efforts on areas identified as high-risk for dengue transmission. The spray campaign is designed to disrupt the mosquito life cycle and reduce the overall mosquito population, thereby minimizing the risk of dengue outbreaks.

Community Engagement and Awareness

Alongside the spraying activities, the District Health Department is also emphasizing community engagement and awareness. Residents are being educated on preventive measures they can take to protect themselves and their families from dengue fever. This includes:

• Eliminating standing water in and around homes.
• Using mosquito repellents.
• Wearing protective clothing.
• Ensuring proper screening of windows and doors.

Collaborative Effort for Public Health

The dengue spray campaign reflects a collaborative effort between the District Health Department and the local community. By working together, they aim to create a healthier environment and prevent the spread of dengue fever in Abbottabad. The health department encourages residents to actively participate in these efforts to ensure the campaign’s success.

Final Words

The launch of the dengue spray campaign in Nawan Shehr underscores the commitment of the Abbottabad District Health Department to safeguarding public health. Through targeted interventions and community involvement, they are actively working to control the spread of dengue fever and protect the well-being of the local population.