Dengue Day
The announcement by the Punjab chief secretary to observe ‘Dengue Day’ across the province on July 23 is a good step to prevent the spread of dengue virus. As per the plan, all the government and semi-government premises along with the educational institutions will be swept for identification of dengue larvae in order to control the dengue virus. In addition, seminars will be conducted in all 36 districts of the province to impart knowledge and raise awareness among the masses to save themselves from any unfortunate occurrence.
The purpose behind all this is to remain alert and more vigilant during the current breeding season of dengue and invigorate the sanitary patrol teams to start dengue larva sweeping activity in full swing. All this is a welcome step on the part of the government but we as citizens also have some responsibilities to perform. It is hoped that the public at large will also play its part to stop the spread of dengue.
Shehar Bano Syed
Lahore
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