District Commissioner Attock, Rao Atif Raza, has taken charge of a crucial meeting to evaluate the ongoing anti-dengue campaign across the district. The session brought together key health officials and department heads to strengthen measures against the seasonal threat of dengue fever.
Comprehensive Campaign Review
The meeting conducted a thorough assessment of current anti-dengue activities, focusing on surveillance, public awareness, and elimination of mosquito breeding sites. Health department representatives provided detailed briefings about the situation in various tehsils and the effectiveness of implemented measures.
Officials emphasized the importance of proactive measures to prevent dengue outbreaks before they can gain momentum. The discussion covered multiple aspects of disease control, including larval surveillance, fumigation activities, and community engagement strategies.
Strengthening District-Wide Response
District Commissioner Rao Atif Raza issued clear directives to enhance the campaign's effectiveness across all areas of Attock. He stressed the need for coordinated efforts between different departments and regular monitoring of high-risk zones.
The health department was instructed to maintain strict vigilance and accelerate anti-dengue activities. Special attention was given to areas with previous dengue cases and locations identified as potential breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
Public Participation and Awareness
The meeting highlighted the critical role of public cooperation in combating dengue. Officials emphasized that community involvement is essential for successful prevention of dengue outbreaks.
Residents were urged to maintain clean surroundings and eliminate standing water where mosquitoes can breed. The campaign focuses on educating people about simple preventive measures that can significantly reduce dengue transmission risks.
Health teams are conducting door-to-door awareness campaigns and monitoring potential breeding sites in both urban and rural areas of Attock district.
