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- District Collector Sibi Adhithya Senthil Kumar conducted inspections in Cuddalore Corporation to assess mosquito breeding prevention efforts.
- Officials are currently prioritizing the removal of stagnant water from discarded waste to curb the spread of dengue before the upcoming monsoon season.
- Residents have been instructed to clean household storage areas and dispose of potential breeding sites.
- Government hospitals in the district have established dedicated wards to accommodate the 116 currently infected patients.
What to watch next
- Effectiveness of monsoon preparedness measures in preventing further dengue spread
- Usage rates of the newly established special hospital wards for dengue patients
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Sibi Adhithya Senthil Kumar
Collector
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“preventing mosquito breeding was the most effective way to control dengue.”
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…of dengue. Rainwater stagnation in discarded coconut shells, plastic containers, unused vehicle tyres, and other waste materials could create breeding grounds for dengue mosquitoes, he said. The Collector said preventing mosquito breeding was the most effective way to control dengue. Residents were advised to remove unwanted objects in which rainwater could collect, prevent water stagnation in household articles, and clean overhead water tanks at least once a week. People should keep their homes…
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