Hyderabad: Stressing the need to take measures to prevent an outbreak of seasonal diseases in the wake of monsoon, BRS MLC K Kavitha on Friday directed health officials of Nizamabad district to prepare an action plan to control infectious diseases.
The MLC spoke to the Nizamabad district health department officer, district government hospital superintendent, and municipal commissioner over the phone and made several suggestions.
Health officials should act cautiously to prevent the spread of dengue disease, she advised. “Surrounding areas should be kept clean by spraying mosquito repellents from time to time,” she suggested.
She asked officials to run a campaign to create awareness of the prevention and control of dengue fever. Preventive medicines for seasonal diseases should be made available in all primary health centers across the district, she said, adding that health officials should be on high alert and take measures to prevent the spread of seasonal diseases.
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