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Hans India
26-07-2025
- Health
- Hans India
State Seasonal Disease Monitoring Officer Reviews Preparedness in Jogulamba Gadwal to Combat Dengue, Malaria, and Chikungunya
Gadwal: Dr. Sudhakar Lal, the State Seasonal Disease Monitoring Officer, visited Jogulamba Gadwal district today to review the status and preparedness regarding seasonal diseases. A review meeting was held at the District Medical and Health Office, where he was joined by District Medical and Health Officer Dr. S.K. Siddappa, along with district program officers, PHC (Primary Health Centre) medical officers, and supervisors. Focus of the Review Meeting: The review primarily focused on the district's preparedness to prevent and control seasonal vector-borne diseases such as: Dengue Malaria Chikungunya Dr. Sudhakar Lal emphasized the importance of taking preventive measures proactively to avoid outbreaks. He directed that in areas where such diseases are reported, District Rapid Response Teams (RRTs) and PHC-level RRTs must conduct field visits and implement anti-larval measures and anti-malaria interventions immediately. Key Directives Issued: Dry Day activities must be conducted in every village every Friday to eliminate mosquito breeding grounds. Areas affected by dengue last year, and identified high-risk villages, must be prioritized. Medical camps should be organized in such locations to create awareness and provide early treatment. Public awareness campaigns must be intensified to educate people on prevention, symptoms, and early reporting of these diseases. Officials in Attendance: Several key officials participated in the meeting, including: Dr. Sandya Kiranmai – NCD Program Officer Dr. G. Raju – NCVBDC Program Officer Dr. Rizwana – District Immunization Officer Dr. Prasoona Rani – MHN Program Officer Dr. K. Madhusudhan Reddy – Deputy DM&HO B. Sivanna – Senior Surveillance Officer (SUO) Narendrababu – District Vector-Borne Disease Control Program Officer (DVLM) T. Varalaxmi – DPHNO Rama Anjaneyulu – DDM K. Shyam Sundar – District NCD Coordinator PHC Medical Officers and other health department staff Conclusion: The visit and subsequent meeting underscored the government's commitment to preventing seasonal disease outbreaks through early intervention, village-level awareness, and coordinated efforts across departments. The emphasis on community engagement and timely action is expected to significantly reduce the risk and impact of seasonal diseases in the district.
Hans India
17-07-2025
- Health
- Hans India
State Health Officer Reviews Seasonal Disease Preparedness in Jogulamba Gadwal District
Gadwal: Dr. Sudhakar Lal, the State Seasonal Diseases Monitoring Officer, visited Jogulamba Gadwal district today and conducted a detailed review meeting at the District Medical and Health Office. He was joined by District Medical and Health Officer Dr. S.K. Siddappa, program officers, PHC medical officers, and supervisors to assess the district's preparedness and response to seasonal diseases like dengue, malaria, and chikungunya. During the meeting, Dr. Lal emphasized the importance of taking proactive measures to prevent the outbreak of these seasonal illnesses. He instructed that Rapid Response Teams (RRTs) at the district and PHC levels should visit affected areas promptly to implement anti-larval and anti-malaria measures. He further directed that 'Dry Day' programs—meant to eliminate stagnant water and prevent mosquito breeding—should be observed in every village every Friday. He also stressed the need to identify last year's dengue-affected and high-risk villages, and conduct medical camps to raise awareness among the public about these diseases and their prevention. The review was attended by key health officials including: Dr. Sandhya Kiranmai (NCD Program Officer) Dr. G. Raju (NCVBDC Program Officer) Dr. Rizwana (District Immunization Officer) Dr. Prasoona Rani (MHN Program Officer) PHC Medical Officers Deputy Demographer K. Madhusudhan Reddy SUO B. Sivanna DDM Ram Anjaneyulu K. Shyam Sundar (District NCD Coordinator) The visit highlighted the district administration's commitment to curbing the spread of seasonal diseases through coordinated efforts and public awareness initiatives.
