Dengue larvae found in nine locations in Ludhiana

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The health department in Ludhiana has found dengue larvae in nine locations, prompting immediate action to control mosquito breeding. This year, no larvae were detected in Ludhiana city, unlike last year when the district reported fewer than 500 cases. Eighteen teams are now checking urban areas, while 246 teams are active in rural regions. These teams include health workers and breeding checkers, with additional support from local bodies and Asha workers. An awareness campaign has been launched to educate residents about dengue prevention. Health officials emphasize the importance of eliminating standing water where mosquitoes breed. Residents are encouraged to participate in these efforts.


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