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Data from the first Liraa (Aedes aegypti Rapid Infestation Index Survey) of 2019, published Tuesday (22) by the Mayor of Campo Grande, placed Alves Pereira – south of the capital – among the champions of the incidence of mosquito epidemics transmitting dengue, zika virus and chikungunya. It is no coincidence that the Municipal Health Secretariat announced a joint effort to eliminate potential nurseries and prevent diseases from becoming a problem for residents.
In the community of Alves Pereira, surprising "leadership" soon ended up being justified by the behavior of the neighbors themselves, who turned the public spaces and the various undeveloped areas of the neighborhood into dumps, which have seen real nurseries for the Aedes. The situation is not new: the inhabitants admitted at least one story of dengue family member recently
Iraldina Eneas of Carmo, 54, says to be lucky: she claims never to have contracted dengue . "But the neighbors always have someone who says they have done it," continued the retiree, who still confirms that she is taking better care of the land from her home. "But it's not worth it if the neighbor is not part of it."
The resident says that he did not know that Alves Pereira was leading a dengue infestation in the capital (with a rate of 7.3%, according to Liraa), but the, does he underlined, has an explanation. "The locals go into the field and throw garbage, plastic, pots and bottles and found a dengue fever."
Complaint – At age 80, Conceição Rocha is in agreement with the neighbor. "The staff are very dirty, throw everything in the street, no matter where," she complains. Interestingly, this Friday of real estate was visited by the Campo Grande News which were reported as sources of own problems. The rationale, according to Conceição, is that this week – after the disclosure of the infestation index – there was a greater presence of health workers to Alves Pereira
" We felt more and more moving health workers here.They are still pbading, but now it has increased, "said the resident, confirming that the girl had had dengue fever.
Still with a case of dengue in the family – that of the girl – Enói Teixeira da Silva, 60, says that it is common to hear neighbors reporting dengue cases. illness in the family. "There are always some in the neighborhood conversations, but I was surprised that she has as much to Alves Pereira," she said, also confirming the increased presence of agents of health in recent days.
Enói critical, always, who keeps plants at home in pots with water. "There are many people who have plants in the yard, but mine are on the ground.
Working Group – Despite the greater presence of municipal representatives reported by locals, the town hall of the The capital announced that as of Tuesday (29), 30 other community health workers and endemic disease control would investigate 100% of properties of Alves Pereira falling under the jurisdiction of the UBSF
The work of the EAEC (Coordination of Endemic Disease Control) aims to reduce rates of Aedes infestation and, consequently, cases of mosquito-borne diseases. Health Servers working in the neighborhood received training from Sesau (Municipal Secretary for Health ) and Semed ( Education Secretary ), with the technical managers of the coordination, to define the
The work should extend to 5.078 real estate of Alves Pereira and adjacent neighborhoods – such as Colibri, Naschiville and Vila Antunes – and be executed at next week. Teams of officers will travel through the divided areas to guide residents in the care to prevent mosquito breeding and to perform waste treatment and removal, as well as the removal of epidemics. The closed properties will be visited in a second moment, with a date to be defined.
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