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CUDDALORE: A total of 190 people were admitted to various government-run hospitals in the district with fever, including three in Cuddalore, GH, with symptoms of dengue fever. Isolation zones have been set up in all hospitals and the district administration has deployed a team of "domestic reproductive controllers" in the district to destroy mosquito breeding sources. most of them being women and children. A senior health department official said: "All patients are under continuous surveillance for fever and serious cases are placed in an isolation ward for treatment." He added that there are 19 primary health care centers, 319 sub-health centers, 11 public hospitals and a government hospital at headquarters, "where a separate service has been set up for screening and treatment constant patient ". three patients are currently being treated for dengue symptoms.
At the same time, the collector V Anbuselvan inspected Tuesday places in Vadalur where a campaign against dengue was undertaken. Officials also said that regular fogging and source reduction work was underway in the district to reduce "the impact of the fever epidemic".
longer periods in containers, water tanks, flowerpots, etc. in the open air. The district administration has also formed teams, as well as members of the health department, who are dedicated to eliminating the sources that contribute to the spread of dengue, called "domestic reproductive controllers".
hospitals, building sites and shops. The mission is to find and destroy larvae of Aedes aegypti dengue mosquito in small to large quantities before the northeastern monsoon.
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