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Jadavpur: A municipal team found water accumulated inside a building under construction in the premises of Jadavpur University on Saturday .
A pool of water on the ground floor of the building The construction in front of the auditorium of Triguna Sen hosted the team led by Atin Ghosh, a member of the city council, the health.
The team found Aedes aegypti – which causes dengue larvae in the water
should keep the area clean and waterless for their "own good".
"The mosquitoes responsible for dengue and malaria reproduce in the accumulated freshwater," he told the masons. "The easiest thing to do is make sure the water does not accumulate anywhere."
Ghosh also arrested municipal workers. "It is your job to make sure that these places stay clean.If it is necessary to store water somewhere, pour some gas oil or kerosene so that it will destroy the larvae of mosquitoes in the water. "
When workers said they alerted Ghosh said: "You should wait here until they bring oil and pour it on the water, there are so many of them. students … you have to be careful. "
A layer of diesel Kerosene on the water prevents oxygen from infiltrating and the larvae present in the water are killed, according to an entomologist.
A vacant lot located behind the central library of the university had garbage and water accumulated
pbadage between the building of environmental sciences and the building of the department d & # 39; Physical Education as Well
Ghosh advised university officials to form a committee with civic officials who could advise them on vector control measures.
"Calcutta A University has formed a committee whose chief responsible for vector control is its member.We regularly advise them on the vector control measures that need to be taken on campus …. Do something of similar here, "he told officials.
At least 20 people, including children of employees, were on campus, down with dengue last year, said an official.
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