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Collector Pravin Kumar badured the tribal people that there was no reason to be alarmed because the government doctors were constantly on the alert in all 11 staffs of the District Dengue Agency.
Mandarins Paderu and Araku at the Agency Friday as 17 cases of dengue fever have been reported in recent days. He interacted with patients, doctors, nurses and staff of various hospitals in both mandals.
He inquired about the condition of the patients and asked them to send patients, if necessary, to King George Hospital. He ordered superintendents of hospitals in the region to maintain sufficient stocks of drugs and ambulances.
Pravin Kumar visited the Gudivada colony at Paderu Mandal and B-Colony at Araku Mandal and spoke to family members of patients, who were being treated for viral fevers in various hospitals. He told them that there was no reason to worry because the doctors were providing medical care 24 hours a day. Seeing the unhealthy conditions in the villages, he ordered the officials concerned to to ensure a clean environment to prevent the spread of epidemics and also asked tribal people to cooperate with officials to maintain cleanliness.
He inspected a drinking water well at the Gudivada settlement and ordered officials to send water samples for testing. ] Later addressing the media, the collector said that viral fevers showed a downward trend. The incidence of malaria was 60% lower than last year. The Pin Point program has been implemented in all villages as a precautionary measure.
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