The Union Health Ministry works to keep dengue under check
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The rising number of dengue cases has put forward the need of some stern measures in the health ministry department to monitor the situation in detail.
While the Union Health Minister JP Nadda is reported to be personally involved in reviewing the current situation in the national capital and other states, the ministry at large seems confident of curtaining the situation to flare up further.
An official release from the ministry said that several meetings have been taken with municipal bodies, Delhi government officials, Delhi Cantonment Board and directors of central government hospitals in Delhi to review the situation and preparedness to address and manage dengue and not allow it to escalate.
While the Union Health Minister JP Nadda is reported to be personally involved in reviewing the current situation in the national capital and other states, the ministry at large seems confident of curtaining the situation to flare up further.
An official release from the ministry said that several meetings have been taken with municipal bodies, Delhi government officials, Delhi Cantonment Board and directors of central government hospitals in Delhi to review the situation and preparedness to address and manage dengue and not allow it to escalate.
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