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Following an increase in Dengue cases in the state, Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak has sought to allay public concerns, stating that there is no cause for serious concern. Assuring the public, he emphasized that state authorities are actively monitoring the situation on a daily basis.
Uttar Pradesh reported 406 Dengue cases this year, raising concerns among residents. The state government is taking proactive measures to combat the outbreak.
Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak stated that there is no serious concern about Dengue, and daily monitoring is ongoing. Beds are reserved for patients and there is no blood scarcity.
The government has taken several steps to address the rising Dengue cases in Uttar Pradesh. These measures include a coordinated effort by the Municipal Corporation and Panchayat Raj to conduct a campaign aimed at mosquito control. Additionally, the leave of officials has been canceled to ensure that the government machinery is fully engaged in handling the situation.
The UP government has increased Dengue patient beds to ensure prompt hospitalization and accessible medical facilities. The increase in Dengue cases in Gorakhpur is attributed to the consistent weather changes, including rain and waterlogging, which have led to a surge in mosquitoes.
The state government is promoting mosquito prevention and hygiene practices to reduce Dengue risk, with public awareness campaigns being conducted to educate people on these measures.
Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak assures public confidence in the government's efforts to tackle the Dengue outbreak, closely monitoring the situation for further actions to safeguard public health.
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