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Prevention and control of vector borne diseases

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Feb 19, 2015

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Mar 19, 2015

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Many vector-borne diseases are transmitted by arthopods (mosquitoes, ticks, mites etc) and have prevalent in India namely malaria, dengue, chikungunya, filariasis and kala azar and ...

Many vector-borne diseases are transmitted by arthopods (mosquitoes, ticks, mites etc) and have prevalent in India namely malaria, dengue, chikungunya, filariasis and kala azar and these have become serious public health problems. National Programmes for prevention and control of these diseases have implemented and interventions at all levels, including community level, are being carried out. Through this platform Department of Health Research/Indian Council of Medical Research invites suggestions, views, best practices, innovative ideas to be tested through research to improve the strategies for better prevention, control and treatment of these vector-borne diseases.

The last date for submission of your comments is 18th March, 2015.

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Anandakrishnan krishnan 11 years 3 months ago

all roads should be bitumen roads without any pot holes to avoid stagnation of water. All wells, sumps, water tanks to be closed tightly. Fumigation to be done regularly to kill all larvae, so that we can avoid breeding. All waterways to be kept clean.

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HARSHVARDHAN KUMAR 11 years 3 months ago

Most of the vector borne diseases can be prevented if water stagnation is completely prevented.Coming to malaria which is most common vector borne disease I would like to bring attention to the point that female anopheles mosquito become infectious only after sucking blood of a person suffering from malaria already.So it should be ensured that mosquitoes don't bite patient of malaria.Lastly people should do exercise daily in morning to strengthen immune power.

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Sagnik Sarkar 11 years 3 months ago

There is more for civic authorities to do than medics. Vector-borne diseases can be stopped more effectively by not allowing the vectors (mosquitoes, ticks, insects, etc.) to breed. The most common breeding ground happens to be areas with stagnant water. The Govt. should ensure that facilities it can control, such as, canals, ponds, locks, etc. do not accumulate stagnant water. Ensuring proper drainage will also ensure that stormwater and rainwater does not pile up and remain stagnant.

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rajesh ji baba 11 years 3 months ago

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gaurav thadani 11 years 3 months ago

FIRST OF ALL SWACHH bharat mission will succeed only if the govt imposes fine on littering. every police officer should be proved with a special chalan book..be it the traffic police ,or the rest,and should be given to all the posts like even hawaldars..this will maximize its credibility. also you can give the chalan books to lawyers even. i live in delhi , there are almost no dustbins.. they should be at every corner of the blocks.

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Shyam Jee 11 years 3 months ago

2 salkam kiyan hun sir,itna hi kahunga ki jitne bhi worker is project ke under kam kar rahen hain sabko highly trained kar dunga har tarah ke epidemic desease ke liye kuch kamo ko karnne ke liye bolana nahi karvana parta hai ,i have to learn for future

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bharat samant 11 years 3 months ago

we are not getting justice in navi mumbai to avoid major accident at arenja circle garden sector 17 vashi navi mumbai. ud gov. Maharashtra has given order to nmmc to remove arenja circle garden on top probity. DCP traffic police navi mumbai has given order to navi mumbai municipal corporation to remove same circle garden on top priority . 149 accident before on same spot before bharat samant vashi 09821176734

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d d tiwari 11 years 3 months ago

बेक्‍टर जनित रोगों के संबंध में ा

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drshivshankar sukhraj maurya 11 years 3 months ago

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SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI 11 years 3 months ago

Sir, people should be educated about the symptoms of vector borne illnesses, much before the "season", most of these illnesses are seasonal. They should be advised on clean living practises, use of approved repellents & insecticides, need for immunisation, if available & preventive isolation if need be. Local civic & health authorities should use flyers & mobile messages to warn in case of epidemics & be prepared with lab & medical facilities. Endemic areas should be aggressively monitored.

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