Despite a recent sharp fall in the number of dengue cases, the community should not neglect preventive measures against the epidemics, warned the Department of Preventive Medicine under the Ministry of Health.
Spraying anti-mosquito chemicals in Thach Ha district, Ha Tinh province (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Despite a recent sharp fall in the number ofdengue cases, the community should not neglect preventive measures against the epidemics,warned the Department of Preventive Medicine under the Ministry of Health.
According to the department, from October 30-November 5, as many as 2,744dengue cases were reported across the country, down 17.9 percent over theprevious week, without fatality.
A downturn was seen in 47 out of 63 provinces and cities nationwide, whilea slight increase was recorded in only three southern provinces, namely AnGiang, Ba Ria-Vung Tau and Tay Ninh.
Although cooler weather has recently reduced mosquitoes in the northernregion, the southern and central regions are still in a peak season of dengue,the department said.
In Hanoi, the ministry’s Steering Committee for Epidemic Prevention andControl has kept a close watch on developments of the disease, while steppingup the killing of mosquitoes and larva in risky areas. The ministry has alsoprovided 40 additional chemical spraying machines and 30 large-capacitymachines to serve these activities.
People are advised to take measures to kill mosquitoes and larva, andprotect themselves from mosquitoes, while coordinating with authorities in sprayinganti-mosquito chemicals. They are also asked to reach health care facilitiespromptly for testing and treatment when finding any symptoms of dengue such as feverand joint paint.-VNA
There will be no another dengue fever outbreak peak as that occurred earlier this year if current preventive measures continue to be maintained, according to the Department of Preventive Medicine.
More than 148,260 cases of dengue fever have been reported across the country since the outbreak began earlier this year, of which 30 people have lost their lives.
Hanoi has put 95.31 percent of dengue hotbeds under control with no new infections in a 14 day period, while the other 240 remained active, according to statistics from the city’s Department of Health.
The number of new dengue fever infections nationwide has dropped for eight consecutive weeks, announced the General Department of Preventive Medicine under the Health Ministry on October 26.
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Spraying anti-mosquito chemicals in Thach Ha district, Ha Tinh province (Photo: VNA) 
