Report: Islamabad steps up dengue surveillance as over 65,000 homes found with larvae

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The available account reports that associated Press Of Pakistan Islamabad steps up dengue surveillance as over 65,000 homes found with larvae The Capital Development Authority (CDA), in coordination with the Islamabad administration and the city’s health department, has intensified dengue prevention and vector-control operations, with mosquito larvae detected and mechanically eliminated in 65,011 homes during surveillance of more than 1.24 million houses. The report also notes that This post Islamabad steps up dengue surveillance as over 65,000 homes found with larvae first appeared on Associated Press Of Pakistan and owns the property.

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