Dengue scare: 11 patients under treatment at AIMS
Eleven dengue patients were under treatment at the quarantine ward, while 15 have been discharged after treatment
An official of health department told that they had already started spraying in the city and other areas to destroy the dengue larva besides, a campaign to create awareness among the masses. PHOTO: APP
MUZAFFARABAD:
The constantly rising number of dengue cases in Azad Jammu
and Kashmir (AJK) has put the health authorities on high alert.
As an emergency measure, an isolation ward has been established at Abbas Institute of Medical Science (AIMS) to treat the dengue patients.
Eleven dengue patients were under treatment at the quarantine ward, while 15 have been discharged after treatment, said the ward’s in-charge.
The AJK Health Secretary Khalid Hussain visited AIMS and inspected the arrangements made to treat dengue patients. He directed the health officials to adopt preventive measures as well to overcome the situation.
An official of health department told that they had already started spraying in the city and other areas to destroy the dengue larva besides, a campaign to create awareness among the masses.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 3rd, 2016.
The constantly rising number of dengue cases in Azad Jammu
and Kashmir (AJK) has put the health authorities on high alert.
As an emergency measure, an isolation ward has been established at Abbas Institute of Medical Science (AIMS) to treat the dengue patients.
Eleven dengue patients were under treatment at the quarantine ward, while 15 have been discharged after treatment, said the ward’s in-charge.
The AJK Health Secretary Khalid Hussain visited AIMS and inspected the arrangements made to treat dengue patients. He directed the health officials to adopt preventive measures as well to overcome the situation.
An official of health department told that they had already started spraying in the city and other areas to destroy the dengue larva besides, a campaign to create awareness among the masses.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 3rd, 2016.