Gwalior varsity takes anti-dengue steps

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laxmi Bai National University of Physical Education has taken various precautionary measures in view of Dengue, Chickenguniya, Malariya and Viral fever spread in Gwalior.

University students have been told by Registrar Dr. Vivek Pandey to take all precautionary measures. Dr. Pandey has said that we have taken all precautionary measures for the students and all the faculty members who are residing in campus.

Dr. Pandey stated that regular spray of insect repellent is done in campus to prevent it from the dangerous diseases and the special care of student’s hostel rooms were taken care of through the spray of pesticides. We have been doing regular spray of DDT Powder and Kerosene spray respectively in campus as well as the residing campus of faculty members and the accommodation provided to students. Each and every student’s accommodation was given special care with the spray of pesticide.

Dr. Pandey said that the medical officers were informed and they have confirmed that there were no dengue larva was found in lNUPE campus. Dr. Pandey also said that we have deep concern with daily cleanliness of our campus and it is the cleanest campus in the state.

Along with Dengue these days Chickengunia is also spreading whereas the medical administration of Gwalior is helpless to get control over it.

he  present condition is so critical that the kit which is being used to test dengue and chikungunia has gone out of stock and it has happened more than two times. These days’ city private hospitals and government hospitals are full of patients. It is big surprise for medical health department that the cases of dengue and chikengunea are increasing day by day. In JA hospital in Neonatal ward three or four patients are lying on one bed. At private hospitals patients are not getting sufficient wards so they have moved to New-Delhi for their treatment. Till now Gajraja Medical College Micro Biology department has given the positive reports, which are of 1031 patients of dengue and chickengunia. 

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