Organise health camps in areas of high risk: DC

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Identify the high risk areas of every block and then organise monthly health camps in that area. Besides health camp arrange for vaccination, bleaching powder distribution and other health facilities in those areas. If there is no Aanganwari centre in that area then report to me and I will arrange one”. These were the directions given by DC Sunil Kumar to the medical officers in the review meeting of NRHM and ICDS.

DC directed the ACMOs to visit the high risk areas of their block regularly to monitor the works going on there. He also directed the ACMOs and CDPOs to prepare a list of children suffering with malnutrition so that their treatment could be done properly. Annoyed with the reports of delayed payment of encouragement money to the Sahiyas and Sahiya Friends, DC Sunil Kumar directed the medical officers to take care of it and to ensure payment on time so that they can work better. He ordered to ask show cause from medical officers of Vishnugarh and Chauparan blocks on this issue.

Civil Surgeon Dr. Vinay Kumar reported in this meeting that in Hazaribagh district 88 per cent  vaccination target has been achieved and at Malnutrition Center, Hazaribagh and Barhi, 108 children were successfully treated. He also reported that this year till August 7484 deliveries have been done at different PHCs.

The district TB officer reported that in Vishnugarh, Barhi, Barkattha and Chauparan the number of TB patients are more however they have successfully treated about 90% patients so far. He also said that to control Malaria DDT spray in the area is going on regularly. District social welfare officer reported that 881 applications for lakshmi ladli Yojna have been approved and payment of Janani Suraksha Yojna has been started through DBT.

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