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BJYM urges admn to check increasing dengue cases
10/18/2021 12:20:03 AM
EARLY TIMES REPORT

JAMMU, Oct 17: Bharatiya Jana Yuva Morcha (BJYM) spokesperson Chetan Wanchoo, while raising serious concern over rising number of Dengue cases in Jammu and Kashmir has urged the administration to take effective measures to check further spread of the disease. In a statement issued to media here today, Chetan Wanchoo castigated the Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) authorities for not playing the due role in maintaining the optimum sanitation conditions that are necessary for prevention and elimination of this disease. He accused the JMC of failure to carry out regular fogging drives in all the wards of Jammu city adding that this clearly indicates the callous and negligence on the part of Corporation authorities besides their non seriousness to deal with this deadly disease.
BJYM spokesperson said that if this is the condition in urban areas one can very well imagine the sordid state of affairs on this account in rural areas where fogging drives have not been conducted at all. Asserting that the things could take a serious turn if immediate measures are not initiated to check and eliminate the spread of this deadly virus, he urged the Union Territory Administration to wake up from deep slumber and take necessary steps to save people from this deadly disease. Wanchoo also impressed upon the authorities to establish a 24x7 helpline in this regard making the people aware about dos and don’ts pertaining to this disease besides the necessary precautions to be observed by them in preventing the breeding of mosquitoes from where the disease emanates.
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