A malaria case in an SSB jawan stationed in Salbari, Baksa district, Assam, has prompted a rapid health response from local authorities. The district health department has launched fever camps, door-to-door screenings, and awareness drives to prevent further spread.
Immediate Health Measures
Following the confirmation of the malaria infection, the District Vector-Borne Disease Advisory Team deployed medical personnel to the affected area. The response team, led by Rahim Ali Ahmed, includes technical supervisors, health workers, and medical staff from Salbari and Palsiguri.
To curb the spread of the disease, authorities have:
- Established strategic fever screening camps in high-risk zones.
- Conducted door-to-door health monitoring to detect potential cases.
- Launched community awareness programs on malaria symptoms and prevention.
Public Advisory & Preventive Measures
Residents have been urged to:
- Use mosquito nets and repellents to minimize exposure.
- Seek immediate medical attention if experiencing fever, chills, or body aches.
- Maintain hygiene and eliminate stagnant water sources to prevent mosquito breeding.
Ongoing Surveillance
Health officials have assured continuous monitoring in the coming days to detect any new infections and prevent a potential outbreak.
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