Madhya Pradesh: 10 dengue cases detected in Indore, reaching 122 in a year
The dengue tally in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore reached 122 this year after 10 cases were detected on Saturday, officials said. He said that efforts are on to contain the spread of dengue, especially due to the gradual increase in the numbers here in the last 10 days.
Indore Divisional Commissioner Pawan Kumar Sharma said that the officials have been directed to launch a massive operation to find and destroy the breeding sites of the larvae of mosquitoes that spread dengue.
He said, we will also ensure that the dengue test report is provided to the citizens on the same day of sample collection to start the treatment at the earliest. Officials said that only one person has died of dengue here since January this year.
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