2500 cases of Dengue in Delhi this season
Per media reports, I think the number is much larger. It probably will get worse in the next 20 days and then hopefully better because of colder weather. God Bless everyone in this circle. more
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Dear all about blood in delhi/ncr www.send_post_comment++iyaeqsqsfdgx++iyqslktriy@localcirclesmail.com>, Thank you for your email. I am on leave today with limited access to my emails. For anything urgent, Please contact Mr. Mike Hardin at mike@psi.org.in Regards, Bhaskar Belwal Senior Manager, Population Services International, C-445, Chittaranjan Park, New Delhi - 110019 Tel.: 011-47312200/2100 more
Oct 07
man is the most intelligent & capable person.All mosquitoes breed in stagnant water (hidden as in a desert cooler,over head tank).It takes minimum 5 days for it to fly after hatching.in five days if diesel or kerosenre oil is sprinkled on it ,all larvae die or if water is allowed to be drained out ,then also all larvae die out.There is no place which man cannot search where they are breeding but we all depend on few workers of malaria department.We believe them that they have done their best /or the best which is possible but no one tries to see what actually they have done.Have they killed all larvae or have they eliminated the site of breeding or have they detected all sites of breeding?We donot want to know whether their work is being supervised by any one.There is no reason as to why mosquitoes should be there when all modern techniques are available.. We should know that dengue mosquito needs only clear water & not absolutely clear of all impurities ,germs.It can breed in dirty water if its turbidity is low.Any mosquito cannot breed if it is totally covered It can also breed in drains as the drains today are mostly made of concreate & there is little or no mud in it If a person detects one hidden breeding site in a month & supervises it ,,it shall help him & society for ever rather then depending on malaria workers. For any questions please feel free to ask any time One should not tolerate a single mosquito of any kind as all are dangerous & troublesome. If there is a mosquito ,it is breeding some where .If we donot search & eradicate the breeding site,they will keep on troubling all persons in their range. Dr vk aggarwal more
Oct 07
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