FAISALABAD, Sep 22 (APP):Faisalabad Water & Sanitation Agency (WASA) has intensified its dengue awareness campaign in educational institutions while Managing Director Engineer Saqib Raza stressed that sustained public awareness and strict implementation of preventive measures were imperative to contain the potential rise in dengue mosquito breeding amid changing weather conditions. He said the awareness campaign in educational institutions was continuing without any interruption on the directions of Punjab government and …
WASA intensifies school outreach as dengue prevention drive gains momentum

FAISALABAD, Sep 22 (APP):Faisalabad Water & Sanitation Agency (WASA) has intensified its dengue awareness
campaign in educational institutions while Managing Director Engineer Saqib Raza
stressed that sustained public awareness and strict implementation of preventive measures
were imperative to contain the potential rise in dengue mosquito breeding amid changing
weather conditions.
He said the awareness campaign in educational institutions was continuing without
any interruption on the directions of Punjab government and was producing encouraging
results.
As part of the drive, staff of WASA’s Citizen Liaison Cell (CLC) visited Govt Johar Public
High School Allama Iqbal Colony where they delivered an awareness lecture to the students
on dengue prevention and measures to protect themselves from dengue mosquitoes.
The CLC staff also distributed awareness pamphlets among the students, highlighting
precautionary measures to prevent mosquito breeding and reduce the risk of dengue
transmission.
Engineer Saqib Raza said that all Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) issued for the
ongoing anti-dengue campaign were being implemented in accordance with the Punjab
government’s directions.
He said that changing weather conditions could lead to an increase in dengue mosquito
breeding, making it necessary for all stakeholders to undertake comprehensive preventive
measures within their respective areas of responsibility.
The WASA Managing Director said that anti-dengue activities were also continuing at
WASA’s head office and other offices, buildings and water tanks while regular monitoring
was being carried out to ensure effective implementation of preventive measures.
However, collective efforts and public cooperation were imperative in eliminating
potential mosquito breeding sites and strengthening the ongoing anti-dengue campaign,
he added.


