Union Health Minister JP Nadda chaired a high-level review meeting to assess Delhi’s preparedness for the upcoming peak dengue season, directing officials to strengthen preventive measures and ensure an effective public health response. The review focused on enhancing disease surveillance, improving hospital readiness, and intensifying vector control activities across the national capital.

During the meeting, the Minister stressed the importance of early detection, timely treatment, and coordinated action among health departments, municipal bodies, and local administrations. He called for continuous monitoring of dengue cases, adequate availability of hospital beds, medicines, testing facilities, and trained healthcare personnel to manage any potential surge.

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JP Nadda also highlighted the need to increase public awareness campaigns, encouraging citizens to eliminate mosquito breeding sites and adopt preventive measures. Officials were instructed to maintain regular inspections in vulnerable areas, ensure fogging and larvicidal operations, and strengthen community participation to reduce the spread of mosquito-borne diseases.

The Ministry reaffirmed its commitment to proactive preparedness, aiming to minimise the impact of dengue during the monsoon months through coordinated planning and rapid response mechanisms. The review reflects the Centre’s continued focus on protecting public health and ensuring that healthcare systems remain fully prepared to tackle seasonal outbreaks effectively.

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