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'High alert' in Kailali to prevent spread of Japanese encephalitis
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After the death of two people due to Japanese encephalitis in Kailali, the health authorities have said that the health authorities are on high alert and have started control efforts to prevent further spread.
Two days ago, a 9-year-old man from Ghodaghodi municipality-5 of Kailali, a 60-year-old man from the same municipality-6, died. Four more people have been confirmed infected in Gauriganga Municipality, Godavari Municipality and Dhangadhi Sub-Metropolitan Municipality of Kailali, according to the Far West Health Directorate.
'There is a problem because of late information. We have already started the control efforts,' Acting Director Dr. Khagendra Bam said, "We have put forward a plan to increase the access to vaccination, arrange an effective treatment system immediately and increase awareness."
The health structure, laboratory, district administration, veterinary office under the provincial and local levels made a joint plan and moved forward. Bomb says. He said that awareness programs have also been started in schools. Saying that there is a risk until the middle of October. He said that the bomb will remain a risk until mid-October. "All agencies are on high alert," Acting Director Bam said.
This is a disease transmitted by the bite of a female mosquito of Cules breed. According to the directorate, arrangements are being made for immediate examination at the hospital for those with symptoms of headache and fever.
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