Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Kurnool RHTC Conducts Anti-Dengue Awareness for Health Cadets
In Kurnool, a special anti-dengue awareness programme was held for health cadets.
The programme, organized by District Assistant Malaria Officer S Vijay Kumar, focused on educating future healthcare workers about vector-borne diseases like malaria, dengue, chikungunya, kala-azar, and yellow fever.
The officer explained how these diseases spread through mosquito bites and emphasized the importance of eliminating mosquito breeding sources.
He advised installing wire mesh on doors and windows and keeping entry points closed during peak mosquito activity hours.
The trainees were taught the 'Check, Clean and Cover' strategy to destroy mosquito larvae and educate communities on regular inspection and thorough cleaning of water containers.
The event was attended by the Training Centre Principal, faculty members, and other health officials, reaffirming their commitment to preventing vector-borne outbreaks in the district.
District Assistant Malaria Officer S Vijay Kumar conducted a special anti-dengue awareness programme for MPHW(F) trainees in Kurnool.
The programme focused on educating future healthcare workers about vector-borne diseases and the importance of eliminating mosquito breeding sources.
Vijay Kumar advised installing wire mesh on doors and windows and keeping entry points closed during peak mosquito activity hours.
Trainees were taught the 'Check, Clean and Cover' strategy to systematically destroy mosquito larvae.
The event was attended by the Training Centre Principal, faculty members, and other health officials, reaffirming their commitment to preventing vector-borne outbreaks.
- Who
- District Assistant Malaria Officer S Vijay Kumar and MPHW(F) trainees
- What
- Special anti-dengue awareness programme
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Regional Health and Family Welfare Training Centre, Kurnool
- Why
- To educate future healthcare workers about vector-borne diseases and the importance of eliminating mosquito breeding sources
Preventive Measures
Public Awareness
Importance of Preventive Measures
Preventive Measures
Preventive measures such as installing wire mesh and keeping entry points closed are crucial to reducing mosquito activity and preventing vector-borne diseases.
Public Awareness
Public awareness and education are essential to ensure communities understand the importance of these measures and actively participate in preventing mosquito breeding.
- Event
- Special anti-dengue drive for health cadets
- Location
- Regional Health and Family Welfare Training Centre, Kurnool
- Date
- Wednesday
- Organizer
- District Assistant Malaria Officer S Vijay Kumar
- Target Audience
- Multi-Purpose Health Worker Female (MPHW(F)) trainees
- Key Focus
- Vector-borne diseases and mosquito breeding prevention
- Strategy Taught
- Check, Clean and Cover
- Mosquito Breeding Sites
- Household storage drums, flower pots, refrigerator drip trays, discarded containers