Archive · 17 Sep 2025
UNITED SIKHS Conducts Fogging in Flood-Hit Punjab
After the floods in Punjab, a group called UNITED SIKHS is helping to prevent the spread of diseases.
They are using special equipment to spray a mist, called fogging, in places where people live and go to school.
This helps get rid of mosquitoes and flies that can make people sick.
The team doing this is based in Jammu and is working to help people stay healthy and recover from the floods.
They are working closely with schools and other groups to ensure that their actions are useful.
They are also asking people to donate and help.
UNITED SIKHS deployed a relief team to conduct fogging operations.
The operations aim to prevent mosquito and fly-borne illnesses.
Fogging is being done in villages and institutions across Punjab.
The effort is part of a wider humanitarian response.
UNITED SIKHS is assessing and expanding its outreach.
- Who
- UNITED SIKHS
- What
- Conducted fogging operations in flood-affected areas
- When
- September 17 (story date)
- Where
- Punjab, India, including several villages, schools, and gurdwaras
- Why
- To reduce the risk of mosquito and fly-borne illnesses and protect public health.
- Organization
- UNITED SIKHS
- Action
- Fogging operations to prevent disease
- Focus
- Flood-affected villages and institutions in Punjab
- Purpose
- Reduce mosquito and fly-borne illnesses
- Team Location
- Jammu-based relief team