Archive · 16 Sep 2025
Punjab Intensifies Health Efforts in Flood-Affected Areas
The Punjab Chief Minister is making sure people and animals stay healthy after the floods.
The government is organizing health camps with doctors and medicine in all villages.
They are also working to prevent diseases in animals.
A special health campaign was launched, with teams of doctors, paramedics, and supplies providing care.
Health kits are being given to villages and a fumigation drive is also underway.
The government is focused on keeping the water safe and preventing disease.
The Chief Minister directed efforts to provide relief in flood-affected areas.
Health camps are being organized in all 2303 villages with medical teams.
ASHA workers are covering all households, distributing health kits.
A 21-day fumigation and vector control drive has been started.
Animal Husbandry Department has launched a drive to prevent disease in animals.
- Who
- Punjab Chief Minister
- What
- Directed health efforts in flood-affected areas
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Punjab
- Why
- To prevent disease spread after floods
- Key Focus
- Preventing disease spread post-floods
- Department Involved
- Health and Family Welfare
- Health Camps
- Organized in all 2303 villages
- Households Covered by ASHA Workers
- Approximately 2.47 lakh
- Animal Treatment
- 14,780 animals treated
- Animal Vaccination
- 48,535 cattle vaccinated
