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“This activity aims to make the community always maintain a healthy lifestyle, in order to avoid dengue, which is currently increasing in cases,” said Cimahi Village Head, Tresna Nur Rhamdani, Thursday (11/18/2021). Also read:
Until November 2021, DHF Takes 12 Residents of Cimahi
Using an ambulance and several two-wheeled vehicles, the Public Health Center and Cimahi Urban Village officers called for information using a toa so that the community would carry out mosquito nest eradication (PSN) to prevent DHF.
They also distributed posters and leaflets related to danger DBD and prevention. Joint officers toured the community, markets, and protocol streets. At Pasar Atas and Pasar Tagog, officers also distributed masks to traders and visitors.
Tresna said this socialization step was also a follow-up to the Circular (SE) of the Mayor of Cimahi regarding Preparedness due to DHF. The hope is that the community always maintains a healthy lifestyle, because it is currently the rainy season where there is usually an increase in dengue cases. Also read: 210 West Bandung Residents Affected by DHF, 1 Died
Asked about the dengue cases that occurred in his area, he said that there had been a case some time ago that attacked two residents. However, thanks to early detection and prompt treatment, both residents have now recovered. The environment where they live is immediately fogged so that there are no mosquitoes that spread dengue.
“Hopefully there will be no more Cimahi residents who are victims of dengue fever, the way to do this is by taking precautions in accordance with government recommendations,” he concluded.
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