Dengue fear is not backing down. Winter has fallen. But dengue is still raging. Another old woman died of dengue. He was admitted in Beleghata ID Hospital. The old woman died on Monday afternoon. His house is at Pranabanand Road, Ward No. 110, Patuli. The name of the deceased is Manjurika Roy. Due to the death of the 80-year-old woman, dengue is again feared in the area.
Meanwhile, mosquitoes continue to breed in various areas of Kolkata. Even though the winter has fallen a bit, the generation of mosquitoes has not decreased. Mosquitoes are buzzing in the evening. In that case, the fear of dengue is over.
According to the sources of the health department, the city of Kolkata has suffered from dengue this year. That fear is not over yet. But not only the city of Kolkata, North 24 Parganas, Hooghly, Howrah, Murshidabad, Siliguri, the fear of dengue has raised its head everywhere. One death after another, anxiety increased gradually. This year, dengue was the highest in November.
Meanwhile, common people have to face problems due to the increase of mosquitoes. Questions have also been raised about the role of the municipality and the health department. The political debate is also in full swing. Kolkata Mayor Firhad Hakim has repeatedly claimed that increasing the awareness of the common people is one of the needs. It was also said that it is not possible to control dengue in any way if the common people are not aware. The BJP in turn fired one after another against the state government. But the situation did not improve much.
However, according to experts, generally when it gets colder, when the temperature drops, the growth of mosquitoes also decreases. In that case, if it is colder, the risk of dengue can be reduced a lot. In that case, the hope of Bengalis is now cold.