The Rajasthan Medical and Health Department has issued an important advisory after a case of Chandipura virus was found in Dungarpur district. Health Minister Gajendra Singh Khinvsar has instructed officials to take steps to prevent the virus from spreading.
Authorities are focusing on making sure all medical colleges and health officers follow the advisory closely. The department’s Additional Chief Secretary, Shubhra Singh, stated that arrangements have been made to prevent and treat the disease across the state. Special attention is being given to areas near the Gujarat border.
The advisory provides detailed information about the symptoms, how to investigate and treat the virus, ways to prevent it, and how to control the mosquitoes that spread it. Singh emphasized the importance of following these guidelines to manage the situation effectively.
This advisory follows previous alerts issued when cases of the Chandipura virus were reported in Gujarat. The health department is working diligently to keep the public safe and informed.
The Rajasthan Medical and Health Department is taking significant steps to ensure the Chandipura virus is controlled and managed, especially after a patient was found in Dungarpur. All medical and health authorities are on high alert to follow the detailed guidelines provided in the advisory.
