AEDES mosquito control: govt-DSCC

Justice Tariq ul Hakim and Justice Md. Suhrawardy's High Court Bench fixed Wednesday (August 26th) for the next order.

Advocate Saeed Ahmed Raja was the advocate for the DSCC in the court, and Barrister Taufiq Inam Tipu on behalf of the Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC).

Deputy Attorney General Barrister Kazi Moinul Hasan was in the state.

Advocate Saeed Ahmed Raja on behalf of the DSCC said that the drugs have been regularly being sprayed in every ward in the south since August 5. Six workers are working overtime to clear the mosquitoes.

At this time, the court wants to know what is working on the new drug! Are mosquitoes dying? In response, the lawyer said the outbreak had subsided. But it could also be due to climate.

Subsequently, Deputy Attorney General Moinul Hasan presented the report on behalf of the government and said that various steps have been taken by the government. The prevalence of dengue has decreased across the country. Patient admission is lower now than ever before. The government has taken a long-term plan to control dengue. Work is under way to prepare this plan.

Later, Sayed Ahmed Raja told reporters that a report was supposed to be issued in accordance with the August 26 order. I gave it. The report showed that the drugs were brought into the country on August 1st. Let's test. I started running drugs on the 5th (August). Use this medicine in every ward. Six workers are working to get rid of dengue mosquitoes. The court on Wednesday has set a date for the order to form a committee for the Expert Inquiry.

On July 5, the High Court issued a rule in Dhaka City ordering that the Aedes mosquito, including dengue-chikungunya, should be taken within 24 hours on priority.

The court ordered the execution of the order.