Anti-dengue steps

Published September 5, 2012

RAWALPINDI, Sept 4: Member of the Punjab chief minister’s inspection team (CMIT) Hafiz Allah Bakhsh Malik on Tuesday reviewed anti-dengue steps taken by the City District Government Rawalpindi (CDGR) and termed them satisfactory.

Presiding over a meeting at the DCO office, he said that the campaign against dengue mosquito was aimed at making Rawalpindi free of this disease.

The meeting was attended by the Rawalpindi DCO Saqib Zafar and other senior officers of the health department.

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