Aadhiya Raina of 22, Gangyal, Jammu is concerned about the
spread of diseases during
summer and decides to write a letter to the
editor of a national daily highlighting the impending possibility of
water-borne diseases ando the dire need for creating awareness about
the prevention of such diseases through informative posters. Write
Aadhiya's letter in not more than 150 words.
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22, Gangyal
Jammu
December 4, 2020
The Editor
The Tribune
Lajpat Nagar
New Delhi
Subject: The menace of water borne disease in our area
Sir:
I am writing to you to express my deep concern and anguish over the very critical issue of insanitary condition in Gangyal, Jammu caused by water logging after the rains. I myself have been suffering from suffering from it for 10 days. Our locality is a literal hell of squalor, garbage heaps, broken roads, overflowing manholes, stagnated water, and reeking smell. As a result malaria, dengue, Chikanguniya, and viral fever are quite rampant at the outset of the monsoon season. The outbreak of these fatal diseases has already taken heavy toll in our locality.
The inefficiency of Municipal authorities is so hopeless; in spite of repeated requests, reminders and complaints, no action has been taken to relive us of our distress. Through the medium of your esteemed daily I appeal to the concerned authorities to look into the matter and take speedy measures to bail us out of our plight. I also appeal to the people not to take any fever lightly. Dengue is accompanied by constant high fever, body ache, shivering, and incessant restlessness. In case of the above mentioned symptoms, the qualified doctor must be consulted. People must keep their bodies fully covered and must not allow any stagnation of water. In order to spread awareness among people, dengue prevention posters should be put up at public palces. I hope you will give my views some space in your reputed daily. Thanking you.
Yours truly,
Aadhiya Raina
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