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Set up helpline on dengue: Nadda

New Delhi, July 10 In the wake of rising dengue cases, Health Minister JP Nadda on Wednesday directed officials to create a 24X7 central helpline for dengue prevention and awareness, and support for queries on symptoms, treatment protocol and help...

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Updated At : 12:15 PM Jul 11, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, July 10

In the wake of rising dengue cases, Health Minister JP Nadda on Wednesday directed officials to create a 24X7 central helpline for dengue prevention and awareness, and support for queries on symptoms, treatment protocol and help during emergency situation. States were also advised to operationalise similar helpline numbers, he said.

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