The areas covered by the USF (Family Health Unit) Vila Nova, the UBS (Basic Health Unit) São Judas and the Saudade de Marília Cemetery will receive measures this Saturday to block the breeding sites of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits dengue fever.
The blockade involves 56 professionals, including community health workers, endemic control officers, zoonosis control officers and health supervisors, in addition to a zoonosis supervisor.
The professionals will be identified with uniforms and badges, and the collaboration of the population is essential for the success of the action. Last Saturday, Health proceeded to block the neighborhoods of Santa Antonieta, Liliana and Renata. But at 21 addresses, access was denied.
The Zoonoses Division veterinarian, Lupércio Garrido, explained that the climate favors the reproduction of the Aedes aegypti mosquito and that it is essential to eliminate any container that could become a breeding ground.
“We are going to carry out a special operation at the Saudade cemetery, where due to the rain there has been a large accumulation of water in the vases. We will eliminate the stagnant water in these containers as well as all the breeding sites. possible mosquitoes.
The Zoonosis Division is available to answer questions by calling 3401-2054.
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