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Udupi: Udupi Deputy Commissioner Priyanka Mary Francis has called upon officials to take steps towards effective implementation of the National Bala Suraksha programme. Presiding over a meeting to review the progress of 15 divisions pertaining to the Department of Health, she said schools and Anganavadis should be intimated in advance regarding the visit of the medical team.
The timings must be feeded on Google Calendar and a reminder must be sent to all Anganavadi supervisors who are provided with tables and stressed the need for 100 per cent progress under the scheme. Officials informed that last year 2,516 students were examined under the scheme and 784 provided assistance.
The Deputy Commissioner informed the meeting that land has been identified for rehabilitation of Endosulfan victims at Karkala and Chara. The District Health Officer must inspect the same and submit a report.
District Health Officer Dr Rohini informed that four deaths have been reported in the district from January to May due to H1N1. There are also reports of spread of Dengue, she said adding adequate precautionary measures are being taken.
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