Dengue is under control like last time in Delhi, CM Arvind Kejriwal claimed

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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal changed the water accumulated to prevent mosquitoes from thriving at his residence for 10 weeks, 10 am, 10 minutes on the 8th week of the anti-dengue campaign. On Sunday, the Chief Minister tweeted that this morning I again checked the water gathered at my house and replaced it. To defeat dengue, all we have to do is stop mosquitoes from growing. Dengue is under control like last time, Delhi is beating Dengue for the second consecutive year. The anti-dengue campaign has received the support of famous singer Shankar Mahadevan this Sunday. He encouraged the residents of Delhi to follow the dengue prevention guidelines.

The Chief Minister said that last year the support and support of veteran cricketer Virender Sehwag and other prominent personalities had made the Delhi government’s campaign a huge success.

Like last year, this time too celebrities and people who have influence on Facebook, Twitter are joining this campaign. They are also inspiring others to join the campaign by recording their ideas and sharing them with people through various mediums to prevent mosquitoes from growing. He said that dengue mosquitoes can be prevented from breeding by the collective efforts of Delhiites.

Do this work people

Replace the clean stored (stagnant) water collected in the house.
Dengue mosquitoes thrive in clear stagnant water. Change the water stored in utensils, coolers, AC, tires, vase etc. every week.
Put a few drops of oil or petrol in the stored water, so that a small layer of oil forms on the water.
Always keep the water tank covered.
People inspect their homes and call 10 of their friends to encourage them to join the campaign.