Anti-dengue campaign: Delhi CM seeks participation of RWAs

Last year, the RWAs had played a huge role in this campaign and the Delhi chief minister had addressed their members at the Talkatora Stadium where he launched the 5-point action plan for the associations to combat dengue, an official said Taking to social media in the third week of the anti-dengue campaign, Kejriwal had tweeted, "Delhi will defeat dengue again, and for this, today, on the third Sunday of the campaign at 10 AM, I checked my house and replaced the stagnant clean water.

Emphasising that "Delhi will defeat dengue again", Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday sought cooperation of the city's resident welfare associations (RWAs) in combating vector-borne diseases. Kejriwal had kickstarted the '10 Hafte, 10 Baje, 10 Minute' campaign on September 6 by inspecting his residence at 10 am for 10 minutes for stagnant clean water. Last year, the RWAs had played a huge role in this campaign and the Delhi chief minister had addressed their members at the Talkatora Stadium where he launched the 5-point action plan for the associations to combat dengue, an official said

Taking to social media in the third week of the anti-dengue campaign, Kejriwal had tweeted, "Delhi will defeat dengue again, and for this, today, on the third Sunday of the campaign at 10 AM, I checked my house and replaced the stagnant clean water. You must also check your house every Sunday and ask your 10 friends/relatives to do the same. #10Hafte10Baje10Minute Har Ravivar Dengue Par Vaar." This week the key focus of the Delhi government would be on the participation of RWAs, officials said.

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