The Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) has launched a mobile fever clinic in Mirpur to bring dengue detection and treatment services closer to residents.
The initiative was inaugurated on Saturday (October 31) at the playground of Mirpur Adarsha High School.
Speaking at the inauguration, DNCC Administrator Shafiqul Islam Khan said field-level activities had been strengthened to expand healthcare services and tackle mosquito-borne diseases like dengue.
He said the mobile fever clinic was launched to ensure that residents could receive medical services easily and quickly.
The administrator also stressed the importance of maintaining unity to protect people's fundamental rights and democracy and establish good governance.
Referring to the government's efforts under the leadership of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, he said everyone was working together to achieve success in running the country.
Shafiqul Islam Khan also highlighted ongoing dengue prevention and treatment activities at the grassroots level, stressing the need to ensure essential services for citizens.
On the eviction of illegal structures from footpaths in Mirpur, he said illegal establishments had been removed from the footpaths in both Mirpur-10 and Mirpur-1 with the cooperation of local residents.
He thanked residents for their support and sought continued cooperation in urban development and public service initiatives.
Relevant DNCC officials and local residents attended the programme.
-AJM