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    A group of residents from Bhilai, India wrote to local government officials requesting help controlling a Dengue outbreak. They explained that a nearby pond filled with lotus flowers and stagnant water had become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. All the houses on their street had residents sick with Dengue. They had asked the owner of the pond, a police officer, to clean it but he refused. They urged the officials to issue an order forcing the cleaning of the pond to reduce the spread of Dengue in the area.

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    A group of residents from Bhilai, India wrote to local government officials requesting help controlling a Dengue outbreak. They explained that a nearby pond filled with lotus flowers and stagnant water had become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. All the houses on their street had residents sick with Dengue. They had asked the owner of the pond, a police officer, to clean it but he refused. They urged the officials to issue an order forcing the cleaning of the pond to reduce the spread of Dengue in the area.

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    A group of residents from Bhilai, India wrote to local government officials requesting help controlling a Dengue outbreak. They explained that a nearby pond filled with lotus flowers and stagnant water had become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. All the houses on their street had residents sick with Dengue. They had asked the owner of the pond, a police officer, to clean it but he refused. They urged the officials to issue an order forcing the cleaning of the pond to reduce the spread of Dengue in the area.

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    A group of residents from Bhilai, India wrote to local government officials requesting help controlling a Dengue outbreak. They explained that a nearby pond filled with lotus flowers and stagnant water had become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. All the houses on their street had residents sick with Dengue. They had asked the owner of the pond, a police officer, to clean it but he refused. They urged the officials to issue an order forcing the cleaning of the pond to reduce the spread of Dengue in the area.

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    From: Girist<[email protected]>

    To: <[email protected]>,<[email protected]>,<[email protected]>

    Subject: HELP FOR CONTROL OF DENGUE IN BHILAI

    Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2018 14:57:53 IST

    <[email protected]>,<[email protected]>,<[email protected]>,
    Cc:
    <[email protected]>

    Dear Sir,

    As you were aware that the Dengue is wildly spread in Bhilai and Durg including the sector area
    of
    Bhilai Town Ship. I would like to bring your kind attention that in one of the house of sector (
    Qrt
    no 3A, street-02 , sector-09) the occupant had planted lotus flower in the small pound outside his
    house and this pound is the main shelter of Dengue mosquitoes, In our street every house has a
    dengue
    patient , we the street people requested the house occupant to remove the water from the lotus
    pound.
    The occupant of house is a police officer in CG government has refuses to clean the tank. Sir
    every
    single house of street-02 sector-9 bhilai has a dengue patient and despite of warning issued by
    government the pond is still full of water having insects and mosquitoes. Please take the matter
    seriously and issue the instruction for the cleaning of tank. Sir it is request of every house
    occupant
    of stree-1,2,3,of sector-9 bhilai that the pond must be cleaned so that infection of dengue may be
    reduces. The situation is alarming please do before it became uncontrolled.
    the resident of street-02,03,04 sector-9-bhilai are very much afraid. please do some thing sir.its a
    request.

    Regards

    All the resident of street-01,02,030Sector-9 bhilai.

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