The challenges of dengue control in Sudan ..! – #other dimension – ✍️ Musab birr
Dengue is one of the biggest health challenges in Sudan in recent years because it has become an epidemic of rapid spread that exhausts the fragile health system. Its spread is due to a group of nested factors, the most important of which is the deterioration of the public health infrastructure, and low protection systems, as well as the environmental and climatic conditions favorable to the reproduction of mosquitoes which transmit the disease.
One of the biggest challenges is that Sudan does not have an effective epidemic control system that can monitor early cases and treat them quickly, because the disease is often discovered after its epidemic, which increases the number of people injured and the difficulty of controlling the reasons for the behavior of the carriers. Consciousness of society is still limited as to prevention methods, such as getting rid of mosquitoes or the use of personal protection methods, which makes control efforts less effective.
In addition, health authorities suffer from a lack of financial resources and trained medical executives, which weakens the ability to provide rapid diagnostic examinations or provide appropriate treatment for serious cases. The absence of sustainable awareness programs increases the spread of non -scientific rumors and practices in the treatment of the disease.
Climatic factors are an additional challenge, because heavy rains and torrential rains during the fall season provide an ideal environment for the multiplication of mosquitoes, “Idis”, which is the main carrier of dengue. With the weakness of rainwater drainage systems and the accumulation of water stagnation, the elimination of homes in the promotion of mosquitoes becomes a complex task.
In addition to these health and environmental challenges, unstable security and economic situation aggravate the difficulty of resolving the disease, as it reduces the government’s ability to allocate adequate budgets for control programs. Consequently, the confrontation of dengue in Sudan requires a full plan that combines the efforts of the state and society, by improving awareness, improving health and environmental infrastructure and providing sustainable international support.
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The essential, the dengue epidemic has complex technical and environmental complications that require a transcendent fire extinction farming program that our health system is applied now, and we finally have in neighboring countries that were difficult to control its spread as a model that can benefit from its experience … And finally, the fight against hemorrhagic foods in general should not be considered as a Malaria or a plan to combat the wicks, but rather a restricted strategy plan, but rather than wicks, but a limited plan, a plan to combat malaria, but a limited plan, a plan to combat malaria, but a limited plan, a malaria plan, because a plan is useful, but to make diapers, because a plane of wick is useful. Integrated and influential movement to control it … and we continue if there is ink in the rest of the Almighty God.
He doesn’t have it without God
God is enough for us and yes, the agent
Oh my God, do not throw us with our sins that are not afraid of us, and are not sorry for us, oh the most merciful
