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Government fails to control viral fevers: CPI
Addressing a media conference at Spurthi Bhavan, the CPI district office here on Thursday, the CPI Secretary demanded the government to set up mobile medical teams for Agency mandals. He criticised that the government had failed to take care of agency people. He said that the officials did not complete the smart pulse survey in agency areas.
Eluru: CPI West Godavari Council secretary Dega Prabhakar has alleged that the district administration failed to take precautionary measures to control viral fevers, malaria and typhoid in agency mandals of West Godavari district.
Addressing a media conference at Spurthi Bhavan, the CPI district office here on Thursday, the CPI Secretary demanded the government to set up mobile medical teams for Agency mandals. He criticised that the government had failed to take care of agency people. He said that the officials did not complete the smart pulse survey in agency areas.
Because of the delay in smart pulse survey, labourers had been facing severe problems. He demanded that the government speed up the survey in Kukunuru and Velairpadu mandals.CPI district council members Bandi Venkateswara Rao, Reddy Srinivasa Dange, K Kannababu and others participated in the media conference.
