Islamabad officials order FIRs against Those Found responsible for Dengue Larvae

ISLAMABAD – Authorities in capital city announced tough new crackdown on dengue prevention, warning that anyone found responsible for dengue larvae breeding could face criminal charges and immediate arrest. Under the latest directive, the discovery of dengue larvae in homes, offices, shops, or any commercial premises will trigger the registration of a First Information Report (FIR) against those deemed responsible. Authorities have made it clear that there will be no exceptions, with assistant commissioners instructed to take swift action without discrimination. Officials said the move shows strict zero-tolerance policy aimed at preventing a potential surge in dengue cases. The administration has cautioned residents and business owners that negligence in maintaining clean environments could lead to serious legal consequences. Citizens have been urged to eliminate stagnant water, keep water storage containers properly covered, dispose of waste responsibly, and ensure their surroundings remain clean to prevent mosquito breeding. The administration also appealed to the public to fully cooperate with dengue prevention efforts, stressing that collective action is essential to curb the spread of the mosquito-borne disease and protect public health.