As the monsoon season approaches, the Ludhiana district health department in Punjab, India, has ramped up its dengue prevention efforts through the 'Har Shukkarvaar Dengue Te Vaar' initiative. On Friday, 303 health teams conducted inspections across 312 areas, surveying 8,812 houses and examining 19,993 water containers that could serve as breeding grounds for dengue-causing mosquitoes. This intensified campaign follows directives from the district administration to enhance surveillance and enforcement ahead of the rainy season. Vulnerable localities, including Basti Jodhewal and Dugri, continue to be monitored closely. Civil surgeon Dr. Ramandeep Kaur highlighted the critical role of public participation in controlling dengue, urging residents to regularly clean and dry water storage containers to eliminate stagnant water. While no dengue cases have been reported since February, health officials are taking proactive measures to prevent any potential outbreaks. All government departments are observing every Friday as a 'Dry Day' to bolster mosquito control efforts across the district.