In preparation for the monsoon season, the Ludhiana district administration in Punjab, India, has intensified its anti-dengue drive, issuing 39 challans to residents and property owners where dengue-causing larvae were found. Deputy Commissioner Himanshu Jain has directed municipal and health officials to enhance surveillance and conduct thorough inspections to prevent a spike in dengue cases. While no cases have been reported since February, health officials stress that prevention remains a top priority. The district has identified several localities, including Purana Bazaar and Durgapuri, as hotspots for mosquito breeding. To combat this, the administration has implemented a policy where first-time violators receive warnings, while repeat offenders may face a ₹500 (roughly $6 USD) fine. Additionally, 87 beds have been designated for dengue management across local healthcare facilities, and dengue testing is available at affordable rates. The health department emphasizes the importance of public participation in eliminating stagnant water to prevent outbreaks.