During a review meeting on public health campaigns in Gurugram, Uttam Singh (Deputy Commissioner) urged officials to enhance vaccination drives and disease control efforts, particularly in schools, construction sites, and slum clusters. Key focus areas included vector-borne diseases such as malaria, dengue, and chikungunya, alongside immunization initiatives like the HPV and measles-rubella campaigns. Singh highlighted the necessity of achieving vaccination targets and directed health and education departments to collaborate closely for effective outreach. He emphasized the role of teachers in educating parents about vaccination. The Deputy Commissioner also called for targeted awareness drives in vulnerable areas and encouraged residents to observe a weekly 'dry day' to prevent mosquito breeding. Furthermore, he stressed the importance of the National Deworming Programme and suggested involving non-governmental organizations to ensure comprehensive coverage. The meeting included various officials, all aiming to strengthen health systems and ensure preventive care reaches every section of the population.