DC Zunheboto Dharam Raj, IAS chairing the review meeting of the District Level Committee on TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan at the Deputy Commissioner’s conference hall, Zunheboto, on October 29. (DIPR Photo)
Zunheboto reviews TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan implementation
Zunheboto, October 30 (MExN): A review meeting of the District Level Committee on TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan was held at the Deputy Commissioner’s conference hall, Zunheboto, on October 29, under the chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner Dharam Raj, IAS.
According to a DIPR report, the meeting reviewed the implementation and progress of the TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan in the district, with a focus on strengthening interdepartmental coordination and intensifying efforts towards tuberculosis prevention, early detection, timely treatment and public awareness.
During the review, it was highlighted that more than 9,000 people have been screened for tuberculosis in Zunheboto district, against the target of 15,000. The progress reflects the ongoing efforts to identify suspected TB cases at an early stage and ensure timely diagnosis and treatment. The district will continue to intensify screening activities to achieve the target and reach more people across the district.
The Deputy Commissioner emphasised the importance of collective responsibility and active participation of all concerned departments in achieving the objectives of the campaign.
Members of the District Level Committee were directed to attend the meeting without fail and contribute effectively towards the successful implementation of the programme.
The meeting also underscored the need for sustained public awareness, community participation and coordinated action to address tuberculosis and ensure that suspected cases are identified and linked to appropriate healthcare services.
The TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan aims to accelerate India's efforts towards eliminating tuberculosis through early diagnosis, comprehensive treatment, community engagement and support for patients. The district level review reaffirmed Zunheboto's commitment to strengthening these efforts and working towards a TB free society.
