Print Date: September 19, 2026 ||
Publish Date: September 12, 2026
PM Tarique Rahman launches three-month nationwide dengue prevention drive
Habibur Rahman (bappy), Reporter ||
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman
on Saturday launched a three-month nationwide campaign to prevent dengue and
improve cleanliness amid a rise in dengue cases in Dhaka and other parts of the
country. He formally inaugurated the “Dengue
Prevention and Cleanliness Campaign 2026” at the South Plaza of
the Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban at around 9:30am.The campaign will run from September 12 to December 12, with
the government making its utmost efforts to tackle the dengue situation within
the next three months, the prime minister said. Bangladesh belongs to everyone.
So, we must build the country together. Change is possible if we all make a
collective effort,” Tarique Rahman said while addressing the inauguration
programme. He urged people to remain conscious about cleanliness to keep their
families, communities and the country healthy.The prime minister also
called on citizens to spend one hour
every day on cleaning activities. We have to protect our
families and the country through cleanliness, he said. The nationwide campaign
was announced as dengue infections continued to rise across the country. Earlier,
on Wednesday (September 9), State Minister for Local Government, Rural
Development and Cooperatives Mir Shahe Alam informed Parliament through a
statement under Rule 300 that the government was launching the campaign ahead
of the peak dengue season.
He said Prime Minister
Tarique Rahman had announced the three-month campaign from September 12 to
December 12. The state minister also said the prime minister had held a meeting
with the ministries of Local Government and Health and Family Welfare on
Tuesday to review the dengue situation and coordinate measures for prevention
and treatment. The campaign is aimed at strengthening nationwide efforts to
control dengue through coordinated prevention and cleanliness activities.
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