Hyderabad: In the wake of rising dengue and viral fevers in twin cities, the federal government and personal colleges in Hyderabad went right into a cautionary mode asking the mother and father of the scholars to train further care of their kids if anybody develops excessive fever coupled with chilly and cough.

Attendance in a number of colleges dipped by 20 per cent attributable to rising fever instances amongst college students. The principals are requesting the mother and father to not ship their kids to the varsity if the kid is affected by fever. The college administration already despatched emails and SMSes to the mother and father on this regard and requested them to take care of utmost care of their little one.
A few days in the past, a reputed college in Secunderabad despatched an e-mail to all of the mother and father highlighting the significance of the kid’s well being in view of rise in fever instances within the metropolis “As part of our unwavering commitment to the health and safety of our students, we urge you to take immediate action if your child exhibits any of the symptoms of illness. Please do not send your child to school if they are unwell. Your cooperation in this matter is appreciated,” the administration mentioned.
It additional said, “By keeping your child at home when they are unwell, you are playing a vital role in safeguarding the health of other students. Let’s work together to ensure a healthy and safe environment for all. Thank you for your understanding and vigilance.”
It additionally forwarded three separate slides highlighting precautionary measures to be taken on viral an infection, dengue and chikungunya fevers and a illness associated at hand, foot and mouth. Hyderabad District Education Officer (DEO) R Rohini informed Deccan Chronicle on Friday that the principals in authorities colleges had been taking obligatory precautionary measures for the security of the scholars. “We are mainly focusing on clearing rain water at the stagnation points on the school premises to control mosquito menace. In view of the rising fever cases among students, the attendance in government schools registered a dip of over 20 per cent in the last 10 days,” she added.