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Combined efforts key to sustaining fight against TB: DC Anantnag

He emphasized the need for continued awareness, regular screening and early detection, and community participation, and urged citizens to come forward and register as Nikshay Mitras to further strengthen the fight against TB
11:33 PM Sep 29, 2025 IST | GK NEWS SERVICE
He emphasized the need for continued awareness, regular screening and early detection, and community participation, and urged citizens to come forward and register as Nikshay Mitras to further strengthen the fight against TB
Combined efforts key to sustaining fight against TB: DC Anantnag___Source: GK newspaper

Anantnag, Sep 29: As part of the National TB Elimination Programme, Deputy Commissioner (DC), Chairman of the District Health Society, Anantnag, SF Hamid felicitated “Nikshay Mitras” of the district during “Nikshay Mitra Meet” organised by the Health Department under Pradhan Mantri TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan (PMTBMBA) at GDC Women, Anantnag.

Speaking on the occasion, DC said Anantnag was declared TB-free two years ago, and combined efforts of the administration, health authorities, and community volunteers have been key to sustaining the fight against the disease. He emphasized the need for continued awareness, regular screening and early detection, and community participation, and urged citizens to come forward and register as Nikshay Mitras to further strengthen the fight against TB.

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Earlier, the Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Dr Khalid Parvez, provided an overview of the various initiatives undertaken by the Health Department for TB elimination in the district. He credited the dedication of health workers and community support for sustaining the TB-free status .Among those present were the District Tuberculosis Officer, Secretary District Red Cross Society, faculty of the college, health professionals, and other stakeholders, who reaffirmed their commitment for the fight against TB.

 

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