National Action for a Dengue-Free Sri Lanka
Protecting Sri Lanka from Mosquito-Borne Disease
NATIONAL DENGUE
CONTROL UNIT
The National Dengue Control Unit is the focal point for the National Dengue Control Programme in the Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka. It was established in the year 2005 as a decision taken by the Ministry of Health following the major Dengue outbreak in year 2004. It is responsible for the coordination of Dengue Control or Preventive activities with different stakeholders.
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Disease surveillance is a main strategy in disease prevention and control.
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Vector Surveillance is the analysis and interpretation of systematically collected entomological data for facilitating appropriate decisions on vector control.
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Dengue vector control measures are aimed at both immature and adult stages of Ae. aegypti and Ae. albopictus.
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The Presidential Task Force was appointed by H.E. the President to strengthen multisectoral collaboration and implementation of strategies at the National/Provincial/District levels.
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Social mobilization enhances community participation for sustainable Dengue Fever / Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever control and prevention programmes.
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Watch our comprehensive guide on dengue prevention, symptoms, and treatment options.
Join our upcoming Knowledge Sharing Session – Live Webinar on “An Update on Dengue Vaccine.”
Join our upcoming Knowledge Sharing Session – Live Webinar on “An Update on Dengue Vaccine.”
Join our upcoming Knowledge Sharing Session – Live Webinar on “An Update on Dengue Vaccine.”
