National Dengue Day is observed on May 16 every year to raise awareness about the prevention and control of dengue fever. Dengue is a mosquito-borne viral infection that can lead to severe flu-like symptoms and even death if left untreated. The primary focus of National Dengue Day is to educate people on how to prevent the breeding of dengue-causing mosquitoes.

On this day, various events and campaigns are organized to disseminate information on ways to prevent the spread of dengue fever. These include community clean-up drives, awareness programs in schools, and distribution of mosquito nets and repellents. The aim is to encourage the public to take proactive measures to eliminate mosquito breeding sites in and around their homes.

Images of people participating in clean-up drives, distributing informational pamphlets, and engaging in other awareness activities can be found on this webpage for National Dengue Day. These images help to visually convey the importance of taking preventive measures against dengue fever and create a lasting impact on the audience. By spreading awareness and promoting preventive actions, we can work together to reduce the incidence of dengue fever and protect our communities.