On Saturday morning, accompanied by Bir Muktijoddha Md. Abdus Salam, Administrator of Dhaka South City Corporation, he inspected these areas. At that time, he reviewed possible breeding grounds of Aedes mosquitoes, cleanliness activities and the environmental situation, and spoke with officials and cleaners of the city corporation.

Earlier, they inspected the cleanliness campaign of the volunteer organization ‘BD Clean’ at the Irrigation Building in the capital and gave necessary instructions to those concerned.

Mir Shahe Alam said, dengue must be prevented at any cost. It is not just a campaign for a specific period; breeding grounds of Aedes mosquitoes must be identified and destroyed throughout the year. He called upon citizens, families, educational institutions and volunteer organizations to come forward in this work alongside government agencies.

He said the main objective of the program is to destroy Aedes mosquito breeding grounds and raise public awareness. If water accumulates anywhere, including under-construction buildings, legal action will be taken against those responsible. He also warned that if negligence is found, fines and imprisonment may be imposed through mobile courts.

DSCC Administrator Md. Abdus Salam, seeking the cooperation of city residents, said everyone must keep their own premises clean for their own and their family's protection. He called upon all to actively participate in the three-month campaign to build a clean and dengue-free city.

During the inspection, senior officials of Dhaka South City Corporation, cleaners, members of volunteer organizations and local representatives were present.