Around 5,000 cases of malaria had been reported in the Dakshina Kannada district from January to July and two deaths were reported in the period, District Health Officer H S Shivkumar said. There was an increse in mararia cases compared to the corresponding period last year, he said in a statement.
City Corporation Mayor Mahabala Marla, would be the president of the core committee formed for creating awareness among the public regarding the steps being taken to prevent the disease.
The MCC was also taking measures to destroy mosquito larvae by releasing guppy fishes in the breeding sources, the statement said.
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