Dr Afridi formally inaugurated the campaign, highlighting the serious public health risks posed by vector-borne diseases and emphasizing the need for coordinated interdepartmental action to reduce their impact. Religious leaders and community elders were also engaged to reinforce public health messages through local platforms. Comprehensive medical services were provided with the support of Indus Hospital and the District Health Department. The entire surveillance exercise was technically supervised by District Medical Entomologist Abdul Waris and his team. The campaign was declared a successful model for rapid health response, reaffirming the District Health Office’s commitment to protecting vulnerable communities from vector-borne threats.