With a 100-day TB elimination campaign starting on Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India was fighting the disease in a multi-pronged manner with double support for patients, "jan bhagidari", newer drugs, use of technology, and better diagnostic tools.
India is fighting TB in a multi-pronged manner with doubling support to patients, "jan bhagidari", newer drugs, use of technology, and better diagnostic tools, he added.
In another post, Modi shared Union Health Minister JP Nadda's article on the fight against TB, saying it gave an insightful picture of the steps.
Nadda inaugurated a nationwide campaign in Haryana's Panchkula to reduce TB cases and mortality due to it.
The 100-day TB elimination campaign will be implemented in 347 districts of 33 states where the prevalence of the disease is higher.
The campaign is focused on enhancing detection, reducing diagnostic delays and improving treatment outcomes.