Dengue control requires a multi-pronged approach, focusing on both preventing mosquito bites and controlling mosquito populations. Here are some essential methods: Individual level: Mosquito bite prevention: Using mosquito nets, wearing long-sleeved clothing, and applying insect repellent containing DEET. Eliminating breeding grounds: Removing stagnant water from containers, tires, and other potential mosquito breeding sites around homes and communities. Community level: Vector control activities: Implementing fogging, larviciding, and other mosquito control measures in collaboration with local authorities. Improved sanitation: Advocating for and participating in initiatives to improve sanitation infrastructure and practices, reducing mosquito breeding grounds. Public awareness campaigns: Educating communities about dengue prevention, early detection, and seeking prompt medical attention. National level: Surveillance and early warning systems: Tracking dengue activity, identifying outbreaks early, and mobilizing resources for timely response. Strengthening healthcare systems: Ensuring access to diagnostic tests, effective treatment protocols, and trained healthcare professionals. Research and development: Investing in research on dengue vaccines, improved diagnostics, and new vector control methods. By implementing a combination of these methods at different levels, we can significantly reduce the burden of dengue fever in Pakistan.