Mimi, Kiphire District, Oct 22: Assam Rifles conducted a comprehensive awareness session on malaria prevention for residents of the Indo–Myanmar border village of Mimi in Nagaland. The initiative aimed to educate villagers and community representatives about the causes, symptoms, and preventive measures of malaria, strengthening public health along the border.

During the session, experts highlighted practical steps to prevent the disease, including the consistent use of mosquito nets, regular cleaning and maintenance of water storage containers, and the importance of early diagnosis and prompt medical treatment. The lecture also encouraged villagers to remain vigilant about mosquito breeding spots and maintain personal and environmental hygiene to reduce the risk of infection.
The event reflects Assam Rifles’ ongoing commitment to community welfare, health education, and preventive healthcare in remote and border areas, ensuring that residents are equipped with the knowledge to protect themselves and their families from malaria.