Letter to the Editor on the Topic Dengue and Malaria – Sample Letter to the Editor

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• Sample Letter
• Live Editing Assistance
• How to Use Live Assistant
• Additional Template Options
• Download Options
• Share via Email
• Share via WhatsApp
• Copy to Clipboard
• Print Letter
• FAQs

Sample Letter to the Editor Regarding Dengue and Malaria

From,
___________ (Name),
___________ (Address),

Date: __________ (Date),

To,
The Editor,
____________ (Newspaper Name),
____________ (Address),

Subject- Malaria Awareness

Respected Sir,

I am writing to you to express my grave concern and distress over a grievous issue of the unsanitary condition in _____________ (Area) caused by waterlogging after the rains. ___________ (Our Locality) is a literal hell of filth, garbage heaps, cracked roads, overflowing sewage, stagnant water, and pungent smell.  As result malaria, dengue and viral fever are quite rampant at the outset of the autumn season. The outbreak of these fatal diseases has already taken a heavy toll in our locality.

The inefficiency of _________ (Responsible Authority) is so hopeless; in spite of repeated requests, reminders and complaints, no action has been taken. These fevers and diseases being highly fatal to the mankind, children are easy preys to them. The symptoms themselves are so devastating which is becoming a hurdle to achieve goals. The transparent symptoms being body ache, fluctuating high fever, shivering, restlessness are unpleasant. I would appeal people to not to take these lightly, and get a proper examination as soon as possible.

Through the esteemed columns of your newspaper I would like to request masses as well as authorities to take regular and necessary actions as soon as possible.

Thanking you,

Tours sincerely,
__________ (Name)
__________ (Contact Number)

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FAQs

1. Q: Why is it important to address issues like malaria and dengue in a letter to the editor?
   • A: Addressing these issues in a letter to the editor can raise awareness among the public and prompt authorities to take action, ultimately leading to improved public health measures.
2. Q: What should I include in a letter to the editor regarding malaria and dengue outbreaks?
   • A: Clearly state the problem, describe its impact on the community, and highlight the urgency of the situation. Provide specific examples if possible and suggest potential solutions.
3. Q: Is it necessary to include personal contact information in the letter?
   • A: Yes, including your contact information allows for further communication if needed, such as follow-up inquiries or additional information.
4. Q: How can I maintain a polite tone while expressing urgency in my letter?
   • A: Use respectful language when addressing the editor and authorities, but don't shy away from emphasizing the severity and immediacy of the issue. Balance urgency with politeness to convey the gravity of the situation effectively.
5. Q: What can I do if the responsible authorities do not respond to my letter?
   • A: Follow up with additional letters or emails, consider contacting other relevant organizations or government officials, and continue to raise awareness through social media or community initiatives. Persistent advocacy can often lead to action.

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