Uttar Pradesh
Juvenile fever dies in Milak
Publish Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2019 10:52 PM (IST)
Jagran Correspondent, Milak: The teenager died of fever in Milak. Sahil Hussain's 14-year-old son Sahil Hussain, a resident of Muhalla Nasirabad, was studying in a junior high school in Nagar. He got high fever seven days ago. He was treated in a government hospital, but after the fever did not come down, the family admitted him to Ala Hazrat Hospital in Bareilly. He was referred to Mahajan Hospital. After referring to Narayan Hospital from Mahajan Hospital, he was admitted to Safdar Ganj in Delhi when his condition deteriorated during treatment. There was no benefit there, he was admitted to Delhi's GB Pant Hospital and was being treated. During treatment, the teenager died on Wednesday morning.
A blood test of the deceased teenager during treatment in Delhi confirmed Japanese fever. On the death of Japanese fever, panic spread among other fever patients suffering in the city. PHC in-charge Dr. Mohit Rastogi said that he has no information about anyone suffering from Japanese fever. So far no such case has reached the government hospital. Let us tell you that in any hospital in which a person dies due to Japanese fever. The hospital immediately informs the Chief Medical Officer in this regard. So far no information has come from the CMO office from Delhi or any other hospital. Nevertheless, we are cautious and watch the developments.
Blood slides of other fever victims in the area will be made and sent for examination. Free medicines will be distributed to fever victims. The body of Mitra Kishore was roused when he reached his house on Wednesday. The body of the student was taken to the cemetery in a hot environment and buried the body.
On the other hand, doctors of the Health Department say that innocent people had died due to Japanese fever in cities of Northeast Uttar Pradesh like Gorakhpur etc. Cases of outbreak or death of Japanese fever in western Uttar Pradesh have not been heard in the light. The family of the deceased student is reported to have died of Japanese fever. The Health Department will investigate the matter.
Juvenile fever dies in Milak
Publish Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2019 10:52 PM (IST)
Jagran Correspondent, Milak: The teenager died of fever in Milak. Sahil Hussain's 14-year-old son Sahil Hussain, a resident of Muhalla Nasirabad, was studying in a junior high school in Nagar. He got high fever seven days ago. He was treated in a government hospital, but after the fever did not come down, the family admitted him to Ala Hazrat Hospital in Bareilly. He was referred to Mahajan Hospital. After referring to Narayan Hospital from Mahajan Hospital, he was admitted to Safdar Ganj in Delhi when his condition deteriorated during treatment. There was no benefit there, he was admitted to Delhi's GB Pant Hospital and was being treated. During treatment, the teenager died on Wednesday morning.
A blood test of the deceased teenager during treatment in Delhi confirmed Japanese fever. On the death of Japanese fever, panic spread among other fever patients suffering in the city. PHC in-charge Dr. Mohit Rastogi said that he has no information about anyone suffering from Japanese fever. So far no such case has reached the government hospital. Let us tell you that in any hospital in which a person dies due to Japanese fever. The hospital immediately informs the Chief Medical Officer in this regard. So far no information has come from the CMO office from Delhi or any other hospital. Nevertheless, we are cautious and watch the developments.
Blood slides of other fever victims in the area will be made and sent for examination. Free medicines will be distributed to fever victims. The body of Mitra Kishore was roused when he reached his house on Wednesday. The body of the student was taken to the cemetery in a hot environment and buried the body.
On the other hand, doctors of the Health Department say that innocent people had died due to Japanese fever in cities of Northeast Uttar Pradesh like Gorakhpur etc. Cases of outbreak or death of Japanese fever in western Uttar Pradesh have not been heard in the light. The family of the deceased student is reported to have died of Japanese fever. The Health Department will investigate the matter.
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