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Chhattisgarh - Fever fatalities 2018

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
Rural death due to fever in Mehuli of Biharpur area
Publish Date: Thu, 02 Aug 2018 07:39 AM (IST)

Last year more than 30 people had died

Ambikapur / Odd New world representative

The outbreak of seasonal diseases is increasing gradually in Biharpur area of ​​Surajpur district. Considering the horrific conditions created by the Health Department last year, with the awareness of the field staff this year, facility of health check-up and treatment is being provided by camping in village-village. Despite this deaths have started. Six people, including five children, died in 12 days due to different reasons.

It is notable that the Biharpur area of ​​Surajpur district is considered to be susceptible to seasonal diseases. More than 30 people died in this area this season last year. This year, dealing with the disease has already been prepared by the Administration and Health Department. Instructions for quick investigation and treatment have been issued as soon as the Health Department is present in the field of field workers in their work area, But deaths due to different reasons have put the villagers in worry. It was told that Lalji Panika, a resident of village Gram Panchayat, was suffering from fever for 56 days for two days. At around four o'clock in the morning, he died. Before this, five children, including three newborns, have died in Biharpur Chandni area. Gram Kachwahi resident symptoms Panic wife of Panika gave birth to twins on July 18. With the birth only a newborn was killed. The second had died after eight hours of labor. He was admitted to Saktanagar hospital in Uttar Pradesh after seeing his ill health. On this day, Satyavati husband Ramalaxman, a resident of Mahuli, was admitted to Bihar Health Care Center. Here he gave birth to a baby girl. After being discharged from the hospital, the newborn also succumbed on the way while taking a bath from a private vehicle at a stricken family Was there. People are not able to get the proper benefit of healthcare facilities in Biharpur Chandni area. Health department officials say that the news of the death of a child in the past was received. The house was fluttered. Things are not like the previous year. The situation is completely under control. Health check-up and treatment facilities are being provided by camping in village-village.
https://naidunia.jagran.com/chhatti...e-to-fever-in-mehuli-of-biharpur-area-1846918
 
See Video: 9 deaths from dengue in Durg so far, more than 400 in grip
By indrabhushan mishra

Fort | Published On: 9 Aug, 2018 | 3:51 PM GMT 05: 30+

See Video: 9 deaths from dengue in Durg so far, more than 400 in grip
Durga : Dengue in the fort is waxed as an outcry. Dengue has killed 9 people in the district so far. In addition, more than 400 people have been affected by dengue in the district so far. Those who have been admitted to the district hospital for treatment. Explain that the number of people who die continuously in dengue in the district is increasing.


The increasing number of data is clearly evident from the health department's negligence. Today, a baby girl dies due to dengue infection. That same day, even a child died. Explain that there is resentment among the local people by taking this. People say that the Health Department is completing the Khana only, the dirt has spread throughout the city, due to which the mosquitoes of dengue are constantly growing.Officers inspect the area but do not take any concrete action about the problem.
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https://www.inhnews.in/Durg/news/dengue-spreads-durg-9-died-10683
 
Chhattisgarh
Another death figure from dengue in Khurspear reached 14
Team Digital / Haribhoomi, Raipur. UPDATED Aug 13 2018 3:06 PM


Sisala's death from Dengue in Durg district is not taking the name of stoppage. Due to the dengue fever, the woman, who has been treated for the past week, died today, the number of people who died from dengue has now increased to 14.
Rajni Sonani, daughter of Khurshipar resident Sukhru Sonani, was recruited for treatment in Sector 9 hospital in the past. After his condition deteriorated, he was later referred to the Ramkrishna Care Hospital in the capital. Rajni died on Sunday night.

It is being told that his treatment was going on in the capital since last Saturday. But there was no improvement in his condition. . He was treated for two days in the Intensive Care Unit of Ramkrishna Care Hospital. He died on Sunday night at around nine o'clock

http://www.haribhoomi.com/chhattisga...par-reached-14
 
The death of the woman, the fear of the outbreak of adise mosquitoes, in the Department of Health
Publish Date: Sat, 18 Aug 2018 11:17 PM (IST)

After seeing the report, CMHO said: Dengue is not dead from Chikungunya. Special cleanliness started in Ramanujganj, people being aware that three students studying in Bhilai returned to Ambigapur / Ramanujganj due to dengue. New World Representative of Meera Yadav of Ward no.5 of Ramanujganj Nagar Panchayat of Balrampur district from Dengue
After seeing the report, CMHO said - dengue does not die from Chikungunya

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Three students studying in Bhilai, suffering from dengue returned

Ambikapur / Ramanujganj New world representative

Meera Yadav of Ward No. 5 of Ramanujganj Nagar Panchayat of Balrampur district was killed by chickengunya not from dengue. This is confirmed by CMHO of Balrampur. After the news release on Friday in New World, the health department and NAPAN are conducting a war-tornado cleaning and camping to prevent dengue and chikungunya. It is clear from the death of Chikungunya victim in Ramanujganj that there is the presence of ad mosquitoes because the dead was regularly residing in Ramanujganj. Three students of the SECL Bhatgaon area, studying in Bhilai, have also suffered from dengue. After the confirmation of dengue in the re-examination conducted by locals, the health department has come into action. All private pathholabs in the city have been directed that if any episode of Dengue or Chikungunya comes out, then it is provided immediately.

After the death of two people from dengue and five new patients in Sarguja division, the health department in Sarguja, Surajpur and Balrampur district increased caution. After the news of Ramanujganj's woman's death in Ranchi was published in New Delhi on Friday, the Health Department and the Nagar Panchayat administration have gathered in an attempt to rescue the dengue and Chikungunya. The team of health department led by Balrampur CMHo Dr. CD Bakhla, BMO Dr. Kamini Rai, District Malaria Officer Dr. Govind Singh, reached the house of Dilip Yadav, wife of Health Department, Ramnaujjanj, ward number 5 dead. On the basis of available reports in the house, CMHO said that the woman's death was not from dengue, Rather than Chikungunya. Both illnesses are caused by the adhesive mosquito bites. Found water in the house and around the dead. Mosquito larvae were also found. There was mess in other rooms, including kitchen. Impression of DDT immediately by CMHO made cleanliness of dirty places. Inspecting the neighboring homes also gave information on the prevention of disease and giving special attention to cleanliness.

Camp started


In Ramanujganj, after the death of the woman from Chikungunya, health camp started the investigation and conducted a health check for people living next to the deceased's house. No suspicious patients of dengue or chikungunya have come up. CMHO gave detailed information regarding the prevention of dengue and chikungunya from choupal. There was also motivation for using mosquito nets.

Nagar Panchayat also started the campaign


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Municipal panchayat Ramanujganj has started extensive publicity, distribution of pumplet for the prevention and control of dengue. Larvae hit and DDT spraying is also being done. A team of hygiene is engaged in the direction of chairman NAM President Raman Agarwal. A year-old son of serving officer in a bank of Ramanujganj has also been given special attention on cleanliness after suffering from dengue. Doctors told that the dengue-spreading adhesive mosquito breeds in stopped stagnant water, so there is no need to keep the home and surrounding water around, it needs to be taken care of. The water stored in the cooler, water tank, out-of-pots and tires etc. should not be left for several days.

Home Survey in Ramanujganj


BMO Dr. Kemi Rai said that every one of the wards of the Health Officer Nagar Panchayat will visit the house and survey the disease by doing survey. Awareness will also be given to the people so that people do not get caught in diseases like dengue or chikungunya. This campaign will run for one week. He said that 200 kits have been made available for investigation of dengue at Ramanujganj Community Health Center. The facility of dengue testing is being provided at the Community Health Center.

Three dengue sufferers from Bhilai-


Three students of the SECL Bhatgaon area were studying in Bhilai. Diferents have died in Bhilai. Dengue symptoms were also found in these three students. The families of the three students called Ambikapur again in a private investigation center here and there again, Rapid Test, dengue was confirmed. One of these students has been admitted to the Medical College Hospital. The health of the three children is completely normal by examining and treating specialist doctors. Dr Mukesh Agrawal, Director of Prakash Hospital, told that all three episodes of dengue are associated with migration. No case of dengue has been reported here.

Information will be sought from private investigation centers

Regardless of the dengue knife in the Sarguja division, the Health Department is being reporting everyday by the Holicans Hospital and Jeevan Jyoti Hospital Management. The situation is not clear even from the rest of the hospitals or private investigation centers, due to no reporting of any kind to the Health Department. District Malaria Officer Dr Anil Prasad told that the report from August 6 to August 12 was received from the Holicrose Hospital, which mentions the death of a teenager and the suffering of five due to dengue. Not yet a single case of dengue has been reported in the report submitted by Jeevan Jyoti Hospital. He told that the private pathholabs and hospitals of the city are also being instructed to provide their information immediately when the dengue sufferers appear.

Investigation on suspicion, pocket getting loose

People suffering from dengue and chickengunia suffer from adhesive mosquito bites. After its knock in the division, even after the general general seasonal diseases, access to doctors is not only suspect but is also requesting for the investigation of dengue. With this, people's pockets are also getting loose. It is being taken from one thousand to one and a half thousand rupees in the name of its investigation. Doctors have said that any person living permanently in Sarguja has not been confirmed to suffer from dengue, so there is no need to panic anyone, but medical examination and consultation is necessary.

Ramanujganj's woman has died from Chikungunya. After getting the information, the house of the deceased has been cleaned. The people living nearby were also examined, but none of the victims of dengue has been found. The situation is completely normal.

Dr. CD Bakhla

CMHO, Ramanujganj

There is no confirmation of any person from Sarguja suffering from dengue. People do not need to panic. Three students of Bhatgaon area who had studied in Bhilai had confirmed their suffering from dengue. Once the family is brought here, the symptoms of dengue have been found again in the rapid test. The three students are completely normal. There is an appeal to the commoners that take some precautions. There is no need to be afraid of any kind. All three episodes are related to migrations.

Dr. Mukesh Agrawal

Director, light hospital

A special campaign for cleanliness has been started in the Nagar Panchayat Ramanujganj area. Continuous perfusion of larvae hit and DDT is being done. Awareness campaign is also being run for the prevention and control of dengue.

Raman agarwal

President, NP Ramanujganj

Reporting from Holicrash and Jeevan Jyoti Hospital. There is no single case of dengue in Jeevan Jyoti Hospital. The name of the six came from the report received from the hospital of Holicrosc. The department is also directing private health check-up centers and hospitals to make available to the reporting department everyday so that the situation is clear.

Dr. Anil Prasad

District Malaria Officer, Sarguja
https://naidunia.jagran.com/chhatti...osquitoes-in-the-department-of-health-2521821
 
Fever fever killed youth
Publish Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2018 08:04 PM (IST)

Batauli New World News

Bhatko Panchayat resident of Batauli area died of fever on Thursday morning. The young man was treated by a zodiacal doctor of Bataili. The death of the young man has sankatata in Bhatko. Two months ago the young man got married.

Bhatko resident Savjeevan Dass father Aunda Ram was suffering from fever for the past three-four days for 21 years. On Wednesday, from 3 pm to 4 pm, he had solved his farm and after the fever increased, the community health center came to Batauli for treatment, but due to his holiday, he went home with just a few bullets. On Wednesday, he had some injections from Batola's zodiacal doctor. On Thursday morning, his blood suddenly started to bleed and after seeing him, he died. The family had brought him to the Community Health Center on Thursday morning. The doctor declared him dead after the primary investigation. It is being told that Sajivan Das was the youngest of two brothers and one sister. He was married two months ago.
https://naidunia.jagran.com/chhattisgarh/ambikapur-fever-feared-death-of-a-young-man-2533798
 
20 die of diarrhoea in Chhattisgarh district
Pavan Dahat RAIPUR:, AUGUST 24, 2016 00:40 IST
UPDATED: AUGUST 24, 2016 00:40 IST

At least 20 people have died in north Chhattisgarh?s Sarguja district due to diarrhoea in last two weeks.

According to Sitapur Congrss MLA Amarjeet Bhagat, five people died due to the disease in last two days.

?The deaths have been reported from Mainpat area in my constituency. It?s a hilly area and almost all the deceased were tribals. The district administration has set up a medical camp but it is not enough. More than 50 people have been admitted in hospital and one camp is not enough to tackle this,? Mr.Bhagat told The Hindu.
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https://www.thehindu.com/news/natio...-in-Chhattisgarh-district/article14585328.ece
 
Seven killed in unknown disease in Sukma
Dainik Bhaskar | Last Modified - Sep 14, 2018, 02:02 AM

Sukma In Kandanpalan of Sukma's Chintagarh block, 7 people have died due to various diseases in the last one-and-a-half month. On Tuesday, after the death of one of the victims, this information reached the district headquarters on Wednesday after the death of Muchaki Hidma, a resident of Pandupara village and the death of a three-month-old Somadi Vanzamy.


Here the officers were told that even after seven deaths, there was no clear reason for the death of any person. Since the Japanese fever had spread some time ago in this area and during that time many deaths were reported. In such a situation, CMHO Dr. CB Prasad sent a team of doctors to the village in anon after the outbreak of any outbreak.


Here seven serious critically ill patients were examined. They have been immediately sent to Sukma District Hospital. According to the families of Hidma and Sondari, there was swelling for many days in various parts of the body of Bindi, medication was being done, and on Tuesday he died. The villagers were told that the death of Hriday and Sondari was due to lack of better treatment.


Earlier in the last one and a half months, the same story of Kunjami Hadma, Kunjimi Bhima, Kunjami Kosa, Kunjami Masah and Kunjimi Tiro of the village also happened. The medical team is engaged in tracing the symptoms and investigating the cause of the cause. According to the officers, it will become clear in one or
https://www.bhaskar.com/chhatisgarh/raipur/news/seven-killed-in-unknown-disease-in-sukma-08578.html
 
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