Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Mystery fever claim three lives in Jhajjar
Deepender Deswal, TNN | Oct 3, 2012, 05.25AM IST
ROHTAK: The death of three persons due to fever in the last fortnight in Samaspur Majra village of Jhajjar district has finally woken up health authorities in the district from their slumber. A team of health officials was accordingly rushed to the village on Monday to conduct a health check-up of villagers while the administration authorities have also taken samples of drinking water for testing.
Villagers complained that three persons had died due to the fever during the last two weeks and many other residents were in the grip of fever, some of them having been admitted to hospitals in serious condition. Those who died were identified as Rani (50), wife of Mange Ram, Dhanpati (53), wife of Randhir Singh and Sheela Devi (40), wife of Sombir Singh. Many other persons are under treatment and a youth, Satish Kumar, was rushed to Jaipur Golden Hospital in Delhi as his condition started deteriorating two days ago, villagers said.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ree-lives-in-Jhajjar/articleshow/16648646.cms
Deepender Deswal, TNN | Oct 3, 2012, 05.25AM IST
ROHTAK: The death of three persons due to fever in the last fortnight in Samaspur Majra village of Jhajjar district has finally woken up health authorities in the district from their slumber. A team of health officials was accordingly rushed to the village on Monday to conduct a health check-up of villagers while the administration authorities have also taken samples of drinking water for testing.
Villagers complained that three persons had died due to the fever during the last two weeks and many other residents were in the grip of fever, some of them having been admitted to hospitals in serious condition. Those who died were identified as Rani (50), wife of Mange Ram, Dhanpati (53), wife of Randhir Singh and Sheela Devi (40), wife of Sombir Singh. Many other persons are under treatment and a youth, Satish Kumar, was rushed to Jaipur Golden Hospital in Delhi as his condition started deteriorating two days ago, villagers said.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ree-lives-in-Jhajjar/articleshow/16648646.cms