Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Maharashtra
Death of a woman due to dengue in Shirur
Sunita Mukund Fattangare (42), a resident of Dengi, died here in Pune. Dengue has spread in the city and according to information provided by Taluka Health Department, there are 50 denges and 5 patients with dengue positives.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: 12 hours ago | Updated: 12 hours ago
Shirur: A resident of Pune, Sunita Mukund Fatangare (42), died of dengue in Pune. Dengue is spread in the city and according to information provided by taluka health department, there are 50 denges and 5 patients with dengue positives. Due to the death of the woman, the Municipal Council administration and the Taluka Health Department are awake by the ruckus and they are ready to start the strike.
Fateangare was admitted to the private hospital four days ago. When their dengue was examined, they found dengue-like symptoms. After this the treatment was started. However, on Monday, he was admitted to KEM hospital in Pune when his brain bleeding was detected. He died on Thursday at 6 o'clock. The KEM hospital found that Fatangare's dengue (IGG, IHH) was found to be positively detected. Dengue-like illness has spread in the city since last fortnight. The municipality did not think so seriously at the beginning. In view of the increasing expansion of the villages, the number of employees of the Municipal Council is incomplete. Only two (MPW) people to the municipal council were responsible for the responsibility of Malaria and Taluka Health Department, working for Malaria Department. Taluka health officials say that the health of the city is not ours. In order to deal with this situation spreading in the city, the department did not look carefully to it while expected to provide other employees in their taluka. The Health Department has said that this work is for the responsibility of the municipality. If you want to bring it together, then drowning and spraying should be done all over the city simultaneously. Shinde said. The Municipal Council is giving priority to health and efforts are being taken to strengthen the taluka health department, said city president Vaishali Wakhare. Chief commissioner Vidyadee Pol said that from 15 days the municipality has started the Dhurlani, spraying campaign. If you want to bring it together, then drowning and spraying should be done all over the city simultaneously. Shinde said. The Municipal Council is giving priority to health and efforts are being taken to strengthen the taluka health department, said city president Vaishali Wakhare. Chief commissioner Vidyadee Pol said that from 15 days the municipality has started the Dhurlani, spraying campaign. If you want to bring it together, then drowning and spraying should be done all over the city simultaneously. Shinde said. The Municipal Council is giving priority to health and efforts are being taken to strengthen the taluka health department, said city president Vaishali Wakhare. Chief commissioner Vidyadee Pol said that from 15 days the municipality has started the Dhurlani, spraying campaign.
http://www.lokmat.com/pune/death-woman-due-dengue-shirur/
Uttar Pradesh
Death of young man from dengue in Chandrapurka elderly
Publish Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 03:00 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 03:00 AM (IST)
Communication Associate, Bharua Sumerpur: A person died in Kanpur during treatment due to the dengue of a village resident of village Chandrapurwa in the area. As the bodies of the bodies came, the family got angry. Meanwhile, the Gram Pradhan said that the health department has made available the drug for spraying, but the spraying work has not started by sending the machines. The presence of dengue mosquito in the village has created panic in the villagers.
Narendra Kumar Verma, a resident of Chandrapura village, 32 years old son Ganga Prasad Verma had fever ten days ago. Whom he had also treated. Five days ago, he got admitted to the Regency Hospital in Kanpur, when he did not get any rest. Narinder Kumar was confirmed as a dengue in the investigation conducted here. During his treatment on Friday morning, he died in Kanpur only. In the afternoon, his body was brought to the village. As the body of the body was reached, the family got angry. The deceased left behind the two older children, the wife and the elderly mother crying behind him. In the afternoon it was cremated only in the village. Meanwhile, village chief representative Rambihari Kushwaha said that on the information of spreading fever in the village, the health department has made available the medicine for spraying but has not given the machines. This did not start spraying. In-charge medical officer Dr. Ashutosh Niranjan said that a person has received information about the death of dengue fever in Chandrapurwa village. The drug has been sent for spraying in the village. Door to door spraying will start soon. Simultaneously, the fever sufferers will be treated by putting camp in the village. Village social worker Kamlesh Kumar said that if the Health Department does not act vigilant then he will complain with the District Magistrate on Monday.
By Jagran
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh...in-chandrapurva-chr39-s-elderly-16641516.html
West Bengal
Anandabazar district north Bengal
1 more dead, panic is growing
Own correspondent
Siliguri |
August 31, 2007, 03:18:07
Last updated: 31 Aug, 2017, 04:32:56
Another person died of cough due to dengue. He died on Wednesday in a nursing home on Servic Road. According to family sources, his name is Devkumari Shah (44). Home No. 4 ward of Maharaj Colony in Goalapatti area. Dangi's germ was matched by the NSWan examination in his body. Flavy virus infection is also responsible for his death.
On Wednesday, a person died on Dangi in Durgganj colony of Ward number four on Wednesday. In the last two weeks, the number of dead in dengue has increased in Siliguri. The number of Dengi sufferers in the city has crossed two hundred by the government. Chief Health Officer Ashit Biswas said, "Even if NSWAN is positive, Dengi is not seen whether the woman has died. The virus can be dengue infections. "
There are many home fever patients in Goalapatti area. In addition to the wards of 12,15,16, 4,5, and 39 wards also increased the incidence of dengue, said the district health department. The Health Department worried about two, four people in the same house.
Family of Devkumari Devi was informed that on Sunday, she was brought to a drug after showing a doctor. The fever drops. But the next morning, he was admitted to a nursing home in Khalpara due to acute abdominal pain. Since that day, his blood platelet has come down to 35 thousand. As the condition deteriorated, he was admitted to a nursing home on Servo Road on Tuesday night. Two units of platelets were given in two days.
The people of the house were also at the risk of complicity, platelet treatment and nursing. Her husband Sarfajit Shah, son Pramod Shah, said that the state health insurance card was not wanted anywhere. To get the services from NursingHome, have to pay to buy platelets. He told the mayor to tell the councilor. Mayor subdivision urged the governor to talk about the problem and ask for the matter.
Mayor Ashok Bhattacharya held a meeting with the Chief Health Officer, Sub-divisional and Health Officers this morning. Chief Health Officer Asit Biswas said, "There is adequate stock of platelets in Uttar Banga Medical. On Wednesday there were 60 units of platelet. There is no lack of platelets. If someone is in trouble contact me at my office or directly. "
The mayor said, "The service does not match if there is a health insurance card. I asked to see the subdivision. Sub-divisional officer Firoz Daneshwar said that after examining the matter from the mayor, he was looking into the investigation. They will soon meet with nursinghomes. The mayor of the Siliguri Boys School distributed the leaflets on day to day awareness of the mayor. He said to give the leaflet to the people in their respective areas.
On this day, the DUF gave a memorandum to the hospital superintendent demanding proper treatment for fever patients in Siliguri District Hospital. There are now 1,800 to 2,000 patients coming out in the exterior of this hospital. 60 percent of them fever. About 150 patients have been admitted in different wards. The doctors suspect that part of them is infected with dengue.
http://www.anandabazar.com/district...h-due-to-dengue-panic-also-spreading-1.666777
Death of a woman due to dengue in Shirur
Sunita Mukund Fattangare (42), a resident of Dengi, died here in Pune. Dengue has spread in the city and according to information provided by Taluka Health Department, there are 50 denges and 5 patients with dengue positives.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: 12 hours ago | Updated: 12 hours ago
Shirur: A resident of Pune, Sunita Mukund Fatangare (42), died of dengue in Pune. Dengue is spread in the city and according to information provided by taluka health department, there are 50 denges and 5 patients with dengue positives. Due to the death of the woman, the Municipal Council administration and the Taluka Health Department are awake by the ruckus and they are ready to start the strike.
Fateangare was admitted to the private hospital four days ago. When their dengue was examined, they found dengue-like symptoms. After this the treatment was started. However, on Monday, he was admitted to KEM hospital in Pune when his brain bleeding was detected. He died on Thursday at 6 o'clock. The KEM hospital found that Fatangare's dengue (IGG, IHH) was found to be positively detected. Dengue-like illness has spread in the city since last fortnight. The municipality did not think so seriously at the beginning. In view of the increasing expansion of the villages, the number of employees of the Municipal Council is incomplete. Only two (MPW) people to the municipal council were responsible for the responsibility of Malaria and Taluka Health Department, working for Malaria Department. Taluka health officials say that the health of the city is not ours. In order to deal with this situation spreading in the city, the department did not look carefully to it while expected to provide other employees in their taluka. The Health Department has said that this work is for the responsibility of the municipality. If you want to bring it together, then drowning and spraying should be done all over the city simultaneously. Shinde said. The Municipal Council is giving priority to health and efforts are being taken to strengthen the taluka health department, said city president Vaishali Wakhare. Chief commissioner Vidyadee Pol said that from 15 days the municipality has started the Dhurlani, spraying campaign. If you want to bring it together, then drowning and spraying should be done all over the city simultaneously. Shinde said. The Municipal Council is giving priority to health and efforts are being taken to strengthen the taluka health department, said city president Vaishali Wakhare. Chief commissioner Vidyadee Pol said that from 15 days the municipality has started the Dhurlani, spraying campaign. If you want to bring it together, then drowning and spraying should be done all over the city simultaneously. Shinde said. The Municipal Council is giving priority to health and efforts are being taken to strengthen the taluka health department, said city president Vaishali Wakhare. Chief commissioner Vidyadee Pol said that from 15 days the municipality has started the Dhurlani, spraying campaign.
http://www.lokmat.com/pune/death-woman-due-dengue-shirur/
Uttar Pradesh
Death of young man from dengue in Chandrapurka elderly
Publish Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 03:00 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 03:00 AM (IST)
Communication Associate, Bharua Sumerpur: A person died in Kanpur during treatment due to the dengue of a village resident of village Chandrapurwa in the area. As the bodies of the bodies came, the family got angry. Meanwhile, the Gram Pradhan said that the health department has made available the drug for spraying, but the spraying work has not started by sending the machines. The presence of dengue mosquito in the village has created panic in the villagers.
Narendra Kumar Verma, a resident of Chandrapura village, 32 years old son Ganga Prasad Verma had fever ten days ago. Whom he had also treated. Five days ago, he got admitted to the Regency Hospital in Kanpur, when he did not get any rest. Narinder Kumar was confirmed as a dengue in the investigation conducted here. During his treatment on Friday morning, he died in Kanpur only. In the afternoon, his body was brought to the village. As the body of the body was reached, the family got angry. The deceased left behind the two older children, the wife and the elderly mother crying behind him. In the afternoon it was cremated only in the village. Meanwhile, village chief representative Rambihari Kushwaha said that on the information of spreading fever in the village, the health department has made available the medicine for spraying but has not given the machines. This did not start spraying. In-charge medical officer Dr. Ashutosh Niranjan said that a person has received information about the death of dengue fever in Chandrapurwa village. The drug has been sent for spraying in the village. Door to door spraying will start soon. Simultaneously, the fever sufferers will be treated by putting camp in the village. Village social worker Kamlesh Kumar said that if the Health Department does not act vigilant then he will complain with the District Magistrate on Monday.
By Jagran
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh...in-chandrapurva-chr39-s-elderly-16641516.html
West Bengal
Anandabazar district north Bengal
1 more dead, panic is growing
Own correspondent
Siliguri |
August 31, 2007, 03:18:07
Last updated: 31 Aug, 2017, 04:32:56
Another person died of cough due to dengue. He died on Wednesday in a nursing home on Servic Road. According to family sources, his name is Devkumari Shah (44). Home No. 4 ward of Maharaj Colony in Goalapatti area. Dangi's germ was matched by the NSWan examination in his body. Flavy virus infection is also responsible for his death.
On Wednesday, a person died on Dangi in Durgganj colony of Ward number four on Wednesday. In the last two weeks, the number of dead in dengue has increased in Siliguri. The number of Dengi sufferers in the city has crossed two hundred by the government. Chief Health Officer Ashit Biswas said, "Even if NSWAN is positive, Dengi is not seen whether the woman has died. The virus can be dengue infections. "
There are many home fever patients in Goalapatti area. In addition to the wards of 12,15,16, 4,5, and 39 wards also increased the incidence of dengue, said the district health department. The Health Department worried about two, four people in the same house.
Family of Devkumari Devi was informed that on Sunday, she was brought to a drug after showing a doctor. The fever drops. But the next morning, he was admitted to a nursing home in Khalpara due to acute abdominal pain. Since that day, his blood platelet has come down to 35 thousand. As the condition deteriorated, he was admitted to a nursing home on Servo Road on Tuesday night. Two units of platelets were given in two days.
The people of the house were also at the risk of complicity, platelet treatment and nursing. Her husband Sarfajit Shah, son Pramod Shah, said that the state health insurance card was not wanted anywhere. To get the services from NursingHome, have to pay to buy platelets. He told the mayor to tell the councilor. Mayor subdivision urged the governor to talk about the problem and ask for the matter.
Mayor Ashok Bhattacharya held a meeting with the Chief Health Officer, Sub-divisional and Health Officers this morning. Chief Health Officer Asit Biswas said, "There is adequate stock of platelets in Uttar Banga Medical. On Wednesday there were 60 units of platelet. There is no lack of platelets. If someone is in trouble contact me at my office or directly. "
The mayor said, "The service does not match if there is a health insurance card. I asked to see the subdivision. Sub-divisional officer Firoz Daneshwar said that after examining the matter from the mayor, he was looking into the investigation. They will soon meet with nursinghomes. The mayor of the Siliguri Boys School distributed the leaflets on day to day awareness of the mayor. He said to give the leaflet to the people in their respective areas.
On this day, the DUF gave a memorandum to the hospital superintendent demanding proper treatment for fever patients in Siliguri District Hospital. There are now 1,800 to 2,000 patients coming out in the exterior of this hospital. 60 percent of them fever. About 150 patients have been admitted in different wards. The doctors suspect that part of them is infected with dengue.
http://www.anandabazar.com/district...h-due-to-dengue-panic-also-spreading-1.666777
