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India Dengue 2017

The lowdown on the dengue epidemic

Priyanka Pulla NOVEMBER 18, 2017 19:42 IST
UPDATED: NOVEMBER 18, 2017 19:54 IST

The Hindu Explains
What is it?

The National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP) records show that 1,29,329 people fell sick with dengue this year, while 200 died. India?s official numbers are well known to be gross underestimates, with private hospitals often not reporting the disease.

In fact, a 2014 study calculated that the actual number of cases between 2006 and 2012 was 282 times the NVBDCP number.

But even if one were to factor in the undercounting, 2017 is an extraordinary year. This is due to three reasons. First, India is getting better each year at reporting dengue, leading to more cases being counted. Second, dengue itself is becoming more endemic due to urbanisation.

The dengue mosquito thrives in urban habitats, in water pooled under a flower pot for example. As population explodes in rural areas, what was initially an urban disease has moved to these regions too, says Arunkumar Govindakarnavar, a virologist at the Manipal Centre for Virus Research who runs a surveillance project for febrile illnesses in 10 States. Third, dengue epidemics follow a natural cycle as population immunity waxes and wanes. But given our patchy data collection, it has been hard to glean out such cycles.
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http://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/health/the-lowdown-on-the-dengue-epidemic/article20551730.ece
 
Punjab
Rajouri man dies of dengue at Ludhiana hospital

Shyam Sood
Rajouri, November 19
An ambulance driver posted at District Hospital, Rajouri, died today at a Ludhiana hospital, where he was being treated for dengue.
?This could be the first death due to dengue in the district. The exact cause of his (Manoj Kumar?s) death will be ascertained only after reviewing his medical records from Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), Jammu, and Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMCH), Ludhiana, where he breathed his last,? said Dr Mehmood Bajar, Medical Superintendent, District Hospital, Rajouri.
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/ja...es-of-dengue-at-ludhiana-hospital/500297.html
 
Maharashtra
Due to the illness of the dengue of the student at the palanquin in Jamner Taluka, Mutu
Ishwar Nana Pardeshi (age 12), a student of Dengue-like illness, was admitted to a private hospital during treatment on Sunday night at 11 o'clock.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: Nov 20, 2017 03:41 PM | Updated: November 20, 2017 03:46 PM

Online Mumtaz Swami
Tal: Jhamner: A resident named Ishwar Nana Pardeshi (age-12), who was admitted to a private hospital after suffering a dengue-like illness, died on Sunday night at 11 o'clock.
The goddess Parsi, who was studying in class VIII in Shrimati KD Naik Secondary School in Paldi, was ill for 3 to 4 days. He was admitted to a private hospital in Jalgaon for further treatment. The family informed about the death on Sunday at 11 pm while the treatment was on.
http://www.lokmat.com/jalgaon/due-illness-dengue-student-death-paladhi/

Tamil Nadu
Female death toll in dengue fever in Ramanathapuram
Registration: November 20, 2017 14:07

Ramanathapuram, who was undergoing treatment for dengue fever in Madurai state hospital, was killed by a minor girl from Vadipatti area.

Female death toll in dengue fever in Ramanathapuram
Asra Fatima
Madurai:

Aripakan from Devipattinam beach street near Ramanathapuram His daughter Asra Fatima (age 6).

He was studying in private school in the area. Asra Fatima, suffering from Dengue fever, was admitted to Madurai Government Hospital for higher treatment. Asra Fatima, a doctor who suffered serious treatment, died poorly.

Suresh from Ayyangodai near Vadipatty in Madurai district. His wife Meenakshi (38).

Last week, Meenakshi was suffering from fever and was admitted to the Vattipatti government hospital. The fever was not recovered and the Madurai government was hospitalized to the hospital.

There was evidence of dengue in the blood sample test. Meenakshi died poorly without the help of doctors.
http://www.maalaimalar.com/News/Sta...36/dengue-fever-affected-girl-woman-death.vpf

11th grade student suffering from dengue


2017-11-20 @ 15:23:49
Tanjore: A 11-year-old student who was suffering from dengue died at Tanjai Hospital. The student of Kumbakonam, Thirunaraiyoor, Vignesh, died without any results. The deaths of civilians by the dengue victims are continuing in Tamil Nadu.
http://www.dinakaran.com/Latest_Detail.asp?Nid=352807

Punjab
Dengue fury continues, another woman's death
Monday, November 20, 2017-11: 52 AM

Bhawanigarh (interior / development) - Dangue is not taking the name of the stoppage of dengue in the area. On Sunday, Sarabjit Kaur (35) wife Najar Singh resident of Balad Kalan died of dengue. Balad Kalan, the husband of the deceased's husband, Najar Singh, said that his wife had been given basic medical aid from Civil Hospital, Bhawanigarh due to health problems, and later, after getting health worse, government hospital was shifted to Sangrur, where her platelet ( Cell) confirmed to be low. The hospital also offered Sarbjit Kaur platelets yesterday, but she was referred to Rajindra Hospital Patiala on Thursday morning after serious condition, but died on the way. The deceased has left two children behind him.
http://jagbani.punjabkesari.in/punjab/news/dengue--hospital--death-796307
 
Haryana
SHOCKING! 7-year-old dies of dengue; Gurugram hospital makes parents pay Rs 18 lakhs - DISTURBING DETAILS
Updated: Nov 20, 2017 | 06:56 IST | Times Now Digital

Gurugram: In yet another incident that hints at the existence of a murky money-making business run by hospitals in the name of modern medical treatment, a seven-year-old girl died of dengue despite her family being billed over a lakh rupees per day for 15 days.

Dwarka resident Jayant Singh alleges that Gurugram-based Fortis Hospital charged the family the exorbitant fees of Rs 18 lakhs but could not save baby Adya.

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http://www.timesnownews.com/india/a...agat-prakash-nadda-dwarka-jayant-singh/129355

Tamil Nadu
Deaths in Tamil Nadu
Web Team

Nataraj, the 15th son of Billa, near Thirumullaivilai near Chennai, was suffering from fever over the last few days. He was treated at a private hospital in Villivakkam and later moved to the Government Hospital in Kilpauk. However, Nadaraj died without treatment.

Likewise, Ali Akbar, a construction worker from Periyanayake Palayam area in Coimbatore, suffered a fever as a second. Suddenly he lost consciousness and died on the way to Coimbatore Government Hospital.

The 8-year-old son of Ibrahim Ibrahim, Mohammed Siddiqui, suffered a fever last week. Dengue has been taken to a private hospital in a private hospital in the last two days in a private hospital in Coimbatore. However, the treatment died without any benefit.

Bhoomika, a 15-year-old daughter of Natarajan from the western part of the Lotus field near Vedaranyam in Nagapattinam district has died in the last 10 days.

The deaths in Tamil Nadu have caused fear and anxiety among the people
http://www.puthiyathalaimurai.com/news/tamilnadu/35396-dengue-death-is-going-on-in-tamilnad.html
 
Uttar Pradesh
Soldier condition deteriorated from fever, death
Publish Date: Tue, 21 Nov 2017 01:21 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Tue, 21 Nov 2017 01:21 AM (IST)
Soldier condition deteriorated from fever, deathSoldier condition deteriorated from fever, deathDialogue associate, Ghatampur: In the village of Saingaon Vikas block, a resident of village Sahad
Dialogue associate, Ghatampur: The situation got worsened due to the fever of village Saradh, in the village of Innergaon Vikas block, and died on Sunday night at Command Hospital, Lucknow. The family has reported that the soldier is dengue in the hospital's report.

Dinesh Yadav, a resident of Sarad village, Manjil (28) was posted as the Havildar at Pathankot, in the education council of the Indian Army. After 90-day training in Pachmarhi, he came to the village on leave. A few days ago, when suddenly a high fever came, the family was admitted to the 7 Air Force Hospitals of the city. After the condition deteriorated, he was admitted to the Command Hospital of Lucknow. Dinesh died during the Sunday evening treatment. On the evening of the ancestral house on Monday evening, the corpse has reached the dead body. According to the family, during the investigation in the hospital, Dinesh was confirmed to be dengue. He died during treatment.

By Jagran
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh...n-deteriorated-from-fever-death-17070464.html


West Bengal
One more fever death in Deganga

Our Special Correspondent
Deganga: A 33-year-old man with high fever died on Monday morning while being taken to Barasat District Hospital.

Alauddin Baidya, a resident of Chandpur in Deganga block of North 24-Parganas, had been running a temperature since November 16 and had tested positive for dengue, a neighbour of his said.

The NS1 antigen test was done at a private diagnostic centre in the area.

"Alauddin was first taken to a primary sub-health centre at Haroa, where they gave him paracetamol. He returned home and a blood test later confirmed that he had dengue," said Ibrahim Baidya, who lives next door.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcu...deganga-187654
 
West Bengal
One more death in city

A Staff Reporter
Baguiati: A woman who had tested positive for dengue died at a nursing home off the Bypass on Tuesday while two women with fever died in Deganga, North 24-Parganas.

Shampa Gomastha, 35, of Aswininagar, Baguiati, was admitted to the nursing home on Monday night, her family members said.

The death certificate mentions "cardiac arrest in a case of dengue shock syndrome".

She is the eighth person to die of dengue in the Bidhannagar civic area this year.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/one-more-death-in-city-187931
 
West Bengal
Four more dengue deaths

Our Bureau
Calcutta: Dengue has claimed four more lives since Saturday, two of them in the city.

Tuli Naskar, a 38-year-old homemaker from Baguiati, died in a Salt Lake nursing home late on Saturday, becoming the sixth victim of the vector-borne disease in the Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation area.

Subhajit Majumdar, 36, from Netaji Nagar died of dengue at KPC Medical College and Hospital in Jadavpur. His death certificate mentions "sudden cardiac arrest due to or as a consequence of sepsis with NS 1 positive fever".

The death toll in the dengue outbreak in the Calcutta Municipal Corporation area is estimated to be around 20.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/fourmore-dengue-deaths-185636

Uttar Pradesh

Death of one from dengue, woman recruitment in Agra
Publish Date: Sat, 25 Nov 2017 12:39 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Sat, 25 Nov 2017 12:39 AM (IST)

Hathras: A person resident of village Jarera died due to dengue. While a woman from the village has been admitted to the Agra hospital for treatment, she is suffering from dengue. According to information, Jayapratha resident Jaipal Singh Jatav was having fever for the past five days. The family took him to Aligarh on Tuesday for treatment, where he was admitted to a private hospital. The doctor referred him to Agra as a dengue fever. On Thursday, in Jaipur, Jaipal died. When his body reached the village, the quorum broke. Sangeeta, wife of Pushpendra Sharma of the village, has been taken to Agra for treatment of dengue fever, and her treatment is underway. The villagers have asked CMO to disperse the pest feeding medicines in the village.

Warranty sent to jail

Sikandarau: Kotwali police has arrested the warranty Prashant Gupta's son Dushyant Gupta resident Mohalla Matkota Sikandarau and sent him to jail.

By Jagran
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh...engue-woman-recruitment-in-agra-17092890.html
 
Daman & Diu
Daman: On the day of marriage, the girl turned smile instead of turning her mother-in-law
Bhaskar News, Selvas | Nov 25, 2017, 12:24 PM IST

+2 Daman: On the day of marriage, instead of giving birth to a girl, she smiles, valsad news in Hindi
Mrinal's maiden image

Selvash: Dakor Mrinal's marriage to Pankajbhai Ojani doctor, who was under a small panic, was decided on November 23. Mrinal was at the time of preparing for the purchase of the wedding, but it was fever. It is okay to have a doctor himself, taking medicine himself. After the marriage, on November 22, after being admitted to a hospital in Daman, which was further worsened, health was shifted to Haridwar Hospital in Vapi. Doctors examined that kidney and liver were bad and on 22nd of the night the condition worsened, they were shifted to the Kokilaben Hospital in Mubi where many tests were done. On November 23, the wedding day came in the middle of the night, Mrinala died. The girl who had to cope with her father-in-law had to fight with a smile. Doctors in Mumbai
said that Mrinal was dengue.
https://www.divyabhaskar.co.in/news...-due-to-dengue-gujarati-news-5754074-NOR.html

West Bengal
Declaration of Dengi death anniversary of medical
Own correspondent
Bankura |
26 November, 017, 02:38:26
Last updated: 26 November, 017, 02:37:06

Dangi's eyes were fluttering by increasing the number of patients so many days. This time one person died due to dengue. On Thursday night, a patient admitted to Bankura Medical Hospital died on the spot. The deceased was identified as Ashok Tung (42). His house in the village of Talanda of Panchayat village of Chhander of Beliattor Some people talked about the death certificate of Dangi, who wrote about his death certificate.
Hospital sources said, Ashok Babu was admitted to Bankura Medical Hospital on Sunday with fever. After admission, his IGM and McAliza were tested. It is known that he is suffering from dengue. Although he was treated like that, he died on Thursday at 10pm. Banker Medical Principal Parthapratim Pradhan said, "Dangi positive was caught in the patient's patient in the McAliza examination. But his platelet did not get much. In the meantime, he was becoming a bit cured. Suddenly, he died due to breathing difficulties. "The Principal informs that the reason behind the death of Ashokbabu has been investigated. A section of the doctors of Bankura Medical College said that due to the influence of Dengi, death of blood due to excessive water from the body of the dead could have increased.
Ashokbabu's death certificate, however, has been mentioned as 'probable dengue shock syndrome' or 'potential dengue' due to death. Many of the doctors are of the opinion that the state government is worried about dengue in the state. So doctors may not want to take the risk of direct dengue as the cause of death.

According to the District Health Department report, last year, four people died of Dengue-infected patients in Bankura district. In this season, new cases of deaths in Dengi have come out publicly. Bankura district chief health officer Prasunakumar Das could not be contacted even after Saturday's efforts. A district health official said, "The number of dengue cases this year has crossed 300 in the district, but death is the first. So the worry has increased. But starting to fall cold, it seems to reduce the incidence of Dengi. "

Gautam Singh, a resident of Sonamukhi of the deceased, said that Ashokbabu was shown to a physician at Sonamukhi after being attacked by fever. During the course of treatment, Ashokbabu came out of 'Rash'. Gautam Babu said, "Then we suspect that Jamai Babu may have become a dengue. Three days after the fever came, he admitted Jamai Babu to Bankura Medical Hospital on Sunday. Dangi is detected within one day of admission. "
Ashokbabu has two sons and wife. His family's initial notion that Ashokbabu may have been suffering from dengue from the village. The deceased's brother Shyampad Mall said, "In the middle, Ashok was working as a contractual worker in a factory in Durgapur. But two and a half months ago he left the job and saw the farming in the village. So we think dengue can spread from the village. "
The village's Gram Panchayat chief Subhash Pan said, "I went to his house after hearing the news of Ashok's death due to dengue. I told the block administration the incident. The Block Health Department has visited the village on Friday and has seen all the situation in the area. "Subhasbabur claimed that there is no news from any Panchayat that there has been any dengue in this year in the Chander Gram Panchayat area.
On the other side of the district, anxiety has spread due to the incidence of fever in recent years in Bankhasim village of Chhatana block on the other side of the district. Villagers claim that at least 32 dengue have been attacked in the village. Although the district health department did not accept the demand of villagers directly, mosquito killers are being sprayed in the village, claiming that one of the health officials of the district said.
http://www.anandabazar.com/district/purulia-birbhum-bankura/man-dies-of-dengue-1.713415

Bihar/ Delhi
Raj Mistry of Bochhain dies of dengue in Delhi
Hindustan team, Muzaffarpur
Last updated: 26Number, 2017 2:11 AM
Raj Mistry of Bochhain dies of dengue in Delhi


Vimal Rai (27) of Balia Indrajit village of Unsar Panchayat, who went to Delhi in search of work, died from dengue. He died during a late night treatment at Deen Dayal Upadhyaya hospital, located at Harinagar Bumghoor. On Saturday, his brother Mukesh Kumar and Ms Kumar Kumar reached the village with the body. Vimal was a Raj Mistry from the profession. After the ban on sand mining in the province, it was almost four months before the two brothers went to Delhi. Staying in Nawada of Delhi's Uttam Nagar used to construct the building.
Young JDU Block President Ajay Kumar Nirala said that after suffering from high fever, Bimal Roy did not know the disease first. Later, after the diagnosis of dengue, he was being treated at Government Hospital due to lack of money. Vimal was the median in the three brothers, but on his shoulders the responsibility of the family was raised.
Here, on the evening of the evening, after the body of Bimala was brought to the body of Vimal, the atmosphere became stingy. Wife Anjani Devi and mother Ishwari Devi moaned seeing everyone's eyes moist. Her father Chalat Rai has died in the past. PACS President Shashi Kapoor alias Phase, Rural Vijay Kumar, Kaushal Kumar etc. said that hundreds of workers of this area, who were involved in the construction of the unemployment, have reached Delhi.
https://www.livehindustan.com/bihar...bochhain-dies-of-dengue-in-delhi-1664929.html
 
Uttar Pradesh
The death of a young man from dengue, screaming
Publish Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2017 06:30 PM (IST) | Updated Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2017 06:30 PM (IST)

Dialogue associate, Tirva: died in state medical college during the treatment of dengue. This caused a lot of noise in the family.

Akhilesh Yadav (19) son Ram Pal Yadav, resident of Mansukhpurva village of Indagarh police station area was in the grip of fever for eight days. Keralites treated Akhilesh with the private hospital. If the condition is not improved, he will be admitted in the Medical College on Sunday. He died here after four hours of treatment. Doctors told that he was confirmed for dengue during a private hospital examination. The condition was referred to being fragile. The family did not take them anywhere. After the death, there was a loud noise in the family. The family refused the postmortem of the dead body and also performed the last rites late in the evening. Thanav Shailendra Singh said that the relatives did not provide any information.

By Jagran
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh...young-man-from-dengue-screaming-17101204.html
 
West Bengal
5 more dead in fever-dengue
Own correspondent
Basirhat and Baidyabati |
27 November, 2007, 03:26:06
Last updated: 27 November, 077, 04:09:16

Ramesh Chandra Barui (59), a resident of Baguati, died on Saturday night in Dengi in Bidhannagar Pur area. A source in the hospital, Ramesh Babu's death certificate has mentioned Dangi. Pradip Baru, brother of the deceased, said that on November 19 his grandfather had a fever. Blood tests are done according to the advice of local doctors. It is seen, platelet has dropped to 86 thousand. The next day, on November 20, at Belighatta ID Hospital, Ramesh Babu was taken to the hospital.
Pradip Babu complained that his grandfather could not get adequate treatment there too. Forced to take Ramesh Babu to a private hospital at Baguetta with bonds. There he was admitted to the ICU. But his condition continued to deteriorate gradually. Ramesh Babu died on Saturday night at around 1:40 pm.
On the other hand, two months later, a person died in Dugga again in Hughli Baidyabati. The woman, who died on Saturday, died on Saturday in a private hospital in Serampore. His house at Basta Batti municipality No. 5 ward at Nastari Temple Temple. In his death certificate, the hospital authorities have referred to anemia, along with lung infection as well as Dangi's death.
The full-authority, however, refused to accept the death of Dengi. Purandar Arindam Gunini claims, "The woman had many physical problems. It's dead. "
The three people who died in the fire, all resident of North 24 Parganas. The deceased were identified as Taki Vibhash Golder (18), Sourav Sana (27) of Sadharanik village in Baduria and Suraiya Khatun (16), a secondary examiner of Charghat in Swarupnagar. Each family has complained of neglect in the treatment. At the same time, their claims, the cause of death is dengue.
Twenty-four hours before fever, resident of Yugiyepara Railgate area of ​​Nakamwar ward of Taki. He was first admitted to Taki Grameen Hospital. On Friday, Bashirhat was transferred to the district hospital. From there onwards, the quarrel died on the way to Kolkata and G Kar Hospital. In the same way, Saurav died on Saturday on the way to bring him from Basirhat District Hospital.
Being feverish, Suraiya was admitted to Habra Hospital on November 13. From there on 18 November he was released. But after he fell ill, he was admitted to the hospital again on November 22. Suraiya was brought back on Saturday. The family complained, and G. Cura was safe to leave Suraiya. But in the night, Suraiya died due to vomiting. Due to lack of proper treatment, this death
http://www.anandabazar.com/state/five-more-people-died-of-dengue-and-fever-1.714019
 
West Bengal
Dengue death in Baguiati

A Staff Reporter
Baguiati: A 54-year-old woman who had been suffering from dengue died at a nursing home in Teghoria, off VIP Road, on Monday.

Papia Chakraborty, a resident of Ashwini Nagar in Baguiati, had been running a temperature for the past 10 days. Her neighbourhood has seen at least five dengue deaths this year.

Chakraborty's death certificate mentions "multiple organ dysfunction syndrome with sepsis and dengue haemorrhagic fever".
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/dengue-death-in-baguiati-189433

Tamil Nadu
The death squad in the Coimbatore died of dengue fever


2017-11-28 @ 07:39:14
Coimbatore Municipal Force Commander Ram lives in Dengue Rama, who worked in the automobile division department, died by Dengue keel.
http://www.dinakaran.com/News_detail.asp?Nid=354775
 
Delhi
7-year-old dies of dengue, toll reaches 7 this year
WRITTEN BY
dna Correspondent
Wednesday 29 November 2017 6:35 IST


One more death due to dengue was reported in the national Capital, taking the official toll due to seven due to the vector-borne disease this season. The death has once again raised questions on city's civic apathy.

Seven-year-old Shaurya Pratap Singh died on November 22, two days after he was admitted to Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital, officials said. He was initially admitted to Gurugram's Medanta Hospital, where it was confirmed that he was suffering from dengue. He was also kept on a ventilator for 15 days as his condition was extremely critical.

"He was shifted to the RML hospital on November 20, where his condition deteriorated further. He had only five per cent chance of survival. Singh died on November 22," a senior doctor at the hospital said.
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http://www.dnaindia.com/delhi/report...s-year-2563320

West Bengal
Even after the winter death in dengue
Own correspondent
Siliguri |
November 29, 2017, 03:00:41
Last updated: 29 November, 017, 03:15:21

Another person was also killed in dengue again in the town. Pradeep Karmakar (61), resident of Ward no 15 of Siliguri died on Sunday night in a nursing home of Matigara. He was the irrigation department supervisor. Doctors said that he died due to dengue shock syndrome and multi organ deficiency syndrome.
After the death of Pradeep Babu, the number of dead people increased in the city due to dengue. Besides, both the Shivamandir and the new Palpara of Matigara have died. Dangi's incidence will reduce when winter falls. This is what the Health Department has claimed. But the infection is still in Siliguri.
Expert doctor Shekhar Chakraborty said, "Even though the winter is a little, it has not been so much. It's hot during the day Apart from that, mosquitoes from Dangi's mosquito mosquitoes will be born from Dangi's carrier.

Although the dengue infection has decreased after the fall, the Health Department claims The number of fever patients in Siliguri Hospital has decreased. Authorities said that three to three weeks ago, where there were hundreds of fever patients, the number was now reduced to 40 to 50 people. The Chief Health Officer's Office, however, does not know anything about Pradipbabu's death even after two days. Pralay Acharya, chief health officer, said, "I have no information that someone else has died in Dengi. Looking at the search. "
According to Pradipbabu's family, on November 21st, he was taken to a known physician as a fever. On November 23, he was diagnosed with Dengi's microbes in the NS1 examination of Rapid Kit. The platelet was at that time 1 lakh 40 thousand. Seeing the report, doctors give medicines. Pradyab Babu was taken to a nursing school on the college side of Siliguri on 25 November. Both blood and platelets are given. Ventilation is given at night. Pradip Babu was taken to a nursing home of Matigara on the night for better treatment. But he was declared dead one and a half dead in the night.
http://www.anandabazar.com/district/...oming-1.715194

Tamil Nadu
Posted Date: 11:47 (29/11/2017) Last updated: 11:47 (29/11/2017)
Dengue death continues in Thoothukudi

Thoothukkudi:
Mamta, a 6-year-old girl suffering from dengue fever, died at a government hospital in Thoothukudi.

Muthuraj is from Jambulingapuram village near Niluputhur in Thoothukudi district. Her daughter Mamta, aged 6, is studying 1st grade in the private school in the village.

Mamta had been admitted to a private hospital in the past one week due to a fever. However, due to lack of fever, Thoothukudi Government hospital was admitted. In the case of doctors, the child has been diagnosed with dengue. Following, the Dengue Prevention Specialist was treated in the treatment ward. In this case, Mamta died without any treatment.

Yesterday, after the death of a 8-month-old girl from Saburavukulam area, Sabarana's death occurred on the second day of the death of 6-year-old girl Dengue.
https://www.vikatan.com/news/tamilnadu/109235-thoothukudi-6-year-old-girl-died-due-to-dengue.html
 
IndiaDengue.webp
http://nvbdcp.gov.in/den-cd.html

Compare to previous years
Year // cases // deaths
2016 // 97,313 // 197 to Nov 27
2015 // 90,040 // 181 to Nov 30
2014 // 30,583 // 79 to Nov 29
2013 // 70,764 // 154 to Dec 28
2012 // 37,070 // 227 to Nov 26
2011 // 14,047 // 93 to Nov 30
 
West Bengal
Dengue death sparks tension in Kolkata hospital

Sumati Yengkhom | TNN | Dec 3, 2017, 20:22 IST

KOLKATA: The death of a home maker in Kolkata on Sunday morning sparked tension in the hospital with the relatives running amok in the hospital's HDU (high dependency unit), scuffling with the medical staff. Luckily no one sustained grievous injury.

Tumpa Rajak (37) was admitted in Marwari relief Society Hospital on Friday night with high fever and other symptoms of dengue. Her blood samples tested positive to NS1 dengue. The home who is a mother of two was a resident of 3 Raja Sir Radhakanta Deb Lane under Shyampukur police station.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...-in-kolkata-hospital/articleshow/61905154.cms
 
West Bengal
KMC report confirms dengue 72 hrs after test, 24 hrs after death

Saikat Ray | TNN | Dec 6, 2017, 06:56 IST

KOLKATA: North Kolkata's first dengue victim of the season died on Sunday even as she and her family were waiting for the confirmatory blood test report from a KMC clinic, a TOI investigation has revealed.
Tumpa Rajak's report was ready for delivery on Monday morning, 72 hours after her blood test and more than 24 hours after she had passed away at Marwari Relief Society Hospital. The reason: the KMC dengue clinic at Rajballabhpara, where the 37-year-old victim had got her blood test done, was shut during the weekend. The report confirmed dengue.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...t-24-hrs-after-death/articleshow/61940180.cms

Dengue at its peak this year

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, December 5
With the drop in temperatures, the dengue season has almost come to an end but with a total of 15,108 cases reported this year, it has proved to be the worst year for the state in terms of the spread of the disease.
Earlier, the highest number of cases (14,128) was reported in 2015. As per the state?s Health Department, with the night temperature going below 15 degrees Celsius, the environment is not conducive for mosquito breeding now, so rarely any new cases are being reported. The state is yet to reach any final figure on dengue deaths as suspected deaths will be reviewed next week.
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/punjab/dengue-at-its-peak-this-year/508769.html
 
West Bengal
Boy death shows virus is alive

First published on 10-Dec-2017
Our Bureau
Calcutta: A seven-year-old boy from Howrah died of dengue at SSKM Hospital early on Saturday amid fears that the outbreak might get a second wind because of rain.

Mohammad Ali had been admitted to SSKM on December 2 after he had had fever for three days. "He came down with fever on November 29 and his parents, who live in Bankra, immediately brought him to Calcutta for treatment. They were staying at a relative's house on Palm Avenue," a person known to the family said.

Mohammad was in intensive care since the day he was hospitalised. His death certificate mentions "intravascular coagulation in a case of severe dengue". A doctor said the boy had started to bleed from his nose, gums and other internal organs before his body gave up.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/boy-death-shows-virus-is-alive-192388
 
Comment: NVBDCP figures should be taken with a grain of salt. The state of Kerala for example has reported an additional 65,384 suspected cases of Dengue with 237 additional suspected fatalities in that state alone. - Ro
IndiaDengue.webp

** Provisional till 17th Dec. 2017
* Report upto 04th Oct. 2017, # Report upto 09.11.2016

C=Cases | D=Deaths

For any scientific publication, if this quoated or used for any analysis purposes, Dte.NVBDCP prior permission must be sought.
http://nvbdcp.gov.in/den-cd.html
 
No dengue, malaria deaths in Telangana, shows report
Amrita Didyala | TNN | Apr 26, 2018, 11:24 IST


HYDERABAD: In 2017, Telangana could have reported at least 35-40 dengue deaths, most of them from Hyderabad. Yet, not one gets reflected in the data complied under the ministry of health and family welfare?s ?National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme?. While it pegs the total dengue cases for the year at 3,061, it shows that the state reported no deaths during this period.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...langana-shows-report/articleshow/63921417.cms
 
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