Kerala
Nipah virus: Toll 16, scientists also find cases of Japanese Encephalitis
Three cases of JE have also been detected from the suspected Nipah virus infection samples that were sent to the National Institute of Virology (NIV) in Pune.
Written by Anuradha Mascarenhas | Pune | Updated: June 2, 2018 11:28:57 am
While Nipah virus infection has claimed 16 lives in Kerala, scientists at the Manipal Virus Research Centre (MVRC) have also detected a few cases of Japanese Encephalitis (JE). Three cases of JE have also been detected from the suspected Nipah virus infection samples that were sent to the National Institute of Virology (NIV) in Pune.
Now, scientists at NIV have urged that Japanese Encephalitis virus should also be considered for diagnosis while screening for Nipah virus infection. The MVRC lab was the first one to identify Nipah virus infection in Kozhikode on May 18. There is no vaccine for the virus, which can cause encephalitis or inflammation of the brain. No confirmed cases of Nipah virus infection have been found outside Kerala till now, said scientists.
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http://indianexpress.com/article/in...of-japanese-encephalitis-kerala-pune-5201088/
Uttar Pradesh (machine translated)
UP: CM! Encephalitis is in danger 3,000 innocent
Manish Mishra, Gorakhpur
Last updated: Sat, 02 Jun 2018 01:54 PM IST
brd college in gorakhpur
The Japanese encephalitis (JE) is in the heart of Gorakhpur district. There are more than 3,000 innocent people in this Jada disease ji. Yes it is true. The JE vaccine has reached the brink of ending stock in the district. Due to which these innocents have not yet received the vaccine of Je.
The danger
of the Japanese Encephalitis vaccine is over in the district.
More than 3,000 months of innocence seem to have
been sent to the capital every month. JE's vaccine has been sent to the capital. Three times the demand is not available, the vaccine
is less than one week left by the stock, Varanasi. Getting vaccine
In the Purvanchal, the Japanese encephalitis (JE) is once again wreaking havoc. More than 50 innocent people have died in BRD Medical College so far. In spite of this, the official is not sensitive about the control of this disease. Alam is the JE vaccine in the district on the verge of ending. Only 200 injections in the CMO office will be avoided. However, 3000 mosques are vaccinated every month in the district. With the end of the vaccine, the life of the innocent has grown on the crisis. The department claims that 40 thousand vaccines have been demanded.
"It is true that there is a crisis of je vaccine. This vaccine is imported from China. Approximately 1000 vaccines are being processed from Varanasi. This will reduce some crisis. Only children will be allowed to remain
vaccinated. " Dr. Iv Vishwakarma, Additional CMO and Vaccination Incharge
Regular vaccinations are included in
a decade ago by the government, JE vaccination has been included in regular immunization. From April 2013, every child is vaccinated in two stages. The first vaccine is from nine months to 12 months and the second vaccine starts from 16 months to 16 years of age. This vaccine protects from JE throughout the child's lifetime.
The Board has ended in the vaccine
BRD Medical College has so far recruited about 200 innocents with encephalitis this year. Of which more than 65 have died. It is not that the crisis of Jei vaccine is only in the district. Even in Deoria, Kushinagar and Maharajganj of Mandal, the vaccine is close to completion. Because of this, the ED Health Office has also demanded a vaccine of about one lakh JE from the regime.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...litis-is-in-danger-3000-innocent-1991826.html
Himachal Pradesh
First case of Japanese fever in Himachal, Report positive, stir
Sumit Thakur, Amar Ujala, Shimla Updated Sat, 02 Jun 2018 01:00 PM IST
Japanese encephalitis case in IGMC, Shimla
The first case of Japanese fever has surfaced in Himachal. This fever has been revealed in a report of a child suffering from brain fever from Dharmpur from Himachal Pradesh's District Solan. Report has come from Pune. After stirring, enter the hospital and the children's samples have also been sent to Pune.
IGMC had reached half a dozen children suffering from brain fever from Dharmapur area of Solan district. Given the serious situation, a child was admitted to ICU. Blood samples of this child were sent to Pune. Now the report has come.
IGMC Senior Medical Superintendent Dr Janak Raj confirmed the arrival of the report. Here, this virus has been mentioned in the report sent from Pune. But the Health Department does not agree with it yet. The reason for the argument is that if the second report is positive then it can be the first case of Himachal.
https://www.amarujala.com/shimla/japanese-encephalitis-case-in-igmc-shimla?pageId=1