Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
3 fatalities reported;
F/19 hospitalized for 10 days died 7/7 in Mysuru
F/35 died 7/7 in Mandya
F/22 died "recently"
Hospitals in Mysuru are experiencing a bed shortage.
Source: http://starofmysore.com/viral-fever-deaths-continue-haunt-mysuru-mandya/
Two patients on one bed, others forced to sleep on floor in this hospital
By Team Asianet Newsable | 08:43 PM July 04, 2017
Two patients were seen sharing beds at the Chamarajanagar district hospital
Others were seen sleeping on the floor of the hospital
Many with complaints of dengue and fever had got admitted to the hospital
Though hospital can take in 300 patients, more than 1,000 patients are seen visiting the hospital
...
The hospital has the 300-bed capacity, and the patients are more than it can admit. However, the hospital authorities decided to admit all of them than sending them away. But they could not even arrange for bed spreads or beds to be put on the ground.
The main reason for so many patients thronging the hospital is said to be the fear of dengue and viral fever. With the change of weather, many are suffering from fever, and as most of them have symptoms of dengue, they are thronging the hospital.
The Public TV reports said that per day there are at least 250 patients with symptoms of dengue and 1,500 people with viral fever coming to the hospital.
...
http://newsable.asianetnews.tv/karn...loor-in-this-hospital-chamarajanagar-hospital
Bengaluru's hospitals flooded with viral fever cases
DH News Service, Bengaluru, Jul 7 2017, 2:00 IST
?
The hospitals in the city are flooded with cases of viral fever with dengue-like symptoms. According to the doctors, the hospitals are running short of beds and rooms as they are filled with patients who have been admitted due to new viral fever cases.
?We are seeing new viral cases every day. Many hospitals across the city are filled with patients, some of them even admitted in the ICU,? said Dr Sudarshan Ballal, chairman, Manipal Hospital.
Dr Sudha Menon, internal medicine, Fortis Hospital, said that we see at least 10 patients with viral fever each day. They even have symptoms of dengue.Doctors, however, said that they have to wait for the government to confirm whether the new viral fever is dengue.
...
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/621392/bengalurus-hospitals-flooded-viral-fever.html
F/19 hospitalized for 10 days died 7/7 in Mysuru
F/35 died 7/7 in Mandya
F/22 died "recently"
Hospitals in Mysuru are experiencing a bed shortage.
Source: http://starofmysore.com/viral-fever-deaths-continue-haunt-mysuru-mandya/
Two patients on one bed, others forced to sleep on floor in this hospital
By Team Asianet Newsable | 08:43 PM July 04, 2017
Two patients were seen sharing beds at the Chamarajanagar district hospital
Others were seen sleeping on the floor of the hospital
Many with complaints of dengue and fever had got admitted to the hospital
Though hospital can take in 300 patients, more than 1,000 patients are seen visiting the hospital
...
The hospital has the 300-bed capacity, and the patients are more than it can admit. However, the hospital authorities decided to admit all of them than sending them away. But they could not even arrange for bed spreads or beds to be put on the ground.
The main reason for so many patients thronging the hospital is said to be the fear of dengue and viral fever. With the change of weather, many are suffering from fever, and as most of them have symptoms of dengue, they are thronging the hospital.
The Public TV reports said that per day there are at least 250 patients with symptoms of dengue and 1,500 people with viral fever coming to the hospital.
...
http://newsable.asianetnews.tv/karn...loor-in-this-hospital-chamarajanagar-hospital
Bengaluru's hospitals flooded with viral fever cases
DH News Service, Bengaluru, Jul 7 2017, 2:00 IST
?
The hospitals in the city are flooded with cases of viral fever with dengue-like symptoms. According to the doctors, the hospitals are running short of beds and rooms as they are filled with patients who have been admitted due to new viral fever cases.
?We are seeing new viral cases every day. Many hospitals across the city are filled with patients, some of them even admitted in the ICU,? said Dr Sudarshan Ballal, chairman, Manipal Hospital.
Dr Sudha Menon, internal medicine, Fortis Hospital, said that we see at least 10 patients with viral fever each day. They even have symptoms of dengue.Doctors, however, said that they have to wait for the government to confirm whether the new viral fever is dengue.
...
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/621392/bengalurus-hospitals-flooded-viral-fever.html
