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India: ?Mystery Fever? scares Koobaheri village
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Re: India: ?Mystery Fever? scares Koobaheri village
The article above also contains the revealing text (indicating that more than one illness may be present):
Meanwhile, a doctor in the local Government Dispensary, Satvir Kaur denied the outbreak of any unusual fever and said most of the deaths were caused by common ailments. She said that a PGI medical team had surveyed the village and found no symptoms of any dreaded disease or mystery ailment. She also claimed that health authorities have already taken precautionary measures and sprayed insecticide around the village.
While, the villager?s claims are officially denied, off camera some officials privately confided that the number of deaths and the symptoms indicated that something is amiss. Villagers demand that the administration take immediate action to prevent any more persons falling victim to the disease ? whatever it is.
The article above also contains the revealing text (indicating that more than one illness may be present):
Meanwhile, a doctor in the local Government Dispensary, Satvir Kaur denied the outbreak of any unusual fever and said most of the deaths were caused by common ailments. She said that a PGI medical team had surveyed the village and found no symptoms of any dreaded disease or mystery ailment. She also claimed that health authorities have already taken precautionary measures and sprayed insecticide around the village.
While, the villager?s claims are officially denied, off camera some officials privately confided that the number of deaths and the symptoms indicated that something is amiss. Villagers demand that the administration take immediate action to prevent any more persons falling victim to the disease ? whatever it is.