Two more people have been killed in 'mystery' in Erode district
Registration: July 28, 2017 09:41
Two more people have died due to mysterious fever in Erode district. Preventive action is taking place in full swing in Erode, as many die for mysterious fever.
Vimala
Erode:
Erode district has a high dengue fever. More than 15 people have died in various parts of the district.
Two more people have died in the dengue fever. Thanavel Wimala (age 27) is a building worker from Kannamalai near Sathyamangalam.
Vimala has had a fever last four days. He was then admitted to a private hospital in Sathyamangalam. The government was hospitalized due to lack of flu.
The doctors examined there found that he had dengue. In turn, the team of doctors took serious treatment.
Then he was admitted to the Coimbatore Government Medical College Hospital. But he died miserably without any treatment.
Many people have died in the mammal epidemic in Bhavani Antiyur. But for the first time in the Sathiyamangalam, a woman died of dengue fever has caused some sort of fear among the people.
His daughter Nandini (17) is from Nallamuthu, Nallamuthu. He was studying in the upper secondary school, Plus II. Mrs. Nandini had a mysterious fever last week. Nandini was admitted to Erode Government Hospital in Kodumudi private hospital.
But Nandini died poorly without treatment. In the Erode District, the preventive measure is taking place in full swing as many die of mysterious fever. Many people have died in the mammal episode. But for the first time in the Sathiyamangalam, a woman died of dengue fever has caused some sort of fear among the people. His daughter Nandini (17) is from Nallamuthu, Nallamuthu. He was studying in the upper secondary school, Plus II. Mrs. Nandini had a mysterious fever last week. Nandini was admitted to Erode Government Hospital in Kodumudi private hospital. But Nandini died poorly without treatment. In the Erode District, the preventive measure is taking place in full swing as many die of mysterious fever. Many people have died in the mammal episode. But for the first time in the Sathiyamangalam, a woman died of dengue fever has caused some sort of fear among the people. His daughter Nandini (17) is from Nallamuthu, Nallamuthu. He was studying in the upper secondary school, Plus II. Mrs. Nandini had a mysterious fever last week. Nandini was admitted to Erode Government Hospital in Kodumudi private hospital. But Nandini died poorly without treatment. In the Erode District, the preventive measure is taking place in full swing as many die of mysterious fever. But for the first time in the Sathiyamangalam, a woman died of dengue fever has caused some sort of fear among the people. His daughter Nandini (17) is from Nallamuthu, Nallamuthu. He was studying in the upper secondary school, Plus II. Mrs. Nandini had a mysterious fever last week. Nandini was admitted to Erode Government Hospital in Kodumudi private hospital. But Nandini died poorly without treatment. In the Erode District, the preventive measure is taking place in full swing as many die of mysterious fever. But for the first time in the Sathiyamangalam, a woman died of dengue fever has caused some sort of fear among the people. Nallamuthu's daughter Nandini (17) is from Nallamuthu, the goddess of the colossus in Kodumudi. He was studying in the upper secondary school, Plus II. Mrs. Nandini had a mysterious fever last week. Nandini was admitted to Erode Government Hospital in Kodumudi private hospital. But Nandini died poorly without treatment. In the Erode District, the preventive measure is taking place in full swing as many die of mysterious fever. He was studying in the upper secondary school, Plus II. Mrs. Nandini had a mysterious fever last week. Nandini was admitted to Erode Government Hospital in Kodumudi private hospital. But Nandini died poorly without treatment. In the Erode District, the preventive measure is taking place in full swing for many victims of mystery fever. He was studying in the upper secondary school, Plus II. Mrs. Nandini had a mysterious fever last week. Nandini was admitted to Erode Government Hospital in Kodumudi private hospital. But Nandini died poorly without treatment. In the Erode District, the preventive measure is taking place in full swing as many die of mysterious fever.
http://www.maalaimalar.com/News/Stat...e-district.vpf
Dengue near Hosur? Turbulent civilians
Published 28-Jul-2017 09:52 IST Updated at 11:52 IST
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Hosur: Many people and school students suffer from mysterious fever due to the health disorder in Bagalkur area.
Krishnagiri district is located near Hosur in the state of Karnataka near Hosur. People in this area often go to work in Bengaluru and Malar.
The mosquito nuisance is very high since the waste water canal is not cleaned in many places in the Pudhalur panchayat and in Pagalur.
Some of the river flows in the river in the area of the river and pouring the meat waste, and the river coming from Bangalore is mixed with waste water and the river is completely polluted and stinking.
The affected civilians go to the Pagalur Primary Health Center, the nearby private hospital and others for treatment.
More than 100 villagers go to Dheevarpalli, Sapatpuram, Lingapooppu, Citizettu and Mughalpally for the Begalur Primary Health Center.
The immediate area should be cleaned and maintained in this area, Spray the mosquito. The general public has demanded to be aware of the mysterious fever.
Last few days ago, a former Panchayat chairman of the Godhra school lost his life due to the mystery.
http://tamil.eenaduindia.com/State/k...l-in-Hosur.vpf
Toddler dies of mysterious fever, kin allege dengue
TNN | Jul 28, 2017, 12:59 AM IST
Salem: A one-year-old toddler died of a mysterious fever at the Mettur government hospital on Wednesday. The relatives of the child claimed that he died of dengue.
The deceased has been identified as R Sriram, son of K Ramesh, 32, of Acchankadu near Mettur.
The father admitted the toddler at a private hospital in Mettur on July 20. But toddler condition did not improve even after days of treatment. "He has been suffering from a mysterious fever for the last two weeks," Ramesh said.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/c...w/59799140.cms
