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India: Uttar Pradesh Unidentified Fever 2019

Former councilor's daughter-in-law died of fever
Hindustan Team, Lucknow
Last updated: Sun, 24 Nov 2019 08:35 PM IST

Lucknow. Zoya (29), daughter-in-law of former correspondent Mankameshwar Ward's former councilor Javed Khan, died of fever. According to family members, her hemoglobin and platelets were steadily decreasing. The patient was admitted to KGMU, the patient Mohan Meking resident, Zoya, the wife of the younger brother of the former councilor, was suffering from fever for several days. The family admitted him to a private hospital near Daliganj. He was admitted to the trauma center of KGMU after the condition became more serious. Family members said doctors examined dengue, but it was not confirmed. But the platelets continued to decrease. The patient was shifted to Gandhi ward from the trauma. Fever did not subside and brain haemorrhage also occurred. Where Zoya died on Saturday. In this case ACMO Vector Barn Dr. KP Tripathi says that death audit will be conducted.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...-s-daughter-in-law-died-of-fever-2866244.html
 
Woman dies of fever
Meerut BureauMeerut Bureau Updated Tue, 26 Nov 2019 12:03 AM IST

Barhapur. Gullo, the daughter of Piru, a resident of Pakka Talab, a village in village Chakudaychand near village Panchayat, was under fever for the past one month. The girl was treated with fever by local doctors but no benefit was received. It is said that in the meantime, Gulhana's sister Shahana, resident of Okhla, Delhi, took Gullo with her for the high treatment of fever a month ago. Gulo was also treated in Delhi but to no avail. On Monday, Gullo (22) died in Delhi. Late in the evening when the dead body was found, he was killed Sapurd-e-Khak.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/bijnor/woman-dies-of-fever-bijnor-news-mrt4554964147

Youth dies of fever in Sadabad
Aligarh BureauAligarh Bureau Updated Tue, 26 Nov 2019 01:33 AM IST


The chain of death in fever has not stopped in Saadabad region. On Monday, a youth suffering from fever died in village Nagla Chand of Kursanda Gram Panchayat. The death of the young man caused chaos in the family. Many other people of the village are also suffering from fever, whose treatment is being done in Agra hospitals.
Ravi Kumar Putra Nathilal, a resident of village Nagla Chand told that his brother Pravesh Kumar (22 years) had fever on 21 November. He took Admissions to a private hospital in Sadabad for treatment, but was referred to Agra if the condition did not improve there. He was also treated in two hospitals in Agra. If the condition did not improve, the doctors here also asked her to be treated in Delhi. On Monday morning, at about six and a half hours, we were taken to another hospital, and died on the way. Ravi stated that his platelets were quite low. The fever was not breaking. He was also declared dengue by doctors. Here, after the death of Pravesh, there was chaos in the family.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...-from-viraul-fever-sadabad-news-ali2197477166

Youth dies due to fever, old man dies due to attack
Hindustan Team, Mainpuri
Last updated: Mon, 25 Nov 2019 11:51 PM IST

Winter has started but the effects of infectious diseases are not diminishing. On Monday, a young man died due to fever and an elderly person was attacked. After Sunday's leave at the district hospital, there was a rush of patients on Monday. More than 1200 patients underwent treatment. 30 patients were admitted to the emergency.

Wahid Hasan, son of 60-year-old Kamaruddin, a resident of Mohalla Kariyanim town of Bhogaon, was a patient. On Monday, the family brought him to the hospital after an attack. Where doctors declared him dead. In OPD, 580 male and 670 female patients registered and consulted the doctors and took medicines from the medicine counter. At the same time, 30 patients of various diseases were admitted in the emergency. In which 5 were found suffering from fever. Where treatment is ongoing for all.

Youth dies due to fever

Abject Hariom, the 22-year-old son of Bhanwar Singh, a resident of Mohalla Agra Road in the town, died of fever. Family members said that Hariom had fever two days ago. He was treated by a private doctor but did not get any benefit. The family then took him to a doctor in Shikohabad. Here the doctor referred Hariom to Agra. While going to Agra, the young man died on the way. Hariom was the only and youngest among the five sisters. There is chaos in the family after Hariom's death
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Hathras: Five-year-old child dies of fever
Aligarh BureauAligarh Bureau Updated Wed, 27 Nov 2019 12:09 AM IST

News Desk, Amar Ujala, Hathras
Hathras. A five-year-old child, resident of Bamouli kiln, a village in Mursan region, died of fever. When the condition worsened, the family rushed him to the district hospital, where he was declared dead. After which the family returned to the village with the dead body.
Virendra resident Bamouli Bhatta Mursan's five-year-old son Amit was suffering from fever for several days. He was also treated locally. But there was no improvement in his condition. Amit's condition worsened on Tuesday morning.
Seeing this, the relatives were shocked and rushed him to the district hospital in a hurry. The doctor present here saw the child and then declared him dead. Hearing this, the family started crying and crying.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...child-dies-of-fever-hathras-news-ali219836927

Two children died of fever in Marhra
Hindustan Team, Etah
Last updated: Tue, 26 Nov 2019 10:11 PM IST

Two children died of fever at Mohalla Gafurganj in the town. Due to the death of children, there was chaos in the family. Locals have demanded the Health Department to conduct an inquiry into other fever victims.

On Monday, 11-year-old son of Mohammad Kamil Afzal had high fever in Mohalla Gafurganj of the town. By the time the family took him for treatment, he died. Sindi's 12-year-old son Naushad also died of fever on Monday night. The sudden death of two children has caused panic in the town. The death of two children has caused chaos in the families of the deceased. These days people are troubled by mosquitoes in Marhra. Due to this, patients of diseases like malaria and dengue are increasing. The district administration has demanded to provide health facilities through a health camp in the town. Naresh Kumar, Mahendra Singh, Manish Kumar, Karan Kumar, Ramkumar, Chhote, Shiv Shankar etc. are prominent among those demanding. At the same time, in-charge of Cichi Marhara and PHC Mirahchi, Dr. Rahul says that he is not aware of the deaths in the town. Medicines will be distributed after getting health camps installed and tested.
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Woman dies due to fever
Meerut BureauMeerut Bureau Updated Sat, 30 Nov 2019 12:12 AM IST

Barhapur. Two people died of fever in village Mohiuddinpur and Sayohara of Badhapur police station area.
Munni Devi (58), wife of Hari Singh, resident of village Mohiuddinpur of the police station area, was suffering from fever for a week. The family admitted the woman to Nagina CHC as the condition worsened, From where he was referred to the district hospital. According to family members, during the investigation, the woman was confirmed to have dengue. The family admitted the woman to AIIMS Hospital in Rishikesh when the district hospital did not get relief from treatment. When there was no rest there, the family took the woman to PGI Chandigarh. Seeing the woman's condition from there, the doctors raised their hands. Returning home, the victim died on the way. On the other hand, Sayohara resident Shabani Shabahat alias Tina's son late Syed Shabahat Hussain was in the grip of fever for several days. At first, his treatment was done in Sayohara itself. On not getting rest, the family brought him to Bijnor, but the condition continued to worsen here. The family took him to Delhi for better treatment. On Friday, the young man died during treatment. A wave of mourning raged in the city due to the news of power. The deceased has been supplanted after the prayers of Jumme. A wave of mourning raged in the city. The deceased has been supplanted after the prayers of Jumme. A wave of mourning raged in the city. The deceased has been supplanted after the prayers of Jumme.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...ng-woman-from-fever-bijnor-news-mrt4562011147
 
Fever took the girl's life
Hindustan team, Farrukhabad Kannauj
Last updated: Sat, 30 Nov 2019 10:36 PM IST

One girl died due to fever. This caused chaos in the family. The four-year-old daughter of Shanu, a resident of Garhi Mohalla of the city, was suffering from fever for twenty days. On this, the first family got treatment in the town. When there was no improvement, the family took him to the city hospital for treatment. When his condition improved two days ago, the family brought him home. Janav's condition deteriorated on Friday. Now the family could take him somewhere before he died. On this, mother Sabina, son Faizan, Alpi, Rua are crying badly. The father said that the daughter died due to typhoid. He told that he got enough treatment for the daughter but could not save her. Later, the body of the daughter was cremated.

Health team reached Khajuria village on the death of two children

Amritpur In Khajuria village, two children died due to mysterious illness. On this, the health team arrived here on Saturday. Seeing five sick children, they have been given medicine. The team also interacted with the villagers. Family members said that they treated the children in the city hospital but they could not survive. Dr. Pramit Rajput, incharge of Rajepur CHC, Gaurav Verma reached the village with the health team. Interacted with the villagers. The doctor said that five children are ill in the village with stomach ache and cough. Children have been given medicines after seeing them. Drink hot water, it has also been suggested to use mosquito nets. He told that no one is sick with communicable disease. The villagers have been told that if there is any problem, then there is a primary health center nearby.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...story-fever-took-the-girl-s-life-2876495.html
 
Child and two elderly people die of respiratory disease due to fever
Publish Date: Sun, 01 Dec 2019 10:43 PM (IST)

Mainpuri Jas. The effect of change of weather is visible on health. The number of fever patients is increasing rapidly. While one child succumbed to pneumonia, two elderly people also died of respiratory disease.
Jasan, Mainpuri: The fever is still not stopping. A child succumbed to pneumonia, while two elderly people died of respiratory disease. Saffai has been referred to a dozen patients suffering from fever.

On Sunday, patients suffering from fever rose in the emergency of the district hospital. Kunal (2 months) son Pankaj Singh, resident of Muhalla Chapatti of the city, was ill with pneumonia. On Sunday, when the situation worsened, the relatives took him to the emergency of the district hospital, where the doctors declared him dead. Satish Chandra Jain (65), a resident of Mohalla Saravagyan, was also brought to the hospital after his condition deteriorated due to respiratory disease, where doctors also declared him dead. Girand Singh (75), a resident of the town Bichwaan, was rushed to emergency in the condition of gaspig when the condition worsened due to respiratory disease. He also succumbed during treatment.


EMO Dr. Rajesh Yadav says that patients with fever are reaching emergency. On Sunday, Varuni (24) resident of Sansarpur of Kotwali area got fever, Jyoti Tiraha resident Aaradhya (5) daughter Anirudh and Bhanaut resident of Bichhwan Sundari (nine months) daughter Raghavendra suffered fever and seizures and Atharva (two and a half months) son Harshit got fever. Referred to Saifai when the condition worsens.
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-prades...o-fever-and-respiratory-disease-19806810.html
 
Winter-related diseases are dominating, three died in district hospital
Agra BureauAgra Bureau Updated Mon, 02 Dec 2019 12:09 AM IST


Mainpuri.
In winter, cold-related diseases have started spreading in the district. On Sunday, three patients died of fever, pneumonia and heart attack at the district hospital. 19 patients were admitted in critical condition.
Due to OPD holiday on Sunday, there was a rush of patients in the emergency of the District Hospital since morning. Here 19 patients were admitted after suffering from fever, cold diarrhea, asthma, pneumonia etc. Kunal, the two-month-old son of Pankaj Singh, a resident of the city's Mohalla Chapatti, had complained of pneumonia for two days. The family was treating him at a private doctor. On Sunday, he took him to the district hospital in critical condition. Here doctors declared him dead. 65-year-old Satish Chandra Jain, a resident of the city's Mohalla Saravagyan, was at his home on Sunday morning when he suddenly suffered severe chest pain.
The family took him to the district hospital, where doctors declared him dead. Doctors said that he had a heart attack. Ramkishan, 62, a resident of Muralipur in Rajasthan, was in his kinship here on Agra Road in the city. He was suffering from fever for the last two days. Relatives were treating him at a private doctor. When the condition worsened, he took him to the district hospital, where doctors declared him dead.
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ICU ward overload from fever patients, one innocent killed
Hindustan team, Maharajganj
Last updated: Fri, 06 Dec 2019 12:05 AM IST

The outbreak of viral fever has increased with cold. Most innocent people are suffering from this disease. This has caused the district hospital's encephalitis ICU to be overloaded. Two-two innocent people are being treated on one bed. During treatment, one innocent died on Thursday morning. Doctors fear him of acute encephalitis syndrome (AES). Here, due to increase in fever patients, the health department has become worried due to the possibility of encephalitis. The CMO has issued instructions to medical officers in charge to do fever trekking of every fever victim.

A 15-bed encephalitis ICU ward is operated in the district hospital for acute fever of fever and encephalitis. Of this, a five-bed encephalitis ICU in a separate chamber for potential encephalitis victims has been secured. Children suffering from fever, dengue, chikungunya etc. are admitted to the ten-bed encephalitis ICU. Here, fever patients have increased as the cold has increased for a week. On Thursday, 21 children suffering from fever were admitted to the ten-bed encephalitis ICU. Out of these, Awadhraj (6 years) resident of Dubauli died during treatment.

Dr. Rakesh Srivastava of Encephalitis ICU said that the serum has been sent to sample pathology for examination. It will be reported on Friday. Avadhraj was having a shock with high fever. Depending on the symptom, he is suspected of acute encephalitis syndrome (AES).
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar-pradesh/maharajganj/story-icu-ward-overload-from-fever-patients-one-innocent-killed-2885333.html

Three children died of fever and pneumonia.
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Thu, 05 Dec 2019 10:27 PM IST


Bahraich Due to the constantly changing weather in the Terai, innocent people are suffering from fever and pneumonia. Three innocents died during treatment in the Children's Ward of the Medical College late in the evening. All of them were suffering from innocent fever and pneumonia. Two of the dead are residents of Shravasti district. On the other hand, 14 more patients suffering from various diseases have been admitted to the medical college. The condition of three patients is said to be critical. He has been admitted to the PICU ward.
The weather in the Terai is changing rapidly. Chances of children getting sick are also increasing due to change of weather. Everyday innocent people are coming to medical college for treatment. Shalini (5) daughter Satish Chandra, resident of Harirajpur village under Ranipur police station, was admitted to the medical college due to fever. Shalini stopped breathing late Wednesday evening while undergoing treatment at the Medical College here.
At the same time, Nazreen (6 months) daughter Akram and Swati (two months) daughter Ramkaran, residents of Ekona, in Shravasti district also died during treatment. According to doctors, Nazrin and Swati were also suffering from pneumonia. All three patients were admitted to the Children's Ward's PICU. But patients did not benefit while undergoing treatment in the PICU ward.
Family members of innocent people went home with weeping bodies. Meanwhile, 14 more patients with fever and pneumonia have been admitted to the Children's Ward. The condition of three patients is said to be critical. He has been admitted to the PICU of Children's Ward.
Take care of the innocent in the changing season, the
district falls in the Terai region. The weather in Terai is changing rapidly. In such a situation, parents of zero to five years old should take full care of them. Also arrange bonfire to prevent cold. Massage the hot oil with the rib fast. Vomiting, diarrhea and fast breathing should be treated by doctors immediately.
- Dr. KK Verma, senior pediatrician
came in critical condition innocent
All treatment facilities are available in the medical college. All patients are being given medicine from the hospital. The three patients who died during treatment. His family brought him in critical condition. One of these patients was also referred to Lucknow. But for some reason he could not go to Lucknow. All innocent patients were treated under the supervision of physicians, but the condition did not improve.
- Dr. DK Singh, Chief Medical Inspector
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Denied ambulance, UP woman forced to carry body of her child home
As the parents of the deceased had no money, they began walking carrying their child. The boy’s mother said he passed away while they were on the way home.
INDIA Updated: May 28, 2019 09:08 IST
Asian News International
Shahjahanpur (Uttar Pradesh)


A shocking incident has come to the fore in Shahjahanpur, where a woman was forced to carry the body of her child home as no ambulance was provided to them.

Speaking to ANI, the deceased’s father said his child was taken to a hospital here earlier today after he was diagnosed with high fever.

“We took our child to the hospital in the morning. The doctors told us to take him elsewhere for treatment. We asked them for a vehicle but they refused. There were three ambulances parked in the premises. I do not know why we were denied one,” he claimed.

As the parents of the deceased had no money, they began walking carrying their child. The boy’s mother said he passed away while they were on the way home.
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https://www.hindustantimes.com/indi...-child-home/story-XXjy7yIBJ79oE9chYklslI.html
 
Elderly breath stopped due to fever in Maduri
Hindustan Team, Fatehpur
Last updated: Sun, 08 Dec 2019 11:45 PM IST

An elderly person suffering from fever for over a week died during treatment on Sunday. Earlier, the family admitted him to Kanpur, where he was discharged after some relief after treatment. On reaching home, his health deteriorated and he died.

Sivaram Sonkar, a resident of Maduri village in police station area, was suffering from fever for the last week. The family first treated him locally but due to lack of relief and worsening health, he took him to Kanpur, where during treatment he also got blood in vomit several times. After treatment, he got some relief and the doctor discharged him. The family reached home with him a day earlier. His sudden health worsened on Sunday. He died before his family could take him anywhere. It is being told that currently around two dozen people are suffering from fever in Maduri village. Those who have fever also complain of joint pain. All the people are getting their treatment in private hospitals.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...h-stopped-due-to-fever-in-maduri-2890844.html
 
Death toll due to dengue from house to house in Kanpur, five more lives
Senior Correspondent, Kanpur
Last updated: Tue, 10 Dec 2019 02:22 AM IST

Dengue deaths have become a sore throat for the CMO. Door-to-door teams are getting the details of the deaths. Two teams are in government and private hospitals, registers are being checked there. On Monday, people told the team of Malaria Department that went to Barra-2 and told them the problems. However, intensive fogging has been reintroduced for the current cases of dengue and malaria. Five more people have died of the disease, so far 207 deaths have occurred due to dengue.


Following instructions from the government, records of dengue deaths are being collected and officials are arriving at names and addresses. Some people from the team spraying anti-larvae in Barra-2 complained that it is difficult to live with mosquitoes. Meanwhile, in Kalyanpur, the team which went for spraying anti-larvae was surrounded by people and taking them to their locality. Muhibul Hassan resident Juhi, who died on Sunday, died in a private hospital in Govindnagar. Shyamnagar resident of Narang Kumar died in Naubasta. Ram Kripal resident Naubasta died Sunday night in a private hospital there. Kasturi lives in a nursing home in Kalyanpur, a resident of the housing development.

Ganga Prasad resident Nawabganj died in a hospital in Kakadev. Shalu Saini, wife of Anand Saini, a resident of Sahibnagar in Kalyanpur, was suffering from fever for several days. He was admitted to a nursing home when the condition worsened. The investigation confirmed dengue. The doctors referred to Halut when the condition was critical. Shalu succumbed while going to the hospital.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...ue-from-house-to-house-in-kanpur-2893080.html
 
Marriage death due to fever due to weather
Hindustan team, Banda
Last updated: Wed, 11 Dec 2019 09:46 PM IST

Sickness is increasing due to seasonal changes and growing cold. The number of patients suffering from fever, pneumonia, inhaled cough is increasing. Infectious diseases from mosquito outbreaks are also not giving up the pursuit of people. Married to fever and anemia, the married woman died in the district hospital.

Sickness is increasing due to frequent seasonal changes. The number of patients suffering from viral fever, fever, colds and cold is increasing day by day. As soon as the hospital opens, there is a long line of patients in the form counter. After the form is cut, the patients stand outside the doctors' chests and wait for their turn. Kalavati (35) wife Lakhan, resident of Murwal village in Baberu Kotwali area, was suffering from fever for many days. There was also a lack of blood in his body. He was treated by private doctors of the village. But there was no improvement in his condition. His condition worsened on Tuesday afternoon. He was admitted to the district hospital. While undergoing treatment, he died on Wednesday morning. The doctor said that the woman was suffering from blood loss with fever.
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Two died of weather fever due to cold winds
Kanpur BureauKanpur Bureau Updated Sat, 14 Dec 2019 11:36 PM IST

Chitrakoot Due to the changing weather patterns due to cold winds and rain, diseases have started spreading. The number of patients with fever and abdominal pain has increased rapidly in hospitals. On Saturday, two youths suffering from fever died while undergoing treatment at the district hospital. At the same time, one has been admitted due to cold.
Parag (35) son of Bharatkup, son Arjun and son Ramshardha (30) resident of Semardha village of Manikpur block, Banshi were admitted to the district hospital after fever. Both died during treatment on Saturday. It has been learned that many patients of fever and abdominal pain are admitted in the district hospital. Apart from this, Yogendra Kumar son Ramprasad resident of Chamraunha of Manikpur has been admitted to the district hospital due to cold. On the other hand, doctors say that fever and stomach pain are increasing due to changing weather. At this time people need to be vigilant.
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Couple dies of illness
Rajapur On Friday evening in Kali Maharani Mohalla, the elderly couple died due to illness. According to family members, Chandrakali (75) was suffering from leprosy for many years. Husband Ramlal (80) was unable to walk. Both died within a few hours on Friday evening. The couple's death caused chaos in the house. The deceased has five sons and two daughters. The elder son has already died. conversation
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...ue-to-cold-winds-chitrakutt-news-knp532219044
 
Old death due to high fever
Kanpur BureauKanpur Bureau Updated Sun, 15 Dec 2019 10:42 PM IST

Mahoba Due to sudden rise of cold people are vulnerable to various diseases. On Sunday, an old woman died in a district hospital due to high fever. Gopal Singh (70) son Madhav Singh, resident of village Prakash Bamhauri of Lavkushanagar police station in Madhya Pradesh, suddenly worsened on Sunday morning. On the complaint of high fever and chest pain, the family brought him to the district hospital in a hurry. Where he died during treatment. The family was shocked by the incident.
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Two died of fever, three referred
Kanpur BureauKanpur Bureau Updated Mon, 16 Dec 2019 06:45 PM IST

Chitrakoot Two including the innocent died due to fever. While the condition of three including the retired doctor is critical, doctors have referred to Prayagraj. Doctors have expressed the possibility of the deceased having brain fever.
These days after the onset of cold, the number of meningitis patients is increasing rapidly in the district. Six-month-old son Sooraj of Ramnarayan of Nibi village of Mau police station area was treated with fever in a private hospital for two days. When the condition did not improve, the family took Mau to CHC. Where the doctors referred him to the district hospital. Innocent died while bringing treatment late Sunday evening. Due to which there was chaos in the family. Apart from this, his wife Sanjha Lal, a resident of Kaubra, died on Monday morning after high fever. Family members said that after his sudden high fever in the village, he died on the way when he was coming to the district hospital after his condition deteriorated.
In addition, retired Ayurvedic physician BL Ojha, son Babulal Ojha resident brought Chakmali resident to the district hospital after suffering from brain fever. Seeing the critical condition, doctors have referred to Prayagraj. Itwa Rapura resident Binda Prasad son Ramnihore and Sakraunha resident Ganga son Santosh have also been referred to Prayagraj from the district hospital due to fever. Significantly, patients suffering from encephalitis in the district hospital are not being treated. Due to which doctors have to refer. CMS Dr. RK Gupta told that medicines related to fever are present in the hospital. Patients are referred if there is no recovery due to acute condition.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...r-three-referred-chitrakutt-news-knp532483923

Youth dies of fever during treatment
Hindustan Team, Fatehpur
Last updated: Mon, 16 Dec 2019 11:55 PM IST

The fever havoc in the district is not yet over. Many villagers still suffer from fever in many villages. In the town, a youth suffering from fever for the last two days died on Monday during treatment. Told that the treatment of the young man was going on in Kanpur. Where he was also confirmed to have dengue.

Om Shankar Shukla, a resident of the town was retired from the Navy. Family members said that he had high fever two days ago. At first he got local treatment but due to lack of relief and seeing his condition deteriorating, his family members admitted him to a hospital in Kanpur. Where he was investigated in private pathology, he was confirmed to have dengue in the investigation report. He died on Monday in the hospital during his treatment. When the information about the case reached the village, there was chaos in the family. Om Shankar Shukla leaves two children behind him. The family cremated the dead body in Kanpur. Family members said that his native village is Hardaspur.
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Three dead including two innocent people suffering from fever and stomachache
Kanpur BureauKanpur Bureau Updated Tue, 24 Dec 2019 11:06 PM IST

Chitrakoot The cold falling in the last week of December is proving deadly. On Monday, many patients with fever and colds were admitted to the district hospital. Apart from this, three have died including two suffering from abdominal pain and fever.
Ahmad Putra Kallukhan, a resident of Farasan Tola, Taraunha, was ill for several days. On Monday, family members were bringing him to the district hospital for treatment due to sudden high abdominal pain and fever, but he died on the way. Allurakha, the five-year-old son of Abdul, a resident of Old Bazar Karvi, was admitted to the district hospital by family members with pneumonia fever. He was killed by doctors on the way to Prayagraj. Apart from this, on Monday, the family of four-year-old Sultan, son of Kailha village, brought the family to a private hospital in Manikpur due to sudden illness. Where doctors asked him to take him to the district hospital. He died on the way to the district hospital. In the same sequence, Urmila, resident of Khoh village, Ramlali Yadav, resident of Bankat, Poonam Patel of Kasahai village, Rajesh Tiwari of Sitapur village, Suresh Cole of Badi Madan were admitted to the hospital for treatment of fever and stomachache.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/chitrakoot/three-dead-including-two-innocent-people-suffering-from-fever-and-stomachache-chitrakutt-news-knp5342173125

Three died due to fever and breath, child also succumbed
Hindustan Team, Mainpuri
Last updated: Sat, 28 Dec 2019 12:06 AM IST

Continuation of deaths in the hospital continues even in the cold winter in the district. An old man, including two aged people, succumbed to fever and breath and a 5-year-old child succumbed to pneumonia. More than 7 hundred patients underwent treatment in OPD.

Komal Singh, a 100-year-old resident of village Tilliani in Karhal police station area, was suffering from fever and breathlessness. When the condition worsened, the family brought an emergency. Where doctors declared him dead after investigation. Similarly, 95 year old Narpal Singh Chauhan, resident of village Simrai of Bichhwan police station area, was suffering from fever and breathlessness. When the condition worsened, his family also brought him to the hospital. Where doctors declared him dead. 61-year-old Atarshree, a resident of Nagla Daulat in Karhal police station area, was brought to Emergency after the condition deteriorated. Where doctors declared him dead.

More than 700 patients arrived for treatment

A resident of Mohalla Bagwan of Nagar, Nihal's 5-year-old son Ahil was suffering from pneumonia. The family brought an emergency when the condition was critical. Where he died during treatment. On Friday, more than 7 hundred female men registered at the OPD of the district hospital and took medicines from the medicine counter after consulting doctors. At the same time, 20 patients of various diseases were admitted in the emergency. Where treatment is ongoing for all.
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