India: Uttar Pradesh Unidentified Fever 2019

[Ronan Kelly]

Child dies due to fever, villagers in panic
Agra BureauAgra Bureau Updated Sun, 18 Aug 2019 11:25 PM IST


Bever. Infectious diseases are not being controlled in the district. On Saturday, the child resident of village Maddapur Khas of Bever region died. According to family members, he was suffering from fever for a week. When the condition worsened, he took him to Farrukhabad, but doctors could not save his life.
Yashveer, the six-year-old son of Umesh Kumar, a resident of Maddapur Khas, a village in Beawar, had a fever a week ago. Taken to a physician in Bever for treatment. The doctor prescribed medicines after seeing them. After three days of medication, when there was no rest, the family took him to Farrukhabad.
He was undergoing treatment there since then. Umesh Kumar said that he died on Saturday evening. He said that three children of village resident Guddu Shakya, two children of Collector Singh, including Ram Singh and Raju are suffering from fever in many houses.
Villagers say that if the Health Department does not come to the village soon and give treatment, then more people may have to die.
Umesh Kumar got Yashveer treated at a beaver stool on fever. The scabbard started treating the fever without any investigation. Yashveer Singh's condition worsened due to lack of proper treatment. By the time the family took her to Farrukhabad for better treatment, her intestines had become infected. Blood samples were taken here and ultrasound was done. The child died even before the investigation report came out.
District Hospital's pediatrician Dr Abhishek Dubey said that if the child was treated at the right time after being examined, his life could have been saved. He told that fever occurs due to typhoid. If the treatment is not taken at the right time, there is ulcer in the intestines.
Due to this there is a fear of rupture of the intestines and death of the patient is also possible. Also, if timely treatment is not taken in viral fever, platelets are reduced, such a condition can be fatal. It is very important to know the reason for fever before treatment.
The matter has not been brought to the notice, the team will be sent to the village and the fever will be treated. If needed, he will be admitted to the district hospital. -Dr. AK Pandey, CMO.
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Ten children admitted to high fever and tremors
Hindustan Team, Lakhimpurkheri
Last updated: Sun, 18 Aug 2019 06:02 PM IST

The number of children suffering from high fever and tremors is increasing rapidly. This can be gauged from the fact that on Sunday, ten unaccompanied children were admitted to the Children's Ward in this way. On Sunday, Mahipal's 12-year-old daughter Suhanidevi, who lived in Tatarpur in the Children's Ward of the district hospital, Amit Kumar's ten-year-old daughter Harmeet, Vijaypal's ten-year-old daughter Shivani, Mubarak Ali's ten-month-old son Shahbaz, Musir's ten-year-old Daughter Palali, Arran's three-year-old daughter Sira, Siyaram's 12-year-old son Anshu, Lalit Kumar's five-year-old daughter Sandhya, Omprakash's 12-year-old daughter Poonam, Lalaram's eight-year-old daughter. Scores Radhe was admitted. All children admitted have fever and tremors. On the other hand, in the hospital records, five were shown to suffer from fever, four due to shock and one child suffering from stomach bleeding.

Two referred eight discharged

On Sunday, two children admitted to the Children's Ward were referred to Lucknow after their condition became critical. At the same time, eight children were discharged. The two children took away their family without telling them.

Children ward going full in the evening

For two consecutive days, the number of children in the children's ward is reaching between 24 and 28 in the evening. To reduce this, the health department is referring to some, while discharging some is running the work. Till Sunday afternoon, 22 children were admitted to the ward and undergoing treatment.
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[Ronan Kelly]

Sitapur: One more death due to suspected fever in Gondlamau
Hindustan Dialogue, Sitapur.
Last updated: Tue, 20 Aug 2019 06:33 PM IST

In the Gondlamau development area, the havoc of infection has not stopped. Another aged man died of fever on Tuesday. In the last two weeks there have been 16 deaths in the area due to suspected fever.

Omprakash (70), a resident of Peetpur in Gondlamau development area, was suffering from fever for the past one week. He was being treated at home from a government hospital. Tuesday morning, his health worsened. The family called the ambulance. Older died before the ambulance arrived. Earlier, 15 deaths have been reported from fever in villages like Saidapur, Jamunapur, Paruva and Ramgarh. CHC Superintendent Gondlamau Dheeraj Mishra says there is an outbreak of two diseases in the area. Malaria and typhoid discharge in patients.

He said that typhoid is caused by the filth of water. Malaria is a mosquito-borne disease. He said that the team of Health Department is trying its best to control diseases by visiting the area. Due to lack of awareness, the expected results are not being achieved. Most of the infected villages are inundated with filth. The ponds are very polluted. Mr. Mishra informed that the villagers are being made aware about cleanliness. Villagers say that the stomach also gets worse with fever. The tap water turns yellow for a while. Jalanigam is completely denying ground water pollution. The department says that no samples have failed.
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Outbreak of fever did not stop, death of another girl
Publish Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2019 11:02 PM (IST)

Jasan, Mainpuri: A girl died of pneumonia on Monday. On the second day on Tuesday, another girl died due to fever. The process of death from fever is not stopping. Government and private hospitals have become full due to increase in the number of patients with fever and diarrhea. About a dozen patients have been referred to Saifai from the Emergency at the Emergency of the District Hospital.

Fever's havoc is getting worse day by day. On Tuesday, about 1300 patients registered at the OPD of the district hospital. Most were fever patients. There was a long line of patients outside the drug counter throughout the day. Emergency was also bad. Not a single bed remained empty here. By two o'clock in the afternoon, about a dozen patients were referred to Saifai.

The seven-year-old daughter of Ashish Kumar, a resident of Etawah Marg in Kasba Kusmara, Krishna was ill with fever for several days. Suddenly, the girl's health deteriorated on Monday, then the family brought her to a private hospital. From here, he was sent to Saifai. The girl died here. At the same time, Raunak (one and a half year) son Pradeep, resident of Hirapur village of Auncha police station area, was referred to Saifai by fever due to worsening condition due to fever. Alok (35) son Man Singh, a resident of Yaduvansagar in the city, has also been sent to Saifai after fever due to blood vomiting. Dengue ward in hospital

In view of increasing cases of fever, a dengue ward has been constructed in the district hospital premises. On Tuesday, the District Malaria Department team reached the hospital and saw the condition of the ward. Arrangements have been made to recruit 10 patients here.
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Bahraich: Child dies of fever, more than a dozen children admitted
Hindustan Dialogue, Bahraich.
Last updated: Tue, 20 Aug 2019 06:28 PM IST

A child suffering from fever died at around 1.30 pm on Tuesday. More than a dozen children suffering from various diseases have been admitted. Seven children were shifted to PICU. Two of which have been referred to the Medical College Lucknow after the condition is critical.

The changing weather in Terai is overshadowing the lives of innocent people. Diseases are also increasing rapidly as the weather changes. Every day someone is dying innocently during treatment. The condition of 12-year-old Mohammed Amir son Irshad, who was suffering from fever, a resident of Khaira Bazar in Bundi police station area, worsened on Tuesday afternoon. His breath began to swell with speed. The family brought him to the Emergency of the Medical College. Seeing the serious condition, doctors shifted him to PICU. Shortly afterwards, Aamir's breath stopped during treatment. The family went home with a weeping body.

Meanwhile, more than a dozen more patients suffering from fever, diarrhea and other infectious diseases have been admitted to the Children's Ward. Seven patients were admitted to the PICU of Children's Ward when their condition was critical. Out of which two patients have been referred to Medical College Lucknow. The condition of shift children in PICU remains stable.
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[Ronan Kelly]

Girl child dies due to fever
Hindustan team, Amroha
Last updated: Fri, 23 Aug 2019 12:12 AM IST

The family members were struck by the death of a fever-stricken girl. Angry relatives also created a ruckus, accusing the private clinic operator of being negligent in treatment. No legal action has been taken in the case. No complaint has been made at the health department level as well. Aafia, a four-year-old daughter of Arif, a resident of Ashrafpur village in Asmoli police station area, was suffering from fever for three days.

On 20 August, she was screened at a private clinic in the area. While giving the medicine, the doctor assured the family to improve the condition soon. It is said that Aafiya died suddenly at home at 10 pm on Wednesday. He died before the family could reach him to the doctor. The family created a ruckus, accusing the doctor of being negligent in her treatment. At present, the family has not made any complaint at the police or health department level in the case. Police chief Mohit Chaudhary said that after getting Tehirir in the case, he should take a fair investigation and action.

Investigation and action will be taken on receipt of complaint in the case. Adequate arrangements have been made in government hospitals to prevent fever. Physicians have also been alerted. Negligence will be acted upon. Dr. Ramesh Chandra Sharma, CMO
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One death due to fever, one thousand sick
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Thu, 22 Aug 2019 11:15 PM IST

Sitapur In Gondlamau, Mishrakh and Machhehata blocks, the outbreak of fever is increasing. In Gondlamau, a woman died due to fever. He was being treated in a private hospital. At the same time, about one thousand people in 45 villages of the three blocks are suffering from fever. Three patients were referred to the district hospital after their condition was critical. At the same time, malaria has been confirmed in a patient.
Kalawati (45), a resident of Gondamau development block, was suffering from fever for four days. Kalavati was being treated in a private hospital in Lucknow. He died during treatment on Thursday.
There are 60 in Aurangabad, 30 in Ramgarh, 20 in Siddikpur, 20 in Saidapur, 25 in Mahasui, 10 in Mahuwakheda, 14 in Mallapur, 15 in Jarigwan, 10 in Kunera, 14 in Ladhaura, 18 in Bramhavali, 20 in Baburikhera, Rampur There are 40 people in Khevata, 30 in Sidholi, 25 in Ashrafpur, 11 in Nizampur, 13 in Mirzapur and 24 in Jamunapur.
Similarly, 15 in Arabganj, 17 in Rajnagar, 15 in Nohsara, 50 in Rahimabad, Navwa Khera, 20 in Hathia, 21 in Tathroi, 28 in Bilhari, 30 in Manpur, 40 in Ramshala, 23 in Bhikhnapur , 20 people in Lalpur, 35 in Paraspur, 30 in Bibipur, 150 in Kadinagar and 12 people are getting fever in Bhairampur.
15 in Mirzapur Dakshin of Machharehata development block, 18 in Kumayungrant, 16 in Sirsandi, 21 in Ganj, 22 in Baniamau, 25 in Rajepara, 25 in Raghunathpur, 15 in Gadhpurwa, 25 in Hirapur, 21 in Bahadurpur, 22 in Kashipur, Babupur 20 people are having fever. These people are undergoing treatment in government and private hospitals.
The team of CHC Gondlamau visited Belha, Ahmednagar, Bijangrant, Samasi village on Thursday. Where patients were given health tests and given medicines. CHC Superintendent Dr. Dheeraj Mishra said that malaria has been confirmed in a patient.
Blood samples of 27 patients have been sent for examination. In Kadinagar, both Shiva (8) and her sister Kajal (9) were referred to the district hospital when the situation was critical. After the condition of Priyanshu (10) of the same village is serious, the doctors have referred him to the district hospital.
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[Ronan Kelly]

[nine] deaths due to fever, one thousand sick
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Sat, 24 Aug 2019 11:36 PM IST

Aurangabad / Thangaon / Laharpur. Infectious diseases are spreading rapidly in the district. Nine people died of fever in two days. Four deaths occurred in Gondlamau, one in Mishrikh, three in Laharpur and one in Reusa development block. More than one thousand people are sick with fever in about 45 villages. The CHC team in Gondalamau has confirmed malaria in 23 patients.
Gopalpur Western Nivasini Guddi (55) of Gondlamau block was suffering from fever for three days. In the village when the CHC team investigated. The investigation confirmed malaria. He died during treatment. Asharam (58), a resident of Mirzapur, was suffering from fever for several days. He was being treated privately.
He died on Friday at home due to deteriorating health. Mogre (65), a resident of Kunera, was very upset with fever for seven days. He was receiving treatment from the CHC team. He died on Friday night. Mayank (24), a resident of Rannupur of Mishrikh block, was troubled by fever for five days.
First treated in a private hospital in Sitapur. Lucknow was referred to when the condition was critical. He died during treatment in Lucknow. Mohit (one year) of Sujatpur in Reusa development block was suffering from fever for several days. Mohit died on Saturday.
Neeraj (18), a resident of village Matua of Laharpur development block, was suffering from fever for two days. Treatment was underway at a hospital in Sitapur city. He died on Saturday. Mohammed Zaid (5) and Umrah (one and half year) residents of Mohalla cantonment of Laharpur town were troubled by fever for several days.
Both died during treatment. This caused a stir in Laharpur town. The team of SDM Ramdaras Ram and CHC inspected the locality. Inspection found dirt in the neighborhood. At the same time, more than 12 people were found suffering from fever here. Medicines were distributed to them. More than one thousand people are troubled by fever in about 45 villages of the three development blocks.
23 in investigation malaria
The most affected by infectious disease is Gondlamau block. The team of CHC Gondlamau reached Dahlera. Blood samples of 26 patients were taken here. In which five patients confirmed malaria. 108 patients were seen in Korauna. In which 12K malaria was detected.
Three out of 20 patients on CHC received malaria. In addition the team saw 47 patients in Lodhaura, Korauna, Dahlera. In which three malaria came out.
Dirt is spread in the affected villages,
one died in Gopalpur Western of Gondlamau development block. There is a mess in the village, there is a pond in the middle of the village. He is strewn with filth. The place is filled with dirty water. There are nine India Marka hand pumps installed here. Five of them have yellow water.
Similarly, dirt is spread in Kunera, Aurangabad, Mirzapur, Dahlera. CMO Dr. RK Nayyar said that malaria is caused by mosquito bites. Mosquitoes thrive in the villages due to excess of dirt. They are causing diseases. On receiving the complaint, teams are being sent to the patients by sending the teams immediately.
Health is refusing
Gondalamau CHC in-charge Dr. Dheeraj Mishra says that all three deaths have been caused by other causes, not fever. Reusa CHC in-charge Dr. Anant Mishra says that Mohit was already malnourished. He has died due to this. Dr. Jamid Ali, the physician of Laharpur CHC said that the children of the locality are having fever. Medications have been given. The cause of death could not be ascertained.
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[Ronan Kelly]

Two dozen people in the grip of fever, one dead
Kanpur BureauKanpur Bureau Updated Mon, 26 Aug 2019 12:09 AM IST

[Hardoi]. There is an outbreak of fever in Achhuapur village of the development block. More than two dozen people in the village are suffering from fever. On Sunday, a person suffering from fever died in the village itself. Villagers have expressed anger over the health department's team not reaching the spot even after information.
Seasonal diseases are spreading rapidly in Achhuapur village. Fever in the village has engulfed a large number of people. According to the villagers, Suresh, Dhirendra, Virasat, Vinod, Islamu, Putan, Longshree, Mulayam, Anil, Rajesh, Chhutkay, Sanjay and Jyoti etc. are in the grip of fever. So far no team has been sent from the Health Department on the spot. People are taking medicines from private doctors.
Villagers said that 55-year-old Babu had been suffering from fever for almost a week. The medicine was being run from his private doctor. He died. Village head Omprakash said that fever has been reported in the village on the CHC, but so far no team has come to the village.
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[Ronan Kelly]

Three children died due to fever and diarrhea, line started for patients
Publish Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2019 12:06 AM (IST)

Jagran Correspondent, Unnao: Viral attack is increasing with the weather. More than two thousand patients registered in the hospital mixed with women and men. Three children suffering from fever and diarrhea died at the district hospital on Monday. Which includes two children from a family of Safipur. More than 19 children of the victim were admitted. There was a long line of patients from the form to the medicine counter. On the other hand, in acute patients who have reached emergency, beds are filled with viral fever and diarrhea patients. There was chaos all the time. Patients had to be in line for hours, from seeing a doctor to taking medication.

On Monday, 2500 papers for OPD were prepared in the Men's Hospital. While about four hundred papers were made in the Women's Hospital. Even after four employees were engaged at the form counter, the patients had to put a long line. Most crowds were in the chamber of pediatricians. Among the pediatrician doctors, Dr. Raman, Dr. Brijkumar and Dr. Amit together saw more than 700 children. The doctors said that all the seasons were affected by the disease. Physician chambers also had a long line of fever patients.

Arvid, a resident of Puran Nagar in the city, on Sunday admitted his five-year-old son Adarsh ​​to the district hospital with high fever. He was referred when the condition became critical. The family took him to a private hospital where his condition deteriorated again on Monday morning, on which the doctor referred him to Kanpur. The family again brought the child to the district hospital where doctors declared him dead. Similarly, 19 children, including Ansh 7 Pradyuman 11 Anshika 14 Rahul 3 Somakam 8 Abhishek 9, who were suffering from fever and diarrhea, were admitted to the district hospital. Pediatrician Dr. Amit said that children are getting infectious diseases due to change in weather. Besides children, elders are also vulnerable to viral fever, malaria etc.


At the same time, four brothers, Surendra, Sunil, Anil and Dharmendra, residents of Rahatganj Badi Bazar Mohalla of Safipur town, live in the same house. Surendra's 5-year-old son Shaurya, Anil's daughter Bitia (6), Dharmendra's daughter Sonam and Sunil started vomiting and diarrhea after stomach ache. All were admitted to private hospitals seeing the condition deteriorating. Where the district hospital was referred for not improving the condition. While going to Unnao, Shaurya and Batiya died while Sonam and Dharmendra were admitted to a private hospital in Kanpur.

Head son died due to treatment of scorching

Auras: The 18-year-old son of Pradhan Keshan Pal, resident of Karaundi village, Auras police station area, had an abscess at the foot. He was undergoing treatment from a hailage in the area. On Sunday, her condition began to deteriorate, and she put up her hands. The family took him to a private doctor in Lucknow, Malihabad. The doctor injected her and after a while her condition became more serious. Then the family was taking him to Lucknow Trauma Center, he died on the way. The deceased Ritesh was the youngest of five brothers. The father alleged that he died due to the wrong medication given to him. He did not give any complaint letter to the police.

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[Ronan Kelly]

Two died due to fever, careful hundreds
Hindustan team, Sambhal
Last updated: Tue, 27 Aug 2019 12:25 PM IST

Fever is wreaking havoc in Sambhal district. The youth died in Hayatnagar area and a student of class three in Gunnore region. Whereas, more than one hundred and fifty people are sick across the district. The family and the student's death caused a furore in the family. The family cremated the dead bodies of the deceased youth and the student.

DP Singh, 19-year-old son of Indrajit Singh, a resident of village Azhara in the area, had fever on Sunday. Upon the onset of fever, relatives started treatment of DP Singh in a private hospital. When there was no improvement in health, the family rushed to another hospital. Where the doctor treated but the condition worsened, the doctor referred the young man. The family was taking the young man to Moradabad for better treatment. The young man died on the way. More than fifty people in the village suffer from viral, malarial fever. At the same time, Mahesh's nine-year-old son Subhash, a resident of May Hussainpur Pukhta village of Gunnore, studies in class three in a private school in the village. Subhash had a fever on Monday afternoon. When the student got fever, the family administered medicine to the private physician late in the evening but the student died at around two in the night. The family cremated the dead body of the student on Tuesday morning.
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Another girl died of fever in district hospital
Publish Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2019 11:00 PM (IST)

Lakhimpur: In the district hospital where a girl died due to high fever. At the same time, ICU has been referred to a patient. Physicians have described it as an AES patient. With this, the number of patients admitted so far in ICU has reached 53. Of the 22 patients currently admitted in the hospital's toddler ward, 10 are feverish, some of them are also suffering from severe tremors. Sita was admitted due to high fever. Who died during treatment at 8:30 pm on Tuesday night. Doctors have described it as high fever. Apart from this, Poonam, a seven-year-old daughter of Rajendra, a resident of Nighasan, has been sent to ICU due to AES. The number of recruits in ICU has reached 53 so far. Doctors say that sunshine is causing damage due to the changing weather,

Bad baby fan's fans

On one side there is hot summer, the mercury of the season has started reaching 40 degrees. While people are usually disturbed by the humidity and heat, in the district hospital's toddler ward, the patients of the patients are having to get fan with their hands. Of the 6 posts here, two fans have been opened for about a month as they are defective. Haven't stopped yet. The fans who are moving are so slow that their wind is not reaching the children. As a result, the patients are forced to fan themselves.


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[Ronan Kelly]

Woman suffering from fever broke for five days
Hindustan Team, Lucknow
Last updated: Wed, 28 Aug 2019 07:14 PM IST
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Mohanlalganj The woman of Mohanlalganj, suffering from Hindustan dialogue, died at the relative's house in Nagaram. Outraged by the woman's death, the Timardars expressed their anger with the team of health officials who reached the spot in Mohanlalganj. It was alleged that despite the complaint from the DM during the entire resolution day, water drainage was not arranged. Mosquitoes are thriving with waterlogging. On Wednesday evening, the team of Health Department sprayed bleaching powder, antilva in the area. Taking blood samples of other people suffering from fever, sent for examination and given medicines. Sher Bahadur lives near the Sankatmochan temple in Mohanlalganj. His wife Meera (38) was suffering from fever for five days. She was taking medication from the stove. Facing fever and body aches, she reached the house of Bhanji Rani, a resident of Lalaikheda in Samesi, from where relatives called for an ambulance to take her to Nagaram CHC. On, Meera succumbed before reaching the ambulance. After which the body was taken to Mohanlalganj house. When the team arrived, there was waterlogging around the house of the angry woman. A team of health workers arrived from CHC Mohanlalganj on Wednesday after receiving information about death from fever. The anger of the women present there erupted. The women listened to the staff. However, the situation remained under control. People allege that PWD department was instructed to put drainage and culvert on the complaint of DM Kaushalraj Sharma on the entire resolution day. But after that nobody came to peek till today. Garbage is full in waterlogging and sewers. Mosquitoes are flourishing. Children of medicine brought from outside, Meera's children and Devrani also have fever. Family members allege that on Wednesday morning, when the children of the deceased went to CHC Mohanlalganj for treatment, the doctor wrote medicines from outside. Had to buy medicines for children for 95 rupees. The team went to the spot on the information about the death of the version woman. It was not known from where he was being treated. Blood samples of fever-stricken villagers along with the family of the deceased have been sent for examination. Bleaching and drug spraying have been done in the area. Dr. Milind Vardhan, Superintendent CHC Mohanlalganj
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[Ronan Kelly]

Death of a young man due to high fever, a quarrel in the family
Hindustan team, Sambhal
Last updated: Fri, 30 Aug 2019 12:42 AM IST

A young man died due to high fever in a village in Kudhaftehgarh area of ​​Chandausi police station. The untimely death of a young man has caused chaos in the family.

Subhash (32) son of Ram Milak Deora Khas, resident of Kudhaftehgarh region, had fever a day before. The family showed him to the doctor of the village but his fever was increasing instead of decreasing. The family took him to a private hospital, but seeing the condition of the victim, the doctor advised him to take him to Moradabad. Upon which the family rushed him to Kasamas Hospital in Moradabad. Where he died on Thursday during treatment. When the family reached the village with his body, there was chaos. The deceased Subhash has two sons, elder son Sanjeev is 16 years old and younger son Deepak is 14 years old. The deceased's wife is in a weeping condition. Subhash's untimely death has also created a crisis on the maintenance of the family. Because he was the only earner in the house.
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Child dies due to fever, young man suffering from cancer dies
Hindustan Team, Mainpuri
Last updated: Fri, 30 Aug 2019 12:10 AM IST

The number of patients for treatment in the district hospital is increasing day by day. On Thursday, 1246 people registered for treatment at the OPD. Which has the highest number of viral fever patients. In the district hospital, a young man died during treatment due to oral cancer. While a 2-year-old child succumbed to fever. 40 patients were admitted to the emergency. In which 20 patients were found to have fever.

Mukesh Chandra Putra Hariom, 45, a resident of Mohalla Karwan, Kotwali area, was admitted to the district hospital on 27 August due to oral cancer. Where he died during treatment on Thursday morning. At the same time, Surendra's 2-year-old son Nihal, a resident of Nagla Pal of Bichhwan, was suffering from fever for several days. He was being treated in the village itself. The family brought him to the district hospital when his condition deteriorated on Thursday. Where doctors declared him dead. In the hospital, 670 men and 576 women took prescription from doctors for treatment and took medicines by putting lines from medicine counter. In Emergency, 40 patients were admitted for various diseases. In which 20 people were suffering from viral fever. Those who are undergoing treatment.

More than 300 patients arriving in hospital every day

Kishni. The number of patients with viral fever, malaria, scabies and itching has increased with the change of weather. Dr. Pradeep Gupta, physician in charge at the Community Health Center, said that 325 patients are reaching the hospital daily. This number is continuously increasing after the rains.
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Four innocent deaths due to fever and birth exfixia
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Thu, 29 Aug 2019 10:03 PM IST

Bahraich Four innocents died during treatment in the Children's Ward of the Medical College. Among them, one berth was suffering from Exfixia and three with Innocent fever. Meanwhile, 30 more patients suffering from fever and other infectious diseases have been admitted. The condition of five patients is said to be critical. He has been shifted to PICU ward.
Three days of humid heat in the Terai is becoming a carrier of infectious diseases. Due to heat, innocent people are dying due to fever and diarrhea. The Children's Ward of the Medical College at Bahraich is currently full of innocent patients.
Ishaarul Nisha (4) daughter Aslam, a resident of Shivdaha of Payagpur development block, died on Wednesday morning during treatment. Sanjana (one month) resident of Chaukapur in Balrampur district and Abdul Kuddus (6) son of Banke district of Nepal died in the afternoon.
On the other hand, Maniram's wife Rani, a resident of Raipur of Fakharpur development block, gave birth to a daughter. But shortly after birth, the innocent's condition deteriorated. At this he was admitted to the Children's Ward of the Medical College. Where the newborn died as soon as the treatment started.
The family went home with a weeping body. Hospital administration has also been stirred by the death of four innocent people in one day. On the other hand, 30 more patients have been admitted to the medical college suffering from fever and diarrhea. The condition of five patients is said to be critical.
Register hidden in fear of Chief Minister,
four innocent people died on Wednesday in the Children's Ward of the Medical College. But seeing the Chief Minister's visit, the hospital administration hid the death register, which revealed the death on Thursday.
He came in a serious condition,
four innocent people died of birth fever and fever while undergoing treatment at the Medical College on Wednesday, but all the patients were referred in critical condition. He could not be saved after much effort.
- Dr. DK Singh, CMS
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Girl died due to fever in Laharpur, 415 sick in Gondlamau
Publish Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2019 11:50 PM (IST)

Sitapur: A girl died in Laharpur on Thursday after infectious disease. Four lives have been lost so far. At the same time, Joint Director and AD Malaria reached the infected villages of Gondlamau area on Thursday and took stock of the situation. On Thursday, 415 people were found sick. Three patients died of malaria. However, responsible people are talking about an improvement in the situation. Sanam (4) daughter Samin Khan, resident of Lachhan Nagar village in Laharpur, died during treatment at Balrampur Hospital, Lucknow. Family says that the girl had a fever. When the condition did not improve, he was admitted to Lucknow for treatment, where he died. CHC Superintendent Laharpur Dr. Sudhir Pandey said that the girl had a fever. After this, there was an infection in his spine. He died due to that. At the same time, Joint Director Dr. Alok Ranjan, AD Dr. Manvendra Tripathi Lucknow Division reached the infected villages of Gondlamau and spoke to the people. The CHC superintendent was ordered to monitor the situation and deliver medicines to people in time. Superintendent Dr. Dheeraj Mishra said that the team reached Paruva, Saidapur, Narveerpur, Kalli, Jamunapur, Kunera, Karkhila and distributed medicines after checking people. Foggy occurred in the evening in the villages. At the same time, 40 patients were found in Surajpur Chandpur, 50 in Kamlapur, 40 in Mirzapur, 35 in Jamalpur, 40 in Lalpur Bhelwan, 90 in Sidhauli, 120 in Kadinagar. The team examined 22 people by setting up camp in Kalli, in which three patients were found to be malaria. The Superintendent says that the teams have been continuously working in the villages. Investigation is being done. Fagging is also happening. Now the situation is improving. Eight patients found in atria Dheeraj Mishra told that, the team reached Paruva, Saidapur, Narveerpur, Kalli, Jamunapur, Kunera, Karkhila and distributed medicines by checking people.

The health team arrived on the information of fever and reached the Mau village of Atria, after examining eight patients found with fever and distributed medicines.

Posted By: Jagran
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/sitapur-girl-dies-of-fever-19530791.html

20 fatalities including a pregnant woman reported from Sitapur. 2,000 ill. Contaminated water suspected.
https://up.punjabkesari.in/uttar-pradesh/news/fever-havoc-in-sitapur-1046222

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Fever in the family after death due to fever, panic in the village
Hindustan Dialogue, Badaun
Last updated: Fri, 30 Aug 2019 01:04 PM IST

Infectious diseases in the district have taken the form of fatal fever. People are falling victim to death after fever in the district. There has been uproar in the district due to frequent deaths. The people of the district are meditating with fever and are dying in the negligence of the health department. Meanwhile, another person has died of fever.

On Friday morning, 12-year-old son Sanjeev of Kurru, resident of Ibrahimpur Faizganj in village Dahgawan, died on Thursday night due to fever. Since then, Karru's family has created a quarrel and there has been a ruckus in the village. Here five people belonging to the same family were hit by high fever, in which Nanny 17 years, Dharmendra 8 years, Karru son Dharmapala 55 years wife Lilavati 48 years is suffering from fever. In this, the condition of the child is serious. There is panic among all the people in the village. The number of fever victims in the village is increasing
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...-family-after-death-due-to-fever-2717951.html

Viral fever does not stop in the district, people are dying
Hindustan team, Kannauj
Last updated: Fri, 30 Aug 2019 10:23 PM IST
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Due to the constant changes in the weather, viral fever is catching people. Alam is that the wards in the district hospital are full. Patients are being treated by lying on the bench. A woman suffering from fever died at the hospital gate. According to family members were waiting for the car to take them to Kanpur. Then the woman was killed.

Rahisha, a resident of Tadla Nagla, Kamalganj police station area of ​​Farrukhabad district, was suffering from fever for about 15 days. On not getting rest, the family reached the district hospital on Friday morning. Where the doctors were referred to Kanpur after the condition became critical. The family were waiting for the train to go to Kanpur near the hospital gate. Then the woman died. On Friday, a viral fever patients fair was held in the district hospital. Two patients were lying on one bed. Emergency situation is that when there was no space, patients were put on the bench and drip of glucose. The district hospital is full of patients. Long lines of patients are seen outside the doctors' chambers. Every day more than one thousand patients are getting their treatment done by getting a prescription form. Doctors say that 80 percent of the patients are suffering from viral fever. At present, caution is needed. The effect of viral fever lasts for eight days. Patient body pain with high fever

Health team slides patients in Rangiyanpurwa

On Friday, the Health Department team reached Rangiyanpurwa and Tilianpurwa villages on Friday. Where the team set up camp and treated about half a hundred patients. During this time, four patients were found suffering from fever. All patients' slides were made. Besides, medicines were also given to other patients including colds, colds.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...in-the-district-people-are-dying-2718972.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Two dead including fever, three serious
Kanpur BureauKanpur Bureau Updated Sat, 31 Aug 2019 12:36 AM IST

Chitrakoot An outbreak of viral fever is going on these days. An innocent girl and a woman died in the district hospital while more than six have been admitted to the district hospital. The condition of three is serious in this.
For three days to one year, the innocent Sadhna daughter of Jayakumar resident Chhulni Bahar Kheda was getting treatment from family members of the hill and nearby villages after high fever. In the late evening of Guruvar, his family was brought to the district hospital where he died during treatment on Friday. Apart from this, Poonam Devi, a resident of Ghatakolan in Manikpur, died of fever. Family members said that the woman had been suffering from fever for several days, she was being treated by a village doctor. When his condition was critical on Friday, when he was brought to CHC, he died there.
In the same sequence, on Friday, suffering from fever and stomach pain, Phoolmati wife Puran, Mau Titriha resident Virendra son Ramdas and Karvi resident doll daughter Rajkumar were admitted to the district hospital when the condition was critical. Sandeep Kumar, a resident of Sonepur, Kodu, a resident of Amanpur, and Chamelia Devi, a resident of Sitapur, have been admitted on high fever.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...r-three-serious-chitrakutt-news-knp5106262177

There is a reason why people are dying in Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh There are heaps of garbage everywhere, even near handpumps. The drains are open and full of filth. The health department hasn?t bothered to spray mosquito repellents in months
Chandrakant Mishra 30 Aug 2019

When Ashish Kumar, 22, got a high fever, his family members immediately took him to a medical camp that was organised in his village. When the doctors confirmed Ashish had Malaria, his family got worried because two people had lost their lives because of an unknown fever in his village in the past one month. Ashish lives in Pairua village in Gondlamau block in Uttar Pradesh's Sitapur district, which is barely 80 kms from the state capital Lucknow. In the past one month, more than 19 people have died in the nearby villages where Ashish lives. More than 50 people have died in Pairua village alone. While 30 people have died in Sitapur district, around 2,000 are suffering from this unknown fever. Last year too 50 people died due to an unknown fever in Gondlamau block in Sitapur district.
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https://www.gaonconnection.com/read...apur-district-of-uttar-pradesh-in-india-46118

Main News :: Things are not stable, fever is becoming uncontrollable
Publish Date: Fri, 30 Aug 2019 06:59 PM (IST)

- Not confirming a single death in the records responsible

- Malaria occurred on 8410 and falciparum on 189; Malaria Jagran Correspondent, Badaun: Fever is worsening in the district. Apart from 98 infected villages of four blocks, fever has also started spreading in other areas. This is the reason why the number of malaria and falciparum malaria patients is increasing steadily. At the same time, 21 people have also died across the district due to fever. However, the health department has not yet confirmed a single death due to fever. To say that the five departments are jointly campaigning to stop fever, but all preparations are currently stuck.


Around 98 villages of Jagat, Salarpur, Samirer and Daatganj blocks area of ​​the district had a fever in these days last year. There were more than two hundred and fifty deaths due to fever and the government team also reached here to overcome the situation. However, at that time the Health Department was considering only eight deaths in the records. While this time this situation does not happen, for this, the administration along with Health Department, Education, Panchayati Raj Department, Malaria department and municipal bodies were also added. So that the cleaning system is well maintained and regular anti-larvae spraying does not cause this mosquito-borne disease but it has not been able to dominate the five fever punch. According to the records, 8410 people have been diagnosed with malaria and 189 people with falciparum malaria in the health test of 77 thousand 430 people across the district so far this season. Although fever patients are being reported countless. In the last identified 98 villages, the Central Government has also allowed spraying of DDT, in spite of this, fever is spreading continuously in the villages of the Jagat block area. Version ::

Sufficient fever medicines exist. All ASHA workers have been instructed that if fever spreads in their village, inform them directly at the headquarters. Failure to do so will result in termination of service. Teams are constantly visiting infected villages and treating people through fever clinics. No deaths have been reported from the district so far.


- Dr. Manjit Singh, CMO in charge
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/badaun-do-not-under-stand-the-condition-of-fever-19532666.html

10th grade student died in Saharanpur from unidentified fever.
https://www.patrika.com/saharanpur-news/fever-killed-10th-class-student-in-saharanpur-up-5034409/

 

[Ronan Kelly]

One child died due to fever, many admitted
Hindustan Team, Lakhimpurkheri
Last updated: Sat, 31 Aug 2019 05:57 PM IST

High fever and diarrhea continue to wreak havoc. The deaths of children suffering from these diseases are also continuing. One child died on Saturday also. Along with this, seven other children were recruited due to illness. On Saturday, Ajay, the eight-year-old son of Phoolchand, a resident of Dhaurahra, admitted to the Children's Ward of the District Hospital, died. He was admitted with high fever.

On Saturday, Dinesh's eight-year-old daughter Lakshmi, who lives in Neemgaon, Jumir Khan, five-year-old son of Ishtiaq, Roshanali, 11-month-old son Danish, hailing from Hargaon, Divyanshu, seven-year-old son of Satish from Mitauli, Kushmauri. Ram, a three-year-old son, Ram, a six-year-old son of Sandeep, a resident of Subhashnagar, Arihant, and a one-year-old son Sundar of Jai Kumar, a resident of Khaia, were recruited. These admitted children are suffering from three diarrhea and four with high fever.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...-died-due-to-fever-many-admitted-2720179.html

Child dies due to fever, 600 sick
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Sat, 31 Aug 2019 11:48 PM IST

Aurangabad / Sitapur. The deadly fever and malaria outbreak in Gondlamau block has not stopped. One child died of fever on Saturday. The child was suffering from fever for the last one week. More than six hundred people in 40 villages suffer from fever. He is undergoing treatment. The Health Department team has confirmed malaria in 30 patients.
Aurangabad resident Siddhant (9) was suffering from fever for the past one week. Family members first got treatment at the district headquarters. When there was no benefit, treatment was done in Hardoi and Sandila. After treatment, the child was cured. But on Saturday, suddenly the condition worsened again.
He died at home. The health department team visited Saidapur village, which checked up 20 patients. Malaria was confirmed in four. In Pitpur, 27 patients were checked up. Malaria was reported in five patients.
Jamunapur Natwalgrant had malaria of 12 out of 18 patients. 18 patients were seen in Parva, of which four had malaria. Five of 16 patients of malaria were found in Nizampur. The team traveled to Bhaupur, Kunera, Bramhavali, Baburikhera, Ramgarh, Mahasui, Semri, Dahlera, Surajpur, Maharajnagar, Laxmanagar villages and distributed medicines to patients.
Teams are being dispatched to the villages where fever is reported.
-Dr. Dheeraj Mishra, CHC Superintendent
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...e-to-fever-600-sick-sitapur-news-lko479158166

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Child succumbs to fever and youth succumbs to respiratory disease
Hindustan Team, Mainpuri
Last updated: Sun, 01 Sep 2019 11:40 PM IST

In the Emergency of the District Hospital, a young man suffering from breath died. At the same time, two-year-old boy also died during treatment due to fever. At the same time, 50 people were admitted due to various diseases. Which includes 26 fever and diarrhea, abdominal pain and other diseases.

Ramkhiladi son Jagatpal Singh, 45, a resident of village Kinhawar of Bichhwan police station area, was suffering from respiratory disease. The family brought him to an emergency on Sunday when his condition deteriorated. Where doctors declared him dead. At the same time, Adiraj, two-year-old son of Narendra, resident of Kotwali's Raja Bagh, was suffering from fever. The family was admitted to the hospital on Saturday. Where he succumbed during treatment at night. At the same time, 50 patients were admitted to the emergency. In which 26 patients were found to have viral fever and diarrhea, abdominal pain.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...-succumbs-to-respiratory-disease-2722587.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Death of two brothers suffering from fever, third condition critical
Hindustan Team, Mainpuri
Last updated: Mon, 02 Sep 2019 11:59 PM IST

Two children belonging to the same family died of viral fever in village Kanikpur in the police station area, while the third is seriously ill. There was chaos in the family due to the death of two children. He was in a bad state. As soon as the information of the incident is received, there has been a stir in the village about viral fever. After receiving the news, the SDM also reached to meet the victim's family.

Three sons of Chandgiram Katheria, resident of Kanikpur Plain, were suffering from fever for several days. On Monday, his two sons, four-year-old Arjun and five-year-old Aman, died of fever, while the third son, Raghavendra, seven-year-old is very serious with fever. There has been a stir in the village due to the death of two brothers of the same family. The victim Chandgiram labors outside. He has also reached home late evening after getting information about the incident. After receiving the news of the incident, the team of local doctors has also reached the village late at night. Villagers say that many other patients in the village are suffering from fever and other diseases.


Children have vomiting, then fever comes

Barnahal. Meera Devi, mother of the children, told that the two children had vomiting and fever a day earlier. Both died while being taken for treatment at 3 pm on Monday. The mother was in a very sad condition due to the death of the children. SDM Ratan Verma also reached the spot after getting the information. He assured all possible help from the victim's family after getting information about the incident. The SDM also visited the village Dihuli to know the condition of Raghavendra suffering from the disease. Raghavendra is undergoing treatment at a private doctor.

The incident has been reported. The team will be sent from the headquarters to the village today. The victims will be given treatment after testing in the village itself.

Dr. AK Pandey, CMO Mainpuri
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...m-fever-third-condition-critical-2724576.html

9 Deaths in 1 Month, Musahars in UP Battle With Malnutrition
The majority of Musahars, residing in Kushinagar district do not have access to adequate ration, basic healthcare, and are forced to live in unhygienic conditions, leading to the increasing number of deaths in the marginalised community, activists allege.
Abdul Alim Jafri 02 Sep 2019

Nine people of Musahar community have died due to alleged malnutrition and different diseases in the past one month in three villages of Dudahi block in Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh. These deaths, which include a five-year-old girl, have re-exposed the poor state of health, food security and employment among the most vulnerable sections of society.

The Modi government has been making tall claims of ensuring health and hygiene of its countrymen through various schemes and programs, and ministers are claiming that their endeavours are reaching every doorstep. However, people belonging to marginalised communities like the Musahars are still deprived of the basic amenities, falling victims to starvation, malnutrition and untimely deaths.
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https://www.newsclick.in/9deaths-1-month-musahars-UP-battle-malnutrition

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Outbreak of fever spread in Jahangirpur, death of a villager
Moradabad BureauMoradabad Bureau Updated Wed, 04 Sep 2019 01:27 AM IST

Kudhaftehgarh / Chandausi. People are suffering from fever amidst the changing weather and filth spreading in the villages. Villagers in Jahangirpur in Kudh Fatehgarh region also claim that many people are victims of jaundice here. Those whose treatment is going on in outside hospitals. On Monday, a fifty-year-old villager suffering from a fever has died. Hundreds of people are sick. But the Health Department is not serious about it. However, when the department received the information, 135 people were camped in the village to conduct health tests and distribute medicines.
On Tuesday, when the condition of Jahangirpur village was seen, it came to know that the entire village is sick except a few houses. One or two people in every household are suffering from fever. The special thing is that since one week the Health Department team from Lucknow is running a campaign against untrained doctors, due to which the clinics of untrained doctors are also closed. The Health Department has not made any arrangement. Villagers are unable to get treatment in expensive hospitals due to weak economic condition. Alam is that the whole village is groaning.
Primary health centers are at Reeth, Berani, Kudhaftehgarh but open for some time. Villagers say that there should be 24-hour treatment in these hospitals. People are bringing medicines from Chandausi and other hospitals. Those doctors have claimed to have typhoid, malaria, jaundice etc. in Jahangirpur. More than a hundred people in the village are said to be suffering from fever.
Villagers claim that more than a dozen patients have been referred to jaundice by outside doctors, causing them to panic. Jamuna Prasad, Mor Singh Maurya, Vimala, Lalaram, Jayavanti, Chandrapal Maurya, Shanti Bhukan, Neeraj Kashyap etc. say that their treatment is going on in the hospital of Chandausi, Moradabad, Bilari etc. where they are claimed to have jaundice . Ajuddhi Prasad (50) son Mahilaal died of fever on Monday morning. He had fever three days ago. Which was treated in Reeth's private doctor's clinic and Chandausi.
Health Department Team Reached
Health Department got information that the team of Bilari Joint Hospital reached Jahangirpur. Asha and Anganwadi workers camped in primary school. Dr. VK Singh made slides of 135 patients with the team and distributed free medicines to them.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...ver-in-chandausi-chandausi-news-mbd3208688141

Fever came in night and morning became serious
Publish Date: Tue, 03 Sep 2019 10:09 PM (IST)

Hardoi: Fever is spreading rapidly. Children have high fever at night and by morning their condition becomes serious. Many children came to the hospital, on seeing this, the doctor referred them to Lucknow. Shocks of patients start with high fever. Which clearly shows that the patient is suffering from encephalitis, but the doctors are unable to confirm it.

People are suffering from fever from city to village. Upin son Ramnivas, a resident of Khutehna village of Sandi region, had high fever on Monday night. The family reached CHC with him in the morning, but by then his condition worsened. Upin began to get feverish with tremors and foam started coming out of his mouth. Rushed to the hospital in a hurry, where the doctor referred to Lucknow after the condition was critical. At the same time, there are such patients coming to the hospital throughout the day who start having tremors with high fever and the symptoms of meningitis are seen in the patient, but the doctors are unable to confirm it without examination.

Posted By: Jagran
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/hardoi-death-due-to-fever-19544846.html

Fever fatal, three dead
Bareily bureauBareilly Bureau Updated Wed, 04 Sep 2019 02:37 AM IST

Bareilly. The death toll of fever victims in the district is increasing. On Tuesday, one fever victim died in Ramnagar, Bisharatganj and Bhamora blocks of the district. Officials of the Health Department have denied knowing of these deaths. On the other hand, the Health Department team did not reach there even after the information about the death in Gaini on Monday. Officers have said that Gaini would not be reached due to being busy with the team from the government in Majhgawan block. However, he is calling for a camp at Gaini on Wednesday.
On Tuesday, Vinod, a resident of village Kharagpur in Ramnagar block, died of his three-year-old daughter Sapna. According to family members, Sapna was suffering from fever for 10 days. According to villagers, most people in the village are vulnerable to infectious diseases. Due to the lack of cleanliness in the village, the terror of mosquitoes dominates. According to Ramnagar CHC in-charge Dr Ajay Kumar, so far, PF (plasmodium falciparum malaria) has been confirmed in 27 patients in the investigation of 75 fever victims. Please tell that two children have died in Barathanpur and Sahpur before this.
Bhairav ​​Prasad, a resident of Nisoi village in Majhgawan, was suffering from fever for the last 3 days. According to Bhairav ​​Prasad's son Manoj Kashyap, the father was undergoing treatment at the local Dr. Mustak's clinic. Bhairav ​​Prasad died on Monday night. Please tell that the relatives of the deceased created a ruckus at the clinic for not treating them properly. The son of the deceased has lodged a report against the hawkish doctor alleging death due to wrong treatment. Police registered a case and sent the body to the post mortem.
Julie, the 8-year-old daughter of Karan Singh, a resident of Takhatpur in Bhamora, died on Tuesday. On arrival, people reached the Additional Chief Medical Officer. It is alleged that he returned without taking concrete action with the connivance of the doctor. Due to which the residents are angry.

Confirmation of PF in 35
Gooseberry. The number of fever victims in Amla has been steadily increasing, but the Health Department team has not yet reached preventive action. On Tuesday, there was a long queue of patients at CHC. After checking the blood at the center, Geeta wife of Naresh of Mohalla Vilayat Ganj of town, Munni, wife of Raju of village Khangawa Shyam of Block Manjhungwa, Kalpana, daughter of Naresh Pal of Rampura, Vimla Devi, wife of Pappu Lal of Paiga, Karan of Nagaria Tej Singh, son of Singh, Imtiaz son of Abdul Waheed of Bajaria, Rupa, wife of Brajkishore of Tadganj, Block Alampur Jafrabad, Rinku, daughter of Harpal of Ramangala, Mal PF was confirmed to 35 people including Badam Singh's son Sanjeev of the village, Ramadevi, wife of Chetram of Tadganj.
Notice given to hawks
Bhamora Lab operators and haggling are taking advantage of the increasing number of fever victims. Additional free medical officer Ranjan Goswami raided Ballia on Tuesday on complaints of arbitrariness and arbitrariness of lab operators. He issued notices to more than a dozen hawks and lab operators. In this, notice has been given to Dr. Shripal, Dr. Pati Ram, Dr. RB, Dr. Bengali along with Janata Lab and Savita Lab. It is said that fake lab operators give information about PF and PV to each patient with the connivance of doctors.

The health department team from the government had reached to visit the Mazhagawan block, due to which the team could not reach Gaini. Cause of fever deaths is not in cognizance. On Wednesday, the Health Department team will reach each area and investigate. Avoid treatment with feverish stool. - Dr. Vineet Shukla, CMO
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/bareilly/fever-aonla-news-bly3747308113

Seven-year-old girl dies of fever, second child admitted to Halat
Hindustan Team, Kanpur
Last updated: Tue, 03 Sep 2019 06:00 PM IST

A seven-year-old girl suffering from fever died. The second child of Saket Nagar resident family has been admitted to the pediatric department of Halat in a critical condition. The child has meningitis.

Renu's seven-year-old daughter Rani had fever for 15 days. Renu says that her fever subsided five days ago. She was sent to school. When I returned from school on Saturday, fever rose again. The fever was so strong that she was trembling. The body was twitching. He began to faint. Put him with a water bandage on his head and took him to a private hospital. The doctor said take the halat. The girl fainted after walking with Halut. He did not regain consciousness again. The second child Shubh also got fever. He also started having tremors. He is recruited by bringing a helmet. Junior doctors say that the child has encephalitis. His condition is currently critical. On the other hand, all the wards in the pediatric department are full. In Emergency, two or three children are being treated on one bed and are being treated. Meanwhile, most of the children admitted to Ursla Hospital are suffering from diarrhea. Some children with fever are also admitted.

Comment: Google translated articles often interchange "meningitis" and "encephalitis" - Ro

https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...econd-child-admitted-in-hospital-2725694.html

Hundreds of cases of "viral fever" with a 22 fatalities reported from Sitapur
https://www.patrika.com/sitapur-news/24-man-dead-in-the-viral-fever-sitapur-5047202/

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[Ronan Kelly]

Innocent patient dies of fever, 16 more admitted
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Wed, 04 Sep 2019 10:42 PM IST

Bahraich In the Children's Ward of the Medical College on Wednesday, an innocent patient suffering from fever died during treatment. Meanwhile, 16 more patients with fever and other diseases have been admitted. The condition of two patients is said to be critical.
The scorching heat in the district is putting a lot on the lives of innocent patients. Patients are dying every day during treatment. Aanchal Devi (one month) daughter Vikas Kumar, resident of Babnauti Shankarpur, Bodi police station area, was referred to the Medical College from CHC on fever.
Innocent died later Wednesday afternoon while undergoing treatment in the Children's Ward of the Medical College. The family members have gone home with a weeping body. Meanwhile, 16 more patients with fever, diarrhea and other diseases have been admitted. The condition of two patients is said to be critical. He has been shifted to the PICU ward of the Medical College.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-prad...-lko4798629126

Seven deaths in four days due to fever in Sambhal district
Moradabad BureauMoradabad Bureau Updated Thu, 05 Sep 2019 01:30 AM IST

Careful. Seven deaths in four days have been reported from fever in Sambhal district. Atarasi in Pawansa region had three deaths due to fever. Two deaths occurred within two days in Azimabad. One death occurred on Monday and one on Wednesday in Kisauli village in Pawansa area. Believe the families of those who have died, believe the cause of death is fever, but the Health Department has not yet clarified the reasons for the death. However, the health department is setting up camp in the fever victims village. In these camps, 287 patients have been exposed to fever.
Kirauli resident Prempal Maurya's nine-year-old daughter, Hiravati, had fever on Wednesday afternoon and died by evening. Could not get treatment. The father said that there was also vomiting with fever. By the time he took away Bahjoi, he died. Rajpal Yadav (53) died in the same village on Monday night. The funeral was performed on Tuesday.
Elder son Ramarhees told that his father had fever. Was previously treated in Pwansa. But when the condition did not recover, he was brought to the village and was being taken for treatment in Bahjoi, but he died before that. In-charge Medical Officer Dr. Asad Ansari said that he is not aware of the deaths in Kisauli due to fever, but if there are sick people, then they will organize camps. Camps will be held in Atrasi and Kisauli on Thursday. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Amita Singh said that not a single death in the district has been confirmed to be due to fever. Although the villagers have reported death from fever, but in all deaths, the reasons are coming out differently. Nevertheless, the Health Department is alert and immediate teams are being sent from wherever fever is reported. People are being made aware about fever prevention.
The health department managed to distribute medicines to fever victims
. In Azimabad, Atrasi and Kharspa, health department teams organized medical camps. 611 patients were seen in these villages in which 287 fever victims were found. Additional Chief Medical Officer and Medical Officer-in-charge inspected health camps and also informed villagers about fever prevention measures.
Atarasi has suffered three deaths due to fever, while the fourth death has been caused by innocent Himanshu in Azimabad. The health department has gone to Chet after four deaths in two days. Dr. Asad Ansari, Medical Officer Incharge of Pawansa Community Health Center, said that 292 patients were seen in Atrasi out of which 170 are suffering from fever. One patient has malaria. While a blood slide of 32 people has been made in the village.
As soon as we got news about fever victims in Kharspa village, the health department team reached this village. The team saw 155 patients, with 55 patients suffering from fever. Two patients had malaria. A team from the Health Department went to Azimabad. The team saw 135 patients, with 62 patients suffering from fever. Two patients were found to be malaria positive. Blood slides of fifty patients have been made in the village.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/sambhal/death-to-fever-in-sambhal-sambhal-news-mbd320992280

 

[Ronan Kelly]

?Rat eaters? dying like rats in Uttar Pradesh: State refutes reports of hunger deaths
Many people belonging to the one of the poorest ?Musahar? (rat eating) community died in August in Kushinagar, adjacent to Gorakhpur, UP chief minister Yogi Adityanath?s home turf

Sunita Shahi
Published: 5 Sep 2019, 6:00 PM

Several people belonging to the poorest of the poor ?Musahar? (rat eating) community are reported to have died in August in Kushinagar, adjacent to Gorakhpur, UP chief minister Yogi Adityanath?s home turf.

While district authorities have claimed the deaths to have resulted due to illnesses and ? high fever? , social workers, activists and even health workers attributed the deaths to malnutrition and hunger.

At least five such cases have been recorded. They range from Reema Kumar (6) to Beepat Musahar (28). While the girl child was said to have been running a high temperature, officials, reacting 48 hours after Beepat Musahar?s death on Independence Day, claimed the 28-year old was a diabetic and also suffered from Tuberculosis, claims which were refuted by the family.
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https://www.nationalheraldindia.com...radesh-state-refutes-reports-of-hunger-deaths

Two died including teenager due to fever
Publish Date: Fri, 06 Sep 2019 12:11 AM (IST)


Jasan, Badaun: Fever deaths continue in the district. Two people, including a private teacher, died on Thursday. At the same time, hundreds of people are ill. The spraying of DDT in villages also proved ineffective because it was sprayed only in the identified villages. While the surrounding areas are full of dirt. As a result, even the responsible have not been able to control it.

Sons, Dawatganj: Omvir (28) son Naubatram, a resident of village Ghareli of block area, taught in a private school. According to family members, he had been suffering from fever for three days and was also taking medicines from a private doctor, but to no avail. While he died on Thursday.

Sansu, Musazhag: Upasana (16), daughter of Ompal, a resident of Gidhaul village in the block world, also died of fever. She was suffering from fever for four days. In these villages, dozens of people are meditating with fever. Family members said that Upasana was taken to the district hospital but she died at 10 in the morning.


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Two people die due to fever, people in panic
Hindustan Team, Etah
Last updated: Thu, 05 Sep 2019 10:26 PM IST

Two people died of fever on Thursday. A young man was admitted to the district hospital. While the other family took them from outside. People are in panic after two deaths due to fever. People are coming to the district hospital for a check-up when they have a fever. More than a thousand patients are reaching the district hospital every day.

Ramrishish son Bhudev, a resident of Shikohabad Road Sunhari Nagar, suddenly worsened on Thursday morning. The family reached the district hospital. The doctor declared him dead. The family told the health workers that there was a fever. He was brought to the district hospital when the condition worsened. On the other side, on Thursday morning, the family brought the family to the district hospital. On seeing the doctor, he was declared dead. The family took the body without writing a name. Family members said that the young man had a fever. There is an atmosphere of panic among the people after two deaths due to fever. Viral fever is becoming fatal. People are undergoing tests in the district hospital when fever comes.

Patients reaching more than a thousand

Eta More than one thousand patients are reaching the district hospital every day. Most people have a cold, cold, cough, in which one has fever. People are under investigation due to fear of malaria, dengue.
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[Ronan Kelly]

Another woman died of fever in Palatha Mithanpur
Hindustan team, Sambhal
Last updated: Fri, 06 Sep 2019 07:48 PM IST

Deadly fever has spread in Paltha Mithanpur village of Kudhfatehgarh area of ​​Tehsil Chandausi. Another middle-aged woman suffering from fever died last night. There is chaos in the family. The villagers have suffered from four consecutive deaths in Paltha village due to fever in the last one week. At the same time, there have been three deaths due to fever in Kudak's neighborhood. There is an atmosphere of panic among the villagers. Murthy Devi, resident of village Paltha Mithanpur (55), wife Late. Jiraj Singh was already suffering from respiratory disease. For the last three days, Murti Devi was meditating with fever. The only son was undergoing treatment for mother idol Devi in ​​Madanlal village. Due to this, Murti Devi got high fever around 9:30 pm on Thursday night. Family members were preparing to take the woman to the hospital when the condition worsened. Meanwhile, the breath of the female idol Devi, who was meditating with fever, stopped. There was chaos in the family. Family members also performed the last rites on Friday morning. Let me tell you that in the village Paltha Mithanpur, people have taken their feet from fatal fever. Four people have died of fever within a week.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...ed-of-fever-in-palatha-mithanpur-2731438.html

Now fever spread in Bara village, another killed
Hindustan Team, Kanpur
Last updated: Fri, 06 Sep 2019 10:05 PM IST

The deadly infectious disease has now spread to Bara village of Akbarpur block. A large number of people in this village identified as susceptible to disease are vulnerable to the disease. On Friday, a middle-aged man suffering from fever died. With this, the number of people dying from the disease has increased to 46 in the district.

While communicable disease control campaign is going on in the district. Under this, along with the treatment of the patients suffering from the disease in the villages, Swachhta Abhiyan, Malaria and Deung patients, as well as the claim of starting the spraying of pesticides and anti-larvae in the 153 villages identified by the Malaria Department for the disease. Used to be.

Despite this, the disease outbreak is spreading to new villages. Now fever has spread in Bara village marked as very susceptible to disease. Here Imran, Deepu, Swamidin, Kalicharan, Shabnam, Ifat, Ruhul Amin, Mo. A large number of people, including Shamim, are vulnerable to the disease.

Here suffering from fever Zaheer (52) was preparing to take him for treatment when his condition deteriorated on Friday morning, meanwhile he died at home. Here Jabbar Qureshi, A. Villagers like Rahman, Kamarul Akhyar, etc. are alleging that there is a disease infection in the village due to water logging and filth. Despite this, the responsible have been neglectful. District Infectious Disease In-charge Dr. AP Verma informed that patients will be treated by sending rapid response team to the village.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...d-in-bara-village-another-killed-2731688.html

Infection in Sidhauli, child died
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Sat, 07 Sep 2019 12:00 AM IST

Sidhauli / Aurangabad (Sitapur). After Gondlamau, now infectious diseases have started spreading in Sidhauli block. Here, a child has died due to fever. He was being treated in a private hospital. At the same time, more than 15 people in the village are vulnerable to infection. Three patients have been diagnosed with malaria in Gondlamau.
Arslan, the three-year-old son of Kalim, a resident of Aladadpur in Sidhauli development block, was admitted to a private hospital in the town after vomiting with high fever. Where Arslan died during treatment. Insa (2), Nagma (7), Gulfsa (22) of the same family are suffering from fever. Apart from this, more than 15 people in the village are suffering from fever.
The same team of Health Department reached Baburikhera village of Gondlamau development block. The team set up camp and examined the patients. Two of which confirmed malaria. CMO Dr. RK Nayyar, Superintendent Dr. Dheeraj Mishra visited the villages of village Parwa, Saidapur, Semri, Jamunapur, Raipur, Nagavajaram, Nizampur, Pitpur, Baburikhera etc.
He appealed to the villagers to keep regular cleanliness and not collect dirty water around. During this time blood samples of 22 patients were taken. In which one has been confirmed to have malaria. At the same time, about nine hundred patients are suffering from fever in about 45 villages. Adopt
cleanliness
Laharpur As part of special communicable disease control campaign, on Friday, Asha Bahu, Anganwadi workers, head and young children of primary school took out a rally in Khanpur Mohiuddinpur to make people aware of meningitis.
Anganwadi Kamla Devi, Asha Bahu Pushpa Devi, on this occasion, sensing the villagers to prevent encephalitis, said to create an environment of cleanliness around the house. Do not defecate in the open and make a habit of washing hands with soap.
Cooperate in the cleanliness of your body as well as the environment around you. Do not let water get around you. Wear a full arm shirt to avoid mosquitoes.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/sitapur/one-died-from-fever-sitapur-news-lko480246310

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Student dies due to fever, chaos
Hindustan team, Rampur
Last updated: Sat, 07 Sep 2019 12:47 AM IST

Fever in Imrati village killed the student. The student had fever four days ago while family members were treating him in Bareilly. The student died on Thursday evening. The student's death caused a furore in the house.

The case is related to Imarti village in Azimnagar police station area. Mohammed Sahil, son of village resident Mohammad Iqbal, had fever for eight years four days ago. The family first went to Swar CHC with the student. After one day, the condition of the student improved, then the family brought it home. The next day the student's condition deteriorated again and the family took him to the district hospital. When there was no improvement, the doctors referred him to Bareilly. The student died during treatment on Thursday evening. When the family came home with the dead body, there was chaos.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar-pradesh/rampur/story-boy-died-due-to-heavy-fever-2732117.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Girl dies due to fever
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Sat, 07 Sep 2019 11:24 PM IST

Reusa / Aurangabad. In Reussa block, infectious disease is spreading rapidly. A girl died due to fever. The girl was suffering from high fever for the past several days. Many other people in the village also suffer from fever. More than six hundred people are sick with fever in about 40 villages in Gondlamau development block.
The health team went to the village and distributed medicines to the patients. Malaria was confirmed in one patient. Infectious diseases are spreading rapidly in Ganjari area. Sudha (4), daughter of Shukla Giri, resident of Majra Bohra of Gram Panchayat Purani of Reusa development block, was suffering from fever for several days. Family members first showed up to private physicians.
When not benefited, treatment was also done in Reusa / Biswan. Sudha died during treatment. Many other people are also having fever in the village. CHC Superintendent Dr. Anant Mishra says that the team will be sent to the village to distribute medicines.
In Gondlamau, Joint Director Malaria Dr. BP Singh visited Village Parwa, Saidapur, Semri, Jamunapur, Raipur, Nagavajaram, Nizampur, Pitpur, Baburikhera, Aurangabad, Kalli Chauraha. Blood samples from 17 patients were taken. In which malaria was confirmed in one patient. More than six hundred people are sick with fever in about 40 villages of this block.
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Infection: Pregnant life due to fever in Sitapur
Hindustan Team, Kalli (Sitapur).
Last updated: Sun, 08 Sep 2019 01:54 PM IST

The sequence of deaths due to infection continues in rural areas of Sitapur district. Pregnant died of fever in the wee hours of Sunday. After receiving information about the death of Bukhas in Majra Kanawakheda of Gram Sabha Fauladganj of Mishrikh tehsil, the Health Department team reached the village on Sunday afternoon and distributed medicines among the people.

It is said that 24-year-old Shail Kumari of Kanawakheda village was suffering from high fever for the last three days. The six-month pregnant was being treated at a private medical center in Naimish. When her condition worsened late Saturday night, the doctor advised the woman's family members to go to the district hospital. While going to the district hospital for treatment at around 3.30 pm, Shail Kumari wife Ashok Kumar died on the way. The victim came to the village with the dead body. On receiving information of death due to fever, the health department team from Mishikh and Sandna area reached the village on Sunday afternoon. After taking information from family members, the drugs were distributed in the village. Prakhar Srivastava, in-charge of the Misrikh Community Health Center, says that medicines are being distributed continuously in the villages to prevent fever and infection.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...nt-death-due-to-fever-in-sitapur-2734458.html