India: Uttar Pradesh Unidentified Fever 2019

[Ronan Kelly]

One child dies of fever, five others admitted
Hindustan Team, Lakhimpurkheri
Last updated: Sun, 08 Sep 2019 06:20 PM IST

High fever and diarrhea is not taking its name. Children are getting sick from these diseases continuously. Along with this, one child also died during treatment. Fever and diarrhea outbreak in the district is not taking its name. While vulnerable children are being brought to the district hospital, children are also being admitted to private nursing homes. On Sunday, the five-year-old son of Ramsaran Gupta, a resident of Palia, admitted to the Children's Ward of the District Hospital, Nitesh died. Nitesh was admitted in critical condition. He died after a short treatment. Five other children suffering from high fever and diarrhea were admitted on Sunday. These children included Arya, a three-year-old daughter of Karan Mishra, living in Tharavaganj, Rani, a nine-year-old daughter of Rajesh Kumar, a ten-year-old son of Mir Ali, a resident of Trikolia, living in Ramuapur.

Children in Children ward growing continuously

The number of children in the Children's Ward of the District Hospital is continuously increasing. Alam is that thirty sick children were already admitted and 17 were admitted. With 47 children, 23 children were discharged when there was a slight improvement in the condition. After this, 24 children were admitted to the ward.

Changed weather and risk of spreading disease

The weather is also changing with no rain. There is strong sunshine and hot winds during the day. The weather is getting damp in the morning and evening. Temperatures are also falling due to dew at night. In such weather, the possibility of spreading the disease is being expressed. On the other hand, agricultural scientists say that due to lack of rain, it will also affect the crops. Due to this, paddy crop is estimated to be low.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...es-of-fever-five-others-admitted-2734986.html

Fever rages on ladles, one child dies, 25 sick
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Mon, 09 Sep 2019 12:42 AM IST

Rae Bareli With the change in the weather, the fever of the ladles has increased. In such a situation it has become necessary for people to take care of their children. While a five-year-old child died of fever within 24 hours, 25 children are suffering from fever. On the one hand, children are sick with fever, while the treatment is being done only in the name of food.
Timardars who treat children in the ward have alleged that the treating doctors do not even talk properly. Cleanliness is also not good. The child ward of the district hospital is of total 70 beds. The number of patients in the child ward has increased. A total of 47 children were found admitted to the ward on Sunday.
According to the records of the district hospital's toddler ward, the number of children is increasing steadily. Utkarsh (5), a resident of Mourawan in Unnao district, was admitted to the ward after suffering from fever. Where he died on Saturday late night. Apart from Rahi block area Madhupuri resident Saurabh (5), Kumwa resident Purva resident Anshika (5), Madhukarpur resident Rinku (2), whole Khatrona resident Sabira (one and half), Dih resident Hrithik (two and a half) besides Shubham (2), 25 children including Divyansh (7), Anuj (6) are suffering from fever.
The parents of these children say that doctors come to see them, but they do not even talk properly. Negligence in treatment is being done. Apart from suffering from fever, newborns are also admitted to the child ward. Four newborns have died in eight days. Some death is due to loss of weight, while others are dying due to lack of weight.
According to records of district hospital's Bacha Ward, Rukhsana of Amethi, Sarojini of Bhadokhar, Poonam's neonate from Salon have died. Sarojini's twin children have died in this. After the birth of a newborn in the District Women's Hospital, her condition deteriorates and she is admitted to the child ward.
In view of the increasing number of patients, the authorities have increased the number of beds in the toddler ward. Till now the child ward was of 40 beds, which has now been reduced to 70 beds. Staff other than two doctors have been deployed to treat the children.
CMS of the district hospital, Dr. NK Srivastava said that children are falling into fever due to change in weather. Admitted children are being treated better. Sometimes, due to the high number of children, the doctor may not be able to talk to the timers properly.
However, doctors have been asked to talk to the Timardar in a good way. The Kangaroo Mother Care Unit operates in the District Women's Hospital to recruit newborns. Due to the unit being full, newborn men are sent to the hospital, where they are treated. The death of the newborn is not known. It will be shown.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...f-fever-25-sick-raibaraily-news-lko4805950141

Outbreak of fever continues, another person died
Moradabad BureauMoradabad Bureau Updated Mon, 09 Sep 2019 12:12 AM IST

Kudh Fatehgarh Fever havoc has been going on for the past one month in the crooked Fatehgarh region of Naroli Community Health Center. In Kudh Fatehgarh region alone, 12 people have died due to fever in a month. Three deaths have been reported in Mudia Kheda, five in Paltha Mithanpur, three in Milak Dioura Khas, one in Jahangir Pur and two in Chittora village. But the health department remains negligent.
Chitora village resident Savitri (45) wife Ganga Sahay Pal died of fever at 9 am on Sunday. He had fever a day earlier on Saturday. Savitri's husband Ganga Sahai administered medicine to a private doctor from the neighboring village of Raholi. But the condition did not improve and he died. Villagers said that due to the poor economic condition of Ganga Sahai, he could not take his wife to Chandausi for treatment.
After the death of Savitri, there was chaos in the family. 15 days before this, Satish's wife Suman Yadav (26) has also died of fever. Also, more than 50 people are currently suffering from fever in the village. More than 50 people, including Brijesh Yadav, Saraswati, Jyoti, Deepak, Sharavati Savitri, Seema, Shailesh, Subhash, Gunjan Reena, etc. of the village are suffering from fever. But the health department remains negligent. The health department wakes up after the situation worsens. Only formalities are also played in distributing medicines by setting up camps. Medical personnel organize camps in the village and distribute medicines on only one day. Due to which it is impossible for the patient to be correct. Villagers say that medicines should be distributed in the village for at least three to four days so that the patient can get full treatment.
These villagers have died of fever
Chandausi Within a month, 12 villagers have died due to fever. In which Rajaram, Bhura, Hamidan of village Mudia Kheda, Ajudhi of village Jahangirpur, Subhash Kumar of Milak Dioura Khas, Dharmavati, Kasturi, Poonam, Rohit, Savitri and Suman of Madanlal Palatha Mithanpur have died.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...fever-in-sambhal-chandausi-news-mbd3214583176

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Fever havoc continues, two more lives lost
Moradabad BureauMoradabad Bureau Updated Tue, 10 Sep 2019 01:54 AM IST

Chandausi / Kudh Fatehgarh. The outbreak of infectious diseases has not stopped in the region. Despite all efforts fever is becoming fatal. The Health and Medical Department is also unable to take any concrete steps in this. At the same time, there is a huge rush of patients in private hospitals. Private doctors are conducting various tests including blood tests of patients. All the labs of the city get a fair from morning.
In Chittora village of Kudh Fatehgarh region, a woman died for the second consecutive day. Due to which the fear of fever has increased in the villagers. Taravati (45) wife Phool Chand Kashyap was suffering from fever for a week.
The family was undergoing treatment at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital in Delhi due to reduced platelets in the body. During treatment, Taravati died on Sunday night. After the death, the family brought the body home and performed the last rites on Monday.
Family members said that Taravati was told by doctors to have meningitis. Earlier at 9 am on Sunday morning, Savitri wife Ganga Sahai also died of fever. Fever fever has been overshadowed by the villagers due to two consecutive deaths.
Here, Jayanti Prasad (55) son Dalchandra was suffering from fever for a week in the flour village of Naroli Primary Health Center area. Many doctors from Chandausi and Moradabad were shown but the fever was not decreasing. The family brought Jayanti Prasad home on Sunday. Jayanti Prasad died at home around eleven thirty in the night.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...fever-in-sambhal-chandausi-news-mbd3215854101

Youth dies due to high fever
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Mon, 09 Sep 2019 11:12 PM IST

Death of a young man suffering from high fever
Bikapur Due to high fever, the death of a young man during medical treatment at the Medical College Lucknow caused a ruckus in the family. Shamsher Bahadur Singh, son of Saurabh Singh (26), resident of Patupur village in Kotwali area, was hit by fever a few days ago.
Family members underwent drug treatment in District Hospital and Mandal Hospital Darshan Nagar. But the condition did not improve and the medical college was taken to Lucknow for treatment. Saurabh Singh died on Sunday at the Medical College. Principal representative Rajesh Verma said that the deceased youth was married four months ago. On the information about the death of the young man, Bikapur MLA son Dr. Amit Singh Chauhan, former MLA Jitendra Singh Bablu, BJP leader Rahul Sharma, Vijay Narayan Singh, Shiv Kumar, Mandal president Indrasen Singh reached and expressed condolences.

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Uncontrollable situation, fever in five days swallowed
Publish Date: Wed, 11 Sep 2019 12:23 AM (IST)

Sansu, Silhri: Even though the health department is not confirming the death of anyone due to fever, five people have died in 10 days in Barkheda village. At the same time, dozens of people are sick. The health department team could not reach here. Kallu (6) son Kailash died on September 1 due to fever spread in Gautia in Barkheda village of Binawar. While his three-year-old brother Prashanth swallowed fever on September 5. Amarpal of the village, Sheela (2), a two-year-old daughter, died of fever on 30 August. On the other hand, Nisha (5) daughter Jagatpal was also taken away by Kaal due to fever on September 8. On August 31, Vasudev's one-year-old daughter Varsha has also come in the grip of fever and has become a grass of time. Vinod, Kaushal, Radha, Muskan, Lakshmi, Deeksha, Hirakali, Dev Singh, Hariom, Munendra Lal, Karan Singh, Dozens of people including Asha Devi are meditating in fever. Villagers said that the Health Department team has not come to the village till date. Due to the absence of sweeper in the village, the dirt is spread. CHC Ghatpuri in-charge Dr Khyaliram Rathore said that this case is not in cognizance. The team will be sent to the village. Three swallowed fever in a single day

Sansu, Silhri: Ramdulari (50) of the village, Pitu and six-year-old son of Rajveer on Tuesday due to fever in village Pauuliya of Jagat region.

Jagveer's son Sumit (4) died. All three had been suffering from fever for several days and undergoing treatment from private doctors. In this regard, village head Pradeep Shakya said that Sumit's son Jagbir has died in the village, I have died in Rajasthan, Ramdulari is old, it is not known how death has been done, the medicine is being sprayed in the village. Has been Woman dies of fever


Sansu, Dahgawan: Sonwati (48), wife of Jhundu, a resident of village Serai Vijaygadhi of Block Dahgawan area, had fever 10 days ago. The family got him treated here with a baggage but to no avail. As the condition worsened, the family took him to a private hospital in Bareilly. From here also, the doctors referred him to Aligarh Medical College and referred to him as critical. The woman was undergoing treatment there, around four and a half hours on Tuesday morning, she died during her treatment. Family members are in a state of disarray. At the same time, many people are suffering from fever in the area. When the teams reach one village, the virus spreads to another village. Overall, the situation is becoming increasingly difficult to handle.

Posted By: Jagran
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/badaun-fever-7-people-died-in-just-10-days-19566013.html

Bihar's youth caught in fever worsens in train, death while going to hospital Amroha news
Publish Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2019 04:30 PM (IST)

Zoya (Amroha). The condition of a young man from Bihar in the grip of high fever worsened in the train. He died on the way to the hospital.

34-year-old Randhir, son of Hamdev, a resident of village Gumraha in Saharsa village of Bihar, was on his way home with his brother Ramveer in a train coming from Baghpat. Randhir Singh's condition deteriorated at Kafurpur railway station in Rajabpur police station area. He fell unconscious on the way while getting off the train to a private doctor. Villagers reported to the ambulance. As soon as he came to know, the ambulance reached the spot and admitted the young man to Zoya Community Health Center. Where doctors declared him dead. Police has sent the dead body for postmortem.

Posted By: Narendra Kumar
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-prades...ain-dies-on-the-way-to-hospital-19564342.html

Fever not stopping, one more death in district hospital
Agra BureauAgra Bureau Updated Tue, 10 Sep 2019 11:39 PM IST


Mainpuri Infectious diseases in the district are not taking the name of stopping. The number of people who died of fever is continuously increasing. Another patient died of district hospitalized fever. Since Tuesday morning, there was a rush of patients in the district hospital. More than 800 patients were given first aid in the hospital till 12 noon.
62 patients were admitted due to critical condition. Jamadar Singh, 50, a resident of Nagla Mukund village of Bhogaon police station area, was suffering from fever for the last few days. The family was treating him at a private doctor. When his condition deteriorated on Monday night, the family rushed him to the district hospital.
When he was admitted here, he could not even get his pulse. He died shortly after treatment began. The number of people who died of fever in the district is increasing continuously. Eight patients have died of fever in the district in the last seven days.
Record patients were admitted to the district hospital on Tuesday. With 62 patients admitted here, the number of beds in the wards also decreased with the emergency. In Emergency, two patients were put on each bed. At the same time, when there was no space in the ward, the heart disease department was opened and the patients were brought to it.
The patient who died in the district hospital was brought to the hospital in his last breaths. If the family had brought him to the hospital in time, his life could have been saved.
-Dr. RK Sagar, CMS
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/agra/one-die-due-to-fever-mainpuri-news-agr405120880

One child dies of fever, seven others admitted
Hindustan Team, Lakhimpurkheri
Last updated: Tue, 10 Sep 2019 06:20 PM IST
One child dies of fever, seven others admitted1/2High fever is hurting children. Children are being affected by this disease continuously. One child died of fever, while seven other children were admitted and started treatment.

High fever is hurting children. Children are being affected by this disease continuously. One child died of fever, while seven other children were admitted and treatment started. Mukhtar Ahmad, a six-month-old son, Altamsha, who lives in Laharpur in the Children's Ward of the district hospital, died while undergoing treatment. Altamash was admitted with high fever.

On Tuesday, Bhailal 12-year-old son Divan, a resident of Surajpura village in Isanagar in Children's ward, Vikas, two-and-a-half-year-old son of Puttilal, a resident of Tikardaspurwa, Abdul, one-and-a-half-year-old son of Alishek, resident of Laharpur, Jabir Ali, a resident of Dhaurahra 11-year-old son Salauddin, four-year-old son of Ram, a resident of Faradhan, admitted to Vartika, the five-year-old daughter of Pradeep living in Ishanagar. Was obtained. These children, one child is suffering from diarrhea and all other children are suffering from high fever.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...s-of-fever-seven-others-admitted-2738939.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Teen dies due to fever, three dozen sick
Publish Date: Wed, 11 Sep 2019 11:43 PM (IST)

Barabanki: Another teenager died of fever due to the lax working of the Panchayat Raj and Health Department, while three dozen people are ill. So far, six innocent people have been killed due to fever.

Rajkumar's 14-year-old son Rajkumar, a resident of Barawan village of Hydergarh Kotwali, died of fever on Wednesday morning. More than three dozen people are sick in the village. The prince had been suffering from fever for a week. Family members were getting him treated at CHC Hydergarh. Family said that there was no benefit in the CHC, after visiting a private doctor in the town of Hydergarh on Tuesday evening. CHC was taken to Hydergarh on Wednesday as the condition deteriorated, where he succumbed.

He is ill in the village: The father of the deceased, Matadin, has also been suffering from viral fever for several days. Nandlal (60), Neeraj (13), Sumiran (9), Sialli (35), Anita (30), Kamlesh Kumari (30), Nandlal (60), Dharmendra (12), Salu (16), Aman (35), Ruk Shala (35), Sheetla Devi (13), Rajkumar (35), Ram Gopal (50), Roshni (12), Chandni (14), Bidana (50), Rajwati (50), Tejrani (35) And more than three dozen people, including Kripa Shankar's wife, are suffering from fever. CHC in-charge Dharmendra Rai has said that all fever patients have been sent to the village health team and treated.


This work of the departments: The Panchayat Raj departments do the cleaning of the gram panchayats. Whereas, the health departments are aware of people for communicable disease control and spraying medicines in the village, so that infection diseases can be avoided in the village. These two officers of the department are engaged only in Khanapurti, which is leading to deaths.

Team not reached here

Subhaha: Due to fever, Rajdeep, one and a half year old son of Sumeri of Kudwa died in the district hospital on September 8. At the same time, three daughters of Sumeri are in the grip of Poonam (6) years, Priya (4) years, Seema (3) fever. He is being treated with a satchel, the health department team has not come. Kanti Singh (34) wife Raj Narayan resident Ratoli Mazre is suffering from Kudva fever. He underwent treatment at CHC Hydergarh but did not recover, the doctor has indicated symptoms of dengue.

Posted By: Jagran
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-prades...ie-due-to-fever-three-dozen-ill-19568885.html

Three deaths due to fever in Chandausi in last 24 hours
Moradabad BureauMoradabad Bureau Updated Thu, 12 Sep 2019 01:24 AM IST

Chandausi The chain of deaths from fever has not stopped. Three people, including a four-year-old innocent, have died in the Chandausi area in the last twenty-four hours. People are scared of fever due to frequent deaths every day. Even after mild fever, people are moving towards big hospitals with their families.
For the past one week, fever has been becoming life-threatening.
In many villages, the outbreak of fever continues to increase. Health department is only in a state of spectacle. During last 24 hours, fever of three people has died in Chandausi area again. Chhatrapal (26) son Ramphal, a resident of Moulagarh in Chandausi, had high fever for two days. Showed many doctors but his fever did not subside. On Tuesday too, the family took Chandausi home with medicines, but Chhatrapal died at around 2 pm. Due to which there was chaos in the family. Apart from this, most houses in Nagla Purva village of Kudh Fatehgarh police station area are said to be suffering from some fever. Matru Khan (72) son Sufidar Khan was suffering from fever for the last three days.
The family was continuously taking medicines from Chandausi hospitals but the fever was not decreasing. His son Shafiquddin told that Matru Khan died at around six o'clock on Tuesday evening. In the same village, Rubina (four) daughter Gulsher, who had been suffering from fever for three days, was also given medication from several hospitals, but she died at twelve o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. Villagers said that even a week ago, the village's ten-day-old Gulshan daughter, Nanhe, died due to fever. It is said that the girl was in the grip of fever soon after being born.
Villagers agitated with waterlogging on dead body, protest
Chandausi After the death of Chhatrapal on Tuesday night in Moulagadh due to fever, people were agitated when there was waterlogging on the way during his funeral. They shouted slogans in protest. It has been alleged that there has been continuous waterlogging on this route since year, but the Gram Panchayat is not paying attention to it.
After the death of Chhatrapal from fever on Tuesday night, on Wednesday morning, when the time came to take out his dead body, people saw that the route through which the funeral procession is to be done, has been waterlogged for the last one year. The villagers got angry about this. They shouted protests against the village head. It is alleged that no work is being done in the village.
Most of the route is bumpy. There has been continuous waterlogging on this route since the year. Due to which people have faced heavy inconvenience in traffic. Complaints were made to the village headman several times but no solution has been made. The protesters included Ramautar, Brahmapal, Siyaram, Rajendra Kumar, Sarvesh Kumar, Udaypal Singh, Bharat Singh, Mohan Lal etc.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/sambhal/three-death-to-fever-chandausi-news-mbd321802248

Two died, including child due to diarrhea and fever
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Wed, 11 Sep 2019 10:39 PM IST

Bahraich Two children suffering from diarrhea and fever died on Wednesday in the Children's Ward of the Medical College. While 20 more patients suffering from various diseases have been admitted. The condition of five is said to be critical.
The scorching heat in the Terai is causing trouble for innocent patients. Due to the changing weather in the Children's Ward of the Medical College, the number of innocent patients has increased. Shivang (10) son Sonu, resident of Kamolia village under Kotwali countryside, was admitted to the medical college on the complaint of vomiting, diarrhea and fever.
Shivang was under treatment under the supervision of doctors. Shivang succumbed during treatment on Wednesday afternoon. According to doctors, he was prone to diarrhea. Sangeeta (3) daughter Arvind Yadav, a resident of Bangahi village under Ikona police station in Shravasti district, also succumbed to her treatment in the late evening.
She was suffering from fever. The family members have gone home with a weeping body. Meanwhile, 20 more patients suffering from fever and other diseases have been admitted. The condition of five patients is said to be critical. He has been admitted to the PICU of Children's Ward.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/bahraich/two-died-from-fever-bahraich-news-lko480982023

Outbreak of fever, three people died of fever in Kathikheda and Asauda
Hindustan team, Hapur
Last updated: Thu, 12 Sep 2019 12:43 AM IST

Malaria is also dying in the district with dengue. After a dengue case came to light, now 11 new cases of malaria have come to light in the district. Health department has been stirred after 11 cases came to light. Health teams have delivered medicines by reaching home to malaria positive patients. At the same time, three people have died due to fever in Kathikheda and Asauda within ten days. On the other hand, the CMO has made claims of having complete arrangements to combat malaria. The weather has been showing its colors for the past several days. Sometimes it is raining and sometimes scorching sun is coming out. In such a situation, outbreak of viral fever is increasing rapidly. Thousands of patients suffering from viral fever are reaching government hospitals every day. Recently, a woman has also been confirmed to have dengue in the district. The woman is healthy Now malaria along with dengue is also spreading completely. 11 new malaria cases have come to light in the district. These include 2 in Pilkhuwa, 2 in Garh, 3 cases have come to light in Simbhavali, 1 in Dhaulana and 3 in Hapur. After the 11 cases came to light, there has been a stir in the health department of the district. While health teams are engaged in giving medicines to positive patients, seminars are also being organized in villages for awareness. People are being given measures to prevent malaria in the villages. Satendra Kumar said that 11 malaria patients have come under new light. Medicines have been made available to all patients. Everyone should be alert in the changing season. Take special care of cleanliness so that the malaria mosquito does not arise. Three died in ten days - Please tell that in the Kathiheda village of Tehsil, Shishpal Singh, 70-year-old sugar ke Vaidya had fever. Those whose treatment was going on in Ghaziabad hospital. Weeds have died in the village due to their deaths during treatment. Because Sheeshpal Singh was famous by the name of Vaidya who eliminated sugar by giving grass chaff medicine to thousands of people of many regions. The 65-year-old died of fever in Kathikheda. While the 70-year-old Chunnu Tyagi, who lives near the railway station of Asauda, ​​had a fever a week ago, who died in a hospital in Ghaziabad due to kidney failure. - Malaria outbreak in the month of August also occurred in August Of There was an outbreak. In August, 40 malaria patients were found in the district. Among them, 13-13 in Hapur-Pilkhuwa, 6 in Garh, 8 in Simbhavali and 1 patient in Dholana were found to be malaria positive. - A case of dengue has come to light Prakash has so far come across a case of dengue in the district, a woman. is. The woman hails from Tumrail village. After the positive case came to light, the health department went to the patient's home to get information. Although the patient suffering from dengue is now healthy. - What is Malaria fever? Malaria fever is caused by the bite of the female mosquito Anopheles. A parasite named Plasmodium is found in this mosquito. Due to which it spreads in the blood due to mosquito bite. Symptoms of malaria are fever, sweating, headache, body aches, nausea, vomiting, fever at times, but it comes back after several hours, Etc. are the main symptoms of malaria. - Hearing of CMO, the Health Department has complete arrangements to deal with malaria, home health teams are being sent to the patients who are coming to malaria positive. Seminars are also being organized in villages for awareness. Apart from this, there is no information about death from fever. - Dr. Rajveer Singh-CMO Hapur
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...-people-in-kathikheda-and-asauda-2741534.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

3,500 Cases of 'Killer' Malaria Detected in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly
With the recent cases, the cumulative figure of PF cases in Bareilly between January 1 to September 9 stands at 4,207.
Trending DeskUpdated:September 12, 2019, 3:10 PM ISTfacebookTwitterskype

At least 3,500 cases of deadly plasmodium falciparum (PF) malaria were detected in the past 20 days in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh. The cases were detected by the intensive "active case surveillance" by 400 teams of auxiliary midwives (ANMs) who found out patients suffering from the "killer" malaria strain.

With the recent cases, the cumulative figure of PF cases in Bareilly between January 1 to September 9 stands at 4,207. During the same period, 21,887 people have been tested positive for plasmodium vivax (PV) malaria strain, a TOI report said.
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https://www.news18.com/news/india/3...ected-in-uttar-pradeshs-bareilly-2306309.html

Another innocent died of fever
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Wed, 11 Sep 2019 11:33 PM IST

Aurangabad / Ramgarh. Fever in Gondlamau killed another innocent person. Chhotu had been ill for a week. About six hundred people are sick with fever in 30 villages. On Wednesday, the Health Department team found 15 patients suffering from malaria during the investigation. Their treatment has been started. So far, 44 people have died due to fever in 56 days.
Chhotu (3), a resident of Gomidapur Majra Ramgarh in Gondlamau development block, had fever for a week. Family members got him treated with Sidhauli. Then brought it home. Suddenly the condition worsened at night. He died when he was preparing to be taken to Lucknow. On receiving this news, the Health Department team reached the village.
Here, 36 patients were found suffering from fever. One patient was diagnosed with malaria. Apart from this, the CHC team visited the villages of Parva, Saidapur, Nagwa Jayaram, Kunera, Baburikhera, Ramgarh, Raipur, etc., in which 14 patients confirmed malaria.
CHC Superintendent Dr. Dheeraj Mishra informed that teams went to 24 villages on Wednesday. Patients are given medicines after checking up.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...cent-died-of-fever-sitapur-news-lko4810002113

Agra: fever spread in the village, 4 people died in 3 days
Four people have died and hundreds have fallen ill in three days due to high fever, vomiting and diarrhea in a village in Agra. Although CMO Mukesh Vats says that the fever has spread but how people died, it will be clear only after investigation.
Navbharat Times | Updated:12 Sep 2019, 11:54:56 AM IST

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Anil Sharma, Agra In
a village in Agra, four people have died and hundreds have fallen ill in three days due to high fever, vomiting and diarrhea. The team of government doctors visiting the village has described it as an outbreak of viral fever. People say that all those killed in four days have died due to fever. However, CMO Mukesh Vats has not confirmed this. He says that the fever has spread but how people died, it will be clear only after investigation.

Please tell that 20 km from Fatehabad Tehsil Headquarters of Agra, the village is adjacent to the border of Indaun Firozabad. The distance from this village to Firozabad is only 5 km. Agra district headquarters is at a distance of about 50 km. An outbreak of viral fever has occurred in the village for the last one week so that bunk has been spread from house to house.
On Tuesday, the Agra CMO received information about the spread of the disease in the village, and two teams were sent in the night under the leadership of Fatehabad CHC Superintendent Dr. Pramod Kushwaha and Dr. Pawan Yadav. Doctors said that a large number of people were meditating with fever. Teams of doctors treated 104 patients in the night and gave them medicines.

People in the village said that Mukesh (45) got fever six days ago and suffered mouth ulcers, diarrhea and died on Tuesday. Apart from this, Kapuri Devi (60), Gangadevi (60 years) died on Monday after a similar fever. A three-year-old girl Nandni also died of high fever and diarrhea on Sunday.
https://navbharattimes.indiatimes.c...-last-3-days-in-agra/articleshow/71092649.cms

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Fever not stopping, old man dies in district hospital
Agra BureauAgra Bureau Updated Thu, 12 Sep 2019 11:48 PM IST


Mainpuri In the district, infectious diseases are not taking the name of halting. The number of patients suffering from fever and diarrhea is increasing steadily. On Thursday, an old woman died of fever in a district hospital. There was a long line of patients in the district hospital since morning. A crowd of patients was seen at the drug counter till 2 pm.
More than 1200 patients were given first aid at the district hospital. While 52 patients were admitted due to critical condition. 82-year-old Somvati Devi, a resident of village Simrai of Bichhwan police station area, was having fever a few days ago. On Thursday, she was sitting in a chair that suddenly her breath started to stop.
The family took him to the district hospital, where doctors declared him dead. On Thursday, nine patients from the district hospital were referred to Mini PGI Saifai in view of critical condition. EMO Dr. Rajkumar said that Somvati Devi was brought to a dead state. It seemed that she had been suffering from fever before. He was also quite old. He was declared dead after investigation.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/agra/fever-agra-news-agr4054466126

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Havoc of seasonal fever, death of one
Allahabad BureauAllahabad Bureau Updated Sat, 14 Sep 2019 12:27 AM IST

Due to change in weather, havoc of seasonal fever has started to break out on people. A young man died during treatment on Friday due to fever. Hundreds of fever patients arrived for treatment in hospitals.
After the heat in the day and light rain in between, people are in the grip of fever, body pain, cough and weakness due to the humid weather at night. Rajendra Verma, a resident of Balipur Parsan of Chamarpur Shuklan of Jethwara police station area, was suffering from fever for a week. He was undergoing treatment at CHC Lalganj while staying at Nanihal Sajwapur.
His health worsened on Thursday evening. He died on the way to hospital. Knowing this, there was chaos in the family. Doctors say that it is very important to protect yourself in the weather. This time can prove to be very dangerous, especially for children and the elderly.
50% fever patients in OPD
The OPD of the district hospital has the highest number of seasonal fever patients. 50% of the patients reaching the hospital are of seasonal fever. Physician Dr. Anuj Chaurasia said that due to change in the weather, people are vulnerable to fever.
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https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...ver-death-of-one-pratapgarh-news-ald254806245

Uncontrollable fever, teenager swallowed
Publish Date: Fri, 13 Sep 2019 11:16 PM (IST)

Jagran Correspondent, Badaun: Fever deaths continue. On Friday too, a teenager died due to fever. At the same time, dozens of people are meditating with fever. There is no decline in the number of patients in the district hospital. More than seven hundred patients are reaching fever in OPD. While all wards including Emergency are still full.

Sheetal (14), daughter of Girish Pal, Gidhaul village in Jagat area, died. The villagers said that for several days, he was feeling ill due to fever. He was admitted to a private hospital. He died on Friday while undergoing treatment here. Dozens of people in the village have fallen ill due to fever. Pradhan told that many people in the village are sick due to fever. The health department team could not reach.


Posted By: Jagran
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/badaun-teenager-dies-due-to-uncontrollable-fever-19574957.html

One more child dies due to fever, seven others admitted
Hindustan Team, Lakhimpurkheri
Last updated: Sat, 14 Sep 2019 12:49 AM IST

High fever and diarrhea is not taking its name. Children are suffering from these diseases. Even after this, the health department is not able to control it. The result is that the number of sick children is increasing continuously. Anoop, a resident of Gola Gulouli, admitted to the Children's Ward of the District Hospital, died during the ongoing treatment of his one-year-old daughter, Ruby. Ruby was admitted due to high fever.

On Friday, seven children admitted with high fever and diarrhea were admitted. The children included Dewan, a ten-year-old son of Bhaiyalal of Surajpurwa, two-and-a-half-year-old son Shabas of Barkat Ali, a resident of Sarkhan, Sajid, a three-year-old son of Kalamuddin, a resident of Phulbehar, two-year-old son of Sunil, a resident of Naudanpatna Shubham, Ashish, five-year-old son of Ashish, who lives in Garhi Road, Adil Hussain, seven-year-old son of Fariyad, resident of Himanpurwa, Harup, six-year-old son of Anoop, resident of Nighasan That was admitted.

Number of sick children reaching forty

At present, the number of children in the district hospital's children ward is more than 40 daily. To reduce the number of these children, the work is being carried out by discharging. On Friday, 23 children were admitted to the ward, followed by 16 more children. After this, 15 children were discharged. In this way, 24 children were admitted to the Children's Ward till noon.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...e-to-fever-seven-others-admitted-2745189.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Death of a girl suffering from fever (Faizabad)
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Fri, 13 Sep 2019 10:42 PM IST

Bikapur Shivani (12), daughter of Sathendra Tiwari, resident of Bhairagpur Tikra, Bhargava Tiwari Purva of the development block area, died at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital in Lucknow during treatment on Thursday night. She was suffering from fever. It is discussed that the girl died due to meningitis. But it has not been officially confirmed yet.
The girl was brought to the Community Health Center Bikapur on Tuesday due to high fever. The district hospital was referred for relief.
On Wednesday, family members were taken to KGMU after not getting relief in the district hospital, but could not get treatment there. He was then admitted to Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital.
At this time, fever outbreak in Bikapur region has intensified. There has not been any system of investigation of typhoid in the pathology of CHC Bikapur for quite some time. CHC Superintendent Dr. RM Shukla informed that investigation will be done after reaching the victim's house. Only then will we be able to know the exact type of fever.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/faizabad/girl-died-from-fever-faizabad-news-lko481359518

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Death of a child battling fever, doctor accused of wrong treatment
Aligarh BureauAligarh Bureau Updated Sat, 14 Sep 2019 07:51 PM IST

A 13-year-old boy from Jwalapuri area of ​​Quarsi police station area died due to illness on Saturday. The family members created a ruckus by placing a body in front of Dr. Yogendra Kumar Gupta's clinic located in Naurangabad and accused the police of wrong treatment.
The police station police station assured the action to calm the matter and sent it for postmortem. The post-mortem report has revealed that behind the death of the child, his heart becomes big and blood clots accumulate. On the basis of Tahrir given by the child's maternal uncle, the police have started investigation by registering a case of culpable homicide.
Umesh Raghav resident works in Jwalapuri Gali-8 Tala Factory. According to Umesh, 13-year-old son Aryan alias Vineet Raghav had a worsening condition on Thursday night. On Friday, he was taken to the clinic of Dr. Yogendra Kumar Gupta, based in Naurangabad. There the doctor applied an injection and drip.
Also gave food to medicine. When he went home and fed him medicine, his condition worsened. Severe abdominal pain and vomiting. Only the other doctor showed up in the immediate area. From there the child was referred by the doctor to a private trauma center. When ultrasound was done here, the condition of worsening due to feeding extra medicine in it was revealed.
According to Umesh, the son died on Friday night. Angry with death, the family reached Naurangabad on Saturday morning with the dead body. Putting the dead body in front of the clinic created a ruckus. Police also reached on information. The police wanted to calm the family but they were adamant about demanding action.
The doctor alleged that the negligent treatment was done, leading to the death of the son. On receiving a complaint against the doctor on behalf of Aryan's maternal uncle Govind alias Vijay Pratap in the case, the police assured the action and sent the dead body for post-mortem.
According to Inspector Thana Gandhi Park, a complaint has been filed against Dr. Yogendra Kumar Gupta on the families' tahrir. Drugs given to the child will also be examined. Here, according to the doctor, the child was given the right medicines. He went to the clinic safely. His family got treatment at another place. The child has died there. The police will be fully supported in the investigation.
PM report showed heart enlargement and blood clotting
A post-mortem report has revealed that Aryan's death is due to heart disease. According to the report, the child was found to be larger than the normal human heart. Also, blood clots have been found in it. From this, it is estimated that his death was due to this disease. However, the post-mortem team has preserved the viscera and sent it to the Forensic Science Laboratory.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...led-against-doctor-aligarh-news-ali2135165103

Woman dies of fever in Kunjalpur
Aligarh BureauAligarh Bureau Updated Sun, 15 Sep 2019 12:12 AM IST


News Desk, Amar Ujala, Hathras.
Fever is becoming deadly in the season. The cot of victims is spread from house to house. A woman suffering from fever was killed in village Kunjalpur in Sadabad region. There was chaos in the family members due to the death of the woman.
According to the information, Geeta, wife of Vedprakash Tiwari, a resident of the village, was ill for a long time. A fever that came three days earlier worsened his health. The family took him to a hospital in Jaipur where he underwent treatment, but on Friday, Geeta died during treatment. Family Hariom Tiwari told that Geeta was around 40 years of age. There were two girls and a boy on Geeta. A girl is married. There was a wave of mourners at the deceased's house throughout the day. Here, many other people in the village are also said to be in the grip of fever.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...fever-in-kunjalpur-sadabad-news-ali2135667177

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Two children die due to fever, twelve admitted
Publish Date: Sun, 15 Sep 2019 06:29 AM (IST)


Jagran Correspondent, Unnao: Two children died on Saturday from district hospital. The 12 fever victims have been admitted to the district hospital where they are undergoing treatment. Due to the shortage of beds due to fever and diarrhea in the hospital, they do not get stretchers and wheelchairs.

Chief Minister is worried about communicable diseases. He is constantly campaigning to get control over infectious diseases. Even after that the municipal bodies are not conscious of their obligations. As a result, infectious diseases continue to spread. In the Emergency of the District Hospital, 12 patients were admitted for fourteen hours and 17 patients of diarrhea from 12 pm on Friday night to 2 pm on Saturday. Among the fever patients, Danish 3 son Arif, resident of Kashiram Colony of the city, was admitted to the district hospital by relatives. He had high fever and also had tremors. Seeing the serious condition, the doctor referred to Halat Kanpur. On reaching Kanpur, he has died.


Similarly, Vidya 9, daughter of Ghanshyam, a resident of Achalganj area, was having high fever for several days. When the condition worsened, the family brought him to the district hospital. From where he was also referred to Kanpur, but the family did not take him to Kanpur and took him to a private hospital where he also died. Doctors feared both to have encephalitis but could not confirm it due to no test. The other 12 patients admitted to the district hospital include Vishuna Devi 48 Achlikheda, Virpal 75 Jawahar Kheda, Roshan Jahan 65 Asat Mohuddinpur, Ankush 4 son Ram Dulare Hridayanagar Bighapur, Shivank 19 Police Line, Line 35 Orhar Achalganj.

Patients do not mind the stretcher: On an average, three hundred patients suffering from infectious diseases are coming to the district hospital every day. 30-35 are being recruited in these. Due to the rush of patients, they are also not getting the necessary facilities. Even the wheel chair and stretcher are not available. Only the Timardar takes the patients from the emergency to the ward.


Afratfri from the form of prescription to take medicine: Patients are facing chaos from getting the form to taking the medicine. Along with this, patients also have to install long lines for blood etc. This causes them to struggle with chaos.

Posted By: Jagran
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-prades...ie-due-to-fever-twelve-admitted-19578376.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Two died, including teenager due to fever, hundreds sick
Publish Date: Mon, 16 Sep 2019 12:03 AM (IST)


Jagran Correspondent, Badaun: The number of fever patients in the state medical college, including the district hospital, is not being named. The situation in the countryside is deteriorating day by day. Two people, including a teenager, died due to fever in different places from Saturday to Sunday. Somewhere malaria patients are being found, and elsewhere falciparum malaria is being confirmed. Doctors say that people are not able to recover from fever due to taking half-incomplete doses. At the same time, jholachhap are also largely responsible for this. Campaigns against hawks have cooled down. Walls in the countryside are messing with the lives of patients. The absence of staff from CHC-PHC has placed additional burden on the district hospital.

Sansu, Silhari: Jagdish Singh (50), a resident of village Gurupuri Vinayak, was suffering from fever since the weekend. The family got him treated by private doctors but did not get relief, then brought him to a doctor of the city. There was no use of medicine from here too and he died on Saturday. Villagers said that the dirt is spread everywhere and the sweeper does not come here regularly. The Health Department team has also not moved here. While dozens of people in the village are meditating with fever.


Sansu, Saidpur: Omprakash, a resident of Jamalpur village near the town, is a contract worker at the power sub-station of the town. Last week, his daughter Morkali (12) had fever. He rushed to the PHC with him, during investigation, he confirmed malaria. On this basis, he was given medicine. After some time, he started vomiting. The family took him to a private hospital in the night, but was referred to him after his condition deteriorated. Admitted to the private hospital of Bisauli from there, but even if there is no improvement here, the family took him to show him to Chandausi and Moradabad. The teenager died on Sunday. The family arrived here in the evening with the dead body. The family members have a bad health The condition of the young man worsened with the treatment of haggling

- Mahipal (40) of Kasimpur village went to take medicine at a hawk in the area due to fever. Shortly after eating his medicine, Mahipal's condition worsened. On the information of the case, the family created a ruckus, while later the youth was taken to a private hospital in Bareilly.


Posted By: Jagran
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/badaun-two-died-including-teenager-due-to-fever-19581055.html

Mainpuri: outbreak of viral fever, death of a young man, bed lying low in hospital
News Desk, Amar Ujala, Mainpuri Updated Mon, 16 Sep 2019 12:19 AM IST


Viral fever has engulfed many people in the district. Another patient admitted to the district hospital died of viral fever. Due to the multitude of patients the beds in the hospital have become less. With this, patients are being treated by putting beds in the verandah.

due to drinking contaminated water in Kanshi Ram colony . Most patients arrived here suffering from fever. The emergency doctor gave treatment to 42 patients, of whom 16 were admitted in view of critical condition. If the bed was low here, beds had to be put in the emergency verandah too.

Sangam, the 18-year-old son of Chandeshwar Road resident Ramesh Chandra, was suffering from fever for the last few days. The family was treating him at a private doctor.
On Saturday night, the family reached the district hospital after the condition worsened. Sangam died during treatment here. On Sunday, six patients from the district hospital were referred for mini PGI Saifai in critical condition.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...n-mainpuri-know-precautions-of-fever?pageId=1

Innocent dies due to fever in Sitapur
Hindustan Team, Reusa (Sitapur).
Last updated: Sun, 15 Sep 2019 04:31 PM IST

A nine-year-old girl died due to infection in the area's Bambhnava village. It is said that he was undergoing treatment from a hawk doctor for 15 days. The CHC Superintendent has sent a letter to the CMO for action on such fake doctors.

Sangeeta, the nine-year-old daughter of Rakesh Kumar of Bambhnawa village, was suffering from fever for the past 15 days. According to family members, the infection was being treated in a private hospital in Reusa town. Here his condition did not improve. Seeing the condition serious, on Sunday, the doctor recommended to take the girl to CHC. The family were taking Sangeeta to Community Health Center Reusa. Meanwhile, he died on the way. Family members said that the girl had been suffering from fever, cold and cough since about fifteen days ago. The private doctor was treated by applying drip daily to make big bucks, but his condition did not improve.

The hawkish doctor kept collecting money from him for fifteen days. When his condition became more serious on Sunday morning, the private doctor referred him to CHC.

CHC Superintendent Dr. Anant Mishra says that the area is currently full of fake clinics and hawk doctors. A letter has been sent to the Chief Medical Officer to curb this. Soon the health team will take action on a large scale.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...ent-dies-due-to-fever-in-sitapur-2747502.html

INDIA?Deadly? malaria cases detected in 11 Uttar Pradesh districts
Published 16 hours ago on September 15, 2019By IANS anti mosquito
Lucknow, Sep 15 Eleven districts in Uttar Pradesh have reported cases of the ?deadly? plasmodium falciparum (PF) malaria this year.

According to data issued by the state?s health department, a total of 852 PF cases were detected from January to August this year and of these, the highest were reported from Bareilly (707).

The other 10 districts where PF was detected are Pilibhit, Badaun, Shahjahanpur, Bahraich, Kanpur Dehat, Kushinagar, Mirzapur, Sonbhadra, Lalitpur and Gautam Buddh Nagar.

Officials said that 39,135 cases of the plasmodium vivax (PV), the most widespread and common form of malaria, and 852 cases of PF were reported in Uttar Pradesh from January to August this year.

Out of total 852 persons tested positive with PF, 707 were in Bareilly, 106 in Budaun, 23 in Sonbhadra, five in Shahjahanpur, three each in Pilibhit and Bahraich and one each in Kanpur Dehat, Kushinagar, Mirzapur, Lalitpur and Gautam Buddh Nagar.
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https://www.wefornews.com/deadly-malaria-cases-detected-in-11-uttar-pradesh-districts/

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Death of an eight-year-old girl suffering from fever
Publish Date: Mon, 16 Sep 2019 11:15 PM (IST)

Bulandshahr, JNN: An eight-year-old girl who died of fever a week ago died during treatment in Delhi. On the other hand, the health department officials are refusing to know.

Naveem's eight-year-old daughter Alviya, a resident of Mohalla Murarinagar in Mundakheda intersection of Khurja, was a Class II student in a private school. About seven days ago, she was hit by fever. After this, the family got her treated in a government hospital. When her condition did not improve, the family got her treated by a private doctor, but still the child's condition did not improve. After which the family took him to Bulandshahr and then to Bulandshahr after Delhi government hospital. Where the girl child died of fever on Monday. Knowing this, there was chaos in his family. The body of the girl has been surrendered by relatives in a hot environment.
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-prades...arold-girl-suffering-from-fever-19584485.html

Viral death of Joint Commissioner after Additional Income Tax Commissioner, stir in Commerce Tax Department
News Desk, Amar Ujala, Mathura Updated Tue, 17 Sep 2019 09:09 AM IST


After the death of the Additional Commissioner of Income Tax due to viral exposure, now Joint Commissioner of Commerce Tax Department Indra Gupta also died. About 52-year-old Indra Gupta was in the grip of viral for the last four days. On Monday, his health deteriorated suddenly and he was rushed to the hospital. He died on the way.
On August 31, Additional Income Tax Commissioner Velu Sinha died due to viral exposure. Viral also killed Indra Gupta, Joint Commissioner of Commerce Tax Department on Monday. His health suddenly worsened at his residence in Ashoka City on Monday morning.

The family took him to Nayati where he died before reaching. As soon as the information about his death came, all the officers and employees of the department reached the residence.

Shocked in office. DC Administration Renu Kumari said that the health of the Joint Commissioner was bad for the last four days. He died on Monday.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...merce-tax-department-death-due-to-viral-fever

District in the grip of fever, patients queue in hospitals
Hindustan team, Amroha
Last updated: Mon, 16 Sep 2019 05:36 PM IST

The fever outbreak in the district is not taking name. There are rows of patients everywhere, from private to government hospitals. Departmental officers are claiming that the systems are correct, but in contrast, the number of patients is increasing.

In the current year in Amroha, more than 14 deaths have been reported due to fever. After three deaths in the last three days, once again there has been a stir. On Monday, there was a queue of patients suffering from fever from district hospital to CHC-PHC and private hospitals across the district. A rush of patients started taking place in the district hospital since morning, which continued till noon. There is a fear among people about the disease. At the health department level, necessary steps have to be taken to prevent this.

After the rain, waterlogging and dirt increased the trouble

Amroha. After the rain, there is still a problem of waterlogging and inundation at many places across the district. Due to this, the disease of fever is spreading. No effective action is being taken from the city to the village. Common people have demanded the district administration to get rid of the problem of water logging and filth.

Necessary investigation closed in district hospital

Amroha. While the fever is wreaking havoc in the district, many investigations at the district hospital are closed. According to the departmental claim, 170 types of investigations can be done in the district hospital. In contrast, tests such as thyroid, vitamin D, FNSC, have not yet started in the hospital. Apart from this, many other investigations are not being done in the hospital. Forced patients have to undergo expensive expenditure on private pathology lab.

Negligence is not being taken at any stage. Physicians have been alerted. There has been a warning to act on negligence. Every possible treatment will be given to the patient.

Dr. Ramesh Chandra Sharma, CMO
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...ever-patients-queue-in-hospitals-2749570.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

UP: havoc of viral fever, eight people including one child, more than 100 vulnerable
News Desk, Amar Ujala, Bijnor Updated Tue, 17 Sep 2019 07:54 PM IST


Eight people, including a child, have died in 15 days due to viral fever in the border-bound village of Chandpur in UP Uttarakhand. While more than 100 people are still vulnerable to viral fever. On Tuesday, the Health Department team reached the village and gave medicines to the people suffering from viral diseases and also showed the ways to prevent fever.
According to the villagers, Shameena (40) wife Mustakim, Shakur (65) son Minna, Naushad (50) son Balala, Shabaz (5) son Aaron, Najo (36) wife Kayume, Moonad (55) son Bondhu, Sharafat (65) Son Majid, Ram Singh (70) has died of fever within 15 days. Villagers say that more than 100 people are still in the grip of viral fever in the village. He is undergoing treatment in private hospitals including government.

Haroda CHC in-charge Dr. Kapil Dev told that there is a lot of dirt spread in Chandpur village. Water has been stagnant in the ponds and ponds around the village and there are piles of junk and junk in the village. Due to this, viral fever has started, people who are said to have died due to fever. Most of them also had many other diseases including heart, breath. He died because of them.

On Tuesday, the health department team camped in the village and gave medicines by checkingup the fever victims. The cleanliness drive was carried out in the village by the Health Department in collaboration with the Gram Panchayat. People were also motivated to clean up.
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https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...rom-viral-fever-in-a-village-of-uttar-pradesh

Farmer's death due to fever, quarrel in the family
Hindustan team, Amroha
Last updated: Wed, 18 Sep 2019 12:20 AM IST
Farmer's death due to fever, quarrel in the family
The farmer resident of the town died of fever. There is chaos in the family. The farmer was suffering from fever for a week. Bundi Khan, 45-year-old Anees son of Mohalla Garhi Rahmani Chowk, was suffering from fever for about seven days. The private doctor of the town was undergoing treatment here. When there was no improvement in health, the family took him to a private doctor in Saidangali. The doctor suggested taking the condition out as being critical. On Monday night, family members were taking Anees Ahmed to Pakbada hospital that he died near Manota bridge on the way. There was chaos as soon as the body reached home. The dead body has been handed over to Anis Ahmed, who is survived by wife Naima Khatoon, and three sons and 2 daughters.

Jhoolachaphari, playing with life There have been many deaths in the town earlier due to fever. Scores of deaths are said to be responsible for far more deaths than fever. Kidney and liver are affected due to wrong medicine. There are a large number of jholchap in the town. After the death, the health department's officers, after taking action in the name of appeasement, sit down again.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...e-to-fever-quarrel-in-the-family-2752012.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Girl child dies of fever, 42 suspected dengue patients reach Halat
Senior Correspondent, Kanpur
Last updated: Wed, 18 Sep 2019 12:36 AM IST

A three-year-old baby girl died of fever. The girl from Hamirpur was undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Kalyanpur. He was referred to Halut when his condition deteriorated, where he died in emergency. On the other hand, the number of fever victims in the city is continuously increasing. Samples from 42 patients have been sent for dengue screening. Five of the previously reported samples have been reported to be dengue positive.


The OPD of Halat and Ursla hospitals attracted huge crowds on Tuesday. The beds of both the hospitals are full. Only 22 patients suffering from fever were admitted in Halat. 70% of patients with OPD reported fever. 12 patients of fever have also been admitted to Ursla. Doctors say that most of the fever patients have dengue-like symptoms. Patients with Chikungunya symptoms are also coming. According to Dr. Munna Lal Vishwakarma, Medical Superintendent of Ursla Hospital, patients with dengue symptoms are being admitted separately in fever patients.


Referred to serious condition
Suresh Chand, daughter of Hamirpur, was having high fever for 10 days. Four days ago, she was admitted to a private hospital in Kalyanpur. When the condition deteriorated into a coma, Halat was referred. He died here.


Dengue larvae found in Ursla
Meanwhile, the Health Department's malaria control unit is spraying fogging and anti-larvae for the prevention of dengue. Dr. RN Singh, ACMO in-charge malaria control unit, says that on Tuesday, the team has found dengue larvae at two places in Ursla Hospital premises. Anti larvae have been sprayed there. Along with this, intensive anti-larvae are being sprayed in about one and a half dozen areas.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...cted-dengue-patients-reach-halat-2752022.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Girl student dies of fever in Navadia Nawazpur (Shahjahanpur)
Bareily bureauBareilly Bureau Updated Wed, 18 Sep 2019 11:00 PM IST

Chandpur (Khutar). A 13-year-old class seven student died of fever in village Navadia Nawazpur. This creates chaos in the house. Many people in the village are suffering from fever. Three days ago a woman has also died of fever.
Murtaza, a resident of village Navadia Nawazpur, said that his daughter, 13-year-old Rahnuma, was a Class VII student in the former secondary school in the village. He was getting fever for three days. He had the daughter treated in the village, which reduced the fever. His condition suddenly worsened on Tuesday night. Family members were going to Malani with him, but the primate died on the way. The family members, including mother Kismatool Begum, father Murtaza, are in a very sad condition due to the death of the prince.
Many people in the village are suffering from fever
Prema Devi, wife of Kamta Prasad of the village, has also died three days ago due to fever. The people of the village complained about the matter to the government hospital in Khutar, and then the in-charge said that if there are no doctors, then who should be sent to the PHC of Navadia. In-charge of Khutar PHC, Dr. Tarun Kumar said that there is a shortage of staff in all PHC Navdia Nawazpur. Officials are aware of this. Problem will be diagnosed soon.
These people are in Nawadia Nawazpur. In the sick
village of Nawadia Nawazpur, all the people including Syam, Ars, Naseer, Shaif, Abduhad, Shueb, Vipin, Saloni, Huma, Ghori, Debid, Shedrin, Risha, Honey are suffering from fever.
No fever was reported in Navadia Nawazpur village. He will send the health team to the village on Thursday, those who are suffering from fever will be treated.
Dr. RP Rawat, CMO
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/shahjahanpur/death-by-fever-shahjahanpur-news-bly3767270152

Youth dies of fever in Saidangali
Hindustan team, Amroha
Last updated: Wed, 18 Sep 2019 11:26 PM IST

The youth of Saidangali town in Amroha died of fever. There is chaos in the family. The family is talking about death from dengue. The body has been buried.

It is being told that Mohsin Ali's 17-year-old son Ali Sadiq was suffering from fever for a week. The local private doctor was undergoing treatment here. If the condition did not improve, medicine was administered from a clinic in Sambhal area. Ali Sadiq's health deteriorated and the family took him to a large hospital in Moradabad for treatment. On Wednesday, the doctor declared him dead. The death of Sadiq caused chaos in the family. As soon as the dead body arrived, a crowd of people gathered. Family members are in a state of disarray. The family claims that the death is from dengue. However, he is unable to show any test in this regard, which confirms dengue.

No better treatment due to financial constraints

Saidangali Sadiq used to work as a laborer. His father keeps a family and maintains the family. It is being told that due to lack of money, he could not show the son in any major hospital. Meanwhile, his condition worsened day by day. It is being told that the town is full of fever-stricken patients. Due to lack of doctors in the primary health center of the town, fever sufferers are forced to get treatment here. Officials say that death is not due to fever, but due to wrong and fast medicines, platelets are reduced and kidney and liver are affected.

I am not aware of the case of death from fever in Saidangali. If there is an outbreak of fever in the town, the team will be sent and investigated. In many cases, private lab operators are giving misleading reports to get money. Many alleged malaria-positive people underwent tests at CHC and the report turned out to be negative.

Dr. Amit Bharu, Medical Inspector, CHC, Hasanpur
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[Ronan Kelly]

Panic spread in the village due to fever, death of Shikshamitra
Hindustan Dialogue, Badaun Dahgwan
Last updated: Thu, 19 Sep 2019 03:47 PM IST

A 50-year-old Shikshamitra posted in a school in Mirzapur-Mausampur village of Dahgawan block died due to fever. Teachers are also mourning with the family due to the death of Shikshamitra.
Kishori Lal, a resident of Mirzapur-Weatherpur village, was posted in the school in Lal village. He got fever five days ago. In the village, I took medicine from the doctor, but without any effect, Sahaswan again showed up at Chandausi. There was no relief from the medicine there. Kishori Lal's condition deteriorated more on Wednesday before the family could spend some time. He was hurriedly admitted to a hospital in Bareilly, where he died during treatment. Kishori Lal has four children. There is chaos in the family after death.
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[Ronan Kelly]

Report sent to the government, not a single death due to fever
Publish Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2019 06:22 PM (IST)
Report sent to the government, not a single death due to fever
Outbreak of fever continues in the district and so far more than three dozen people have died due to fever.
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- One thousand 228 patients of falciparum malaria have been found in the district

- More than three dozen people have died due to fever Jagran Correspondent, Badaun: There is a fever outbreak in the district and so far more than three dozen people have died due to fever. At the same time, the report sent by the Health Department does not even mention a death from fever. While the person concerned in the report confirms malaria or falciparum malaria, it is believed that death from fever but the Health Department has It was not considered appropriate to look at the investigation report of these people who died. Statistics have misled the regime.


Even before the day of infectious diseases started, the Health Department had identified 92 villages of four blocks and spraying DDT including fogging etc. was done. However, the hygiene system of the District Panchayati Raj Department destroyed the sanitation system in the villages and the number of mosquitoes started to increase with the rain. In the end, what happened was being speculated. A series of deaths started from the fever which continues till now. Somewhere during the treatment of hawks, people died, while in Bareilly hospitals, people have died due to fever. Fact file

Teams deployed to prevent fever - 36

Malaria patients found across the district - 9194

Falciparum Malaria Patients - 1228

Fever patients - one lakh, 11 thousand 503

Slide-check patients - 80 thousand 158

Check out patients with kit - 71 thousand 521

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No person has died of fever. However, the outbreak of the disease is more here. Fever clinics are being sent by sending teams from village to village. There is no shortage of medicines. I myself have been inspecting CHC-PHC and taking action on the negligent staff. Soon the situation will come under control.

- Dr. Manjit Singh, CMO in charge
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Two died due to fever, family members quarrel
Meerut BureauMeerut Bureau Updated Fri, 20 Sep 2019 12:03 AM IST

Mandavar / Badhapur (Bijnor). A fever is breaking out in the district as a death. Two people died of fever on Thursday. One of them died during treatment in Meerut and the other in Moradabad.
Arvind Kumar (40 years) alias Kallu son Suraj Singh, resident of Mohalla Thakuran of Badhapur, had been suffering from fever for about six days. Family members treated him for the first two days at a private doctor in the town. The family admitted him to a private hospital in Bijnor when he was not well. There Arvind was treated for two days. During this time, if his condition did not improve, the doctors advised him to take him to higher center. The family admitted him to a private hospital in Moradabad. On Thursday, Arvind succumbed during treatment. This caused chaos in the family. According to the relatives, the deceased Arvind has left behind him crying, the whole family including his wife, a son and daughter.
Dengue can also be the cause of death
The relatives of the deceased Arvind are believed to be the cause of his death. Primary Health Center in-charge Dr. Ishwaranand reached the deceased's house with his team and talked to his family members and saw the medical examination report of Arvind. According to Dr. Ishwaranand, Arvind died of liver and kidney failure. Infections in pen activity only worsen liver and kidney. After this, the patient starts getting high fever.
Death of a person due to fever, family members created chaos
Mandawar. Rohtash (42) son Budh Singh, resident of village Shahbazpur, was having fever about 12 days ago. First of all, the family got medicine in the village and got it treated. A day or two later, I saw a private doctor in Bijnor. After this, he was referred from Bijnor to Delhi. On not getting rest, the family moved from Delhi to Meerut on the advice of doctors. When there was no improvement in health, the family brought him to Meerut. Rohtash died on Thursday morning.

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Child dies due to fever
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Thu, 19 Sep 2019 11:48 PM IST

Ramgarh (Sitapur). Outbreak of fever continues in Gondlamau block. Fever again killed a child. He was suffering from fever for a week. The family were taking CHC when the condition was critical. Then he died on the way. The death toll from fever has reached 45.
The eight-year-old son of Ramsagar, a resident of Jamunapur in Gondlamau development block, had been suffering from fever for a week. The family first underwent treatment in private clinics. They were preparing to take the CHC, if not benefited. Then he died on the way.
CHC Gondlamau's health team reached Baburikhera village. The team set up camps and conducted health tests of the patients. Blood samples of seven patients were taken. The investigation confirmed malaria in two patients. The district has the 45th death due to fever in two months.
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Another death due to fever in Amroha, four-year-old family members quarrel

Health officials are also shocked by the increasing number of deaths, so far, the district has been killed with 17 fatalities. There was a stir among the health officers too ...
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[Ronan Kelly]

One more child dies due to fever, seven others admitted
Hindustan Team, Lakhimpurkheri
Last updated: Fri, 20 Sep 2019 12:18 AM IST

The district's health department is not awake even after the deaths of sick children. The result of this is that the patients of high fever and diarrhea are increasing as well as their deaths are not stopping.

A four-year-old son of a soldier, Ishan, who lives in Sirsa village of Neemgaon, admitted to the Children's Ward of the district hospital, died. Ishaan was admitted with high fever and tremors. He died during ongoing treatment. Earlier two years Rekha was also killed. On Thursday, seven children admitted to the children's ward suffering from high fever and tremors. Among these children, three-year-old son Karan of Sushil of Nighasan, Aman, one and a half year old son of Rambabu living in Fardhan, Priyanshu, one and half year old daughter of Sunil, living in Fardhan, four of Arvind living in village Lakha of Phulbehar One year old son Abhishek, Deepu's eight year old daughter Shivani living in Tambore, Jagdish seven year old daughter Payal of Nighasan, eight year old Abhilash living in Niba Or.
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[Ronan Kelly]

Class two student dies of fever (Badaun)
Hindustan Dialogue, Nadha
Last updated: Sat, 21 Sep 2019 12:32 PM IST

This time fever has wreaked havoc in Dahgawan development block area. There are frequent deaths from fever. But those responsible seem to be ignorant of all these things. At the same time, the series of deaths from fever is not taking the name of stopping. A seven-year-old innocent fever swallowed life again on Saturday. But in the name of local health department communicator camp, it seems to be doing just the same.

The whole matter is about Afzalpur Budhoti, a village in Dahgawan development block area. Where Ashok's seven-year-old daughter Ravita suddenly had high fever on Friday. If there is no deployment of a doctor on Nadha PHC, then the family forced the drug to be given to the doctor of Nadha. When the medication did not rest, the family admitted Ravita to a private hospital in Chandausi. Where Ravita died on Saturday morning during treatment. Ravita's father Ashok told that he had two children, in which Ravita was older. He has a four-year-old son there. Ravita was a student of class two in the primary school in the village itself. After the death of the girl student, family members screamed.
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[Ronan Kelly]

Another death due to fever in Barauli on second day
Meerut BureauMeerut Bureau Updated Sun, 22 Sep 2019 11:54 PM IST

Chhutmalpur (Saharanpur). Outbreak of fever has increased in Anwarpur Barauli village of Muzaffarabad PHC. After the death of the young man on Saturday, a villager suffering from fever also died on Sunday during treatment at Jollygrant Hospital. After two consecutive deaths, the Health Department came into action and set up camp in the village and distributed medicines after examining the patients. The villagers are acknowledging the prevalence of dirt in the village due to fever.
Sixty-year-old Vijaypal Sharma son Janardhan Sharma, resident of village Barauli, was suffering from fever for the last four days. The family admitted him to Jollygrant Hospital in Dehradun. There he died on Sunday morning. Earlier on Saturday, 19-year-old Sharafat son Asgar died of fever in the village. Apart from this, Karan Chauhan son Rajpal Singh, baby wife Ajit Singh, Shabnam wife Inam, Sonam son Inam, Abda wife Shamim, Joni son Rampal Singh, Vicky son Rampal Singh, Jogendra son Padam Singh, Kanhaiya son Kuldeep Sharma due to fever. Are undergoing treatment in hospitals. Sandeep Rana, Yogendra Rana, Devendra Rana, Pradeep and Dharampal Singh etc. of the village have demanded to clean up the filth spread in the village. He told that dirty water has accumulated in the place and Naliya is lying.
On the other hand, after the second death in the village, Muzaffarabad PHC in-charge Dr. Meenu Goyal reached out with the team of doctors and investigated. Out of 120 patients examined, 63 were found to have fever. 25 slides have been made of malaria. He surveyed more than a hundred houses and made people aware of cleanliness. Camp will be held in the village on Monday also.
Landora Gurjar is also spreading fever
Rampur Maniharan. An outbreak of fever has also spread to the village of Landora Gurjar in the area. Thirty-year-old Musserlin son Mehboob died of fever two days ago in the village. While wife Nur Jahan and her son Anas are also admitted in a private nursing home due to fever. Apart from this, Ashu son of the village Nawab Mulana is hospitalized. Kamlesh is undergoing treatment at a hospital in Dehradun. Akhtari wife Hameed, Danish son Mohsen, Abdul Malik are also hospitalized due to fever. Village Yasin, Gram Panchayat members Afroz, Arvind Kumar, Som Singh, Asif, Chaudhary Shaukat, Jamshed etc. say that there are piles of filth in the village. The three sweepers stationed here are not doing the work properly. There, Village head Arvind told that his children are also in the grip of fever. He is undergoing examination at a private doctor in Saharanpur. They said that they are cleaning and spraying medicine in the village. Bureau
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23 people died due to fever in district
Hindustan Team, Bulandshahr
Last updated: Sun, 22 Sep 2019 11:05 PM IST

The outbreak of fever has not stopped in the district. A case of death of people due to fever is coming out. Increased infectious diseases after the rains have engulfed people. So far 24 have died due to fever in the district. At the same time, hundreds of people are still in the grip of fever. People from the district hospital to the CHC-PHC are thronging. Infectious diseases have caught people all over the city or village. From private to government hospitals, there is a plethora of viral fever, malarial cough and cold patients. Diseases have increased due to change of weather. Due to which people are facing a lot of trouble. So far, 24 people have lost their lives in the district. Viral fever and malaria have spread in the village. Camps are being organized by the Health Department, But the fever is not being controlled. Due to this, there is also a resentment against the health department among the people. More than 1500 patients are having OPD daily in the hospital. In this, the most patients are mostly patients with viral fever and cough. At the same time, the Health Department is considering deaths due to other reasons. Kot-all areas are constantly going to villages and examining the patients and distributing medicines. At the same time, the team is also making slides for the examination of blood. - Dr. KN Tiwari, CMO
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