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India: Uttar Pradesh Unidentified Fever 2019

Two died of mysterious fever (Faizabad)
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Mon, 23 Sep 2019 10:54 PM IST

Ayodhya. Outbreak of deadly fever continues in Bikapur block area. So far seven people have died due to fever here. In different villages, many people are said to be suffering from fever. On Sunday evening, a boy and a worker of the irrigation department died of fever. This creates an atmosphere of panic, while the Health Department is sitting hand in hand.
Sarvesh Kumar (05), son of Khushi Lal Nishad, a resident of Pali East of Chaure Bazar area, was suffering from fever for a week. It was being treated in a private hospital in the district headquarters of Ayodhya. On Saturday, the family brought him home from the hospital.
Village head Ravindra Yadav said that the child died due to sudden deterioration of health at home late in the evening. The second incident took place in Majha Sonaura. Rajesh Singh (55), son of village head Bhagwan Bax Singh of the village and an employee of the irrigation department, was suffering from fever for several days. Those who were being treated in the district hospital.
Doctors referred to Lucknow on Sunday when the health did not improve. Rajesh Singh died while on his way to the Medical College Lucknow. There was chaos in the family on information. The deceased Rajesh Singh has two sons.
Superintendent of CHC Bikapur, Dr. RM Shukla informed that where death from fever is reported. By sending the Health Department team there, it is advisable to spray medicine and take hygiene and take precaution.
Along with dispensing the medicine, a slide is also made by taking a blood sample. People suffering from fever are told not to undergo drug treatment from quacks and hawks.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...-mysterious-fever-faizabad-news-lko4831651138

23 children suffering from fever, six AES
Publish Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2019 12:12 AM (IST)

Maharajganj: Due to sudden change in the Terai season, where 23 children suffering from fever have been admitted to the district hospital, six are in the grip of AES. While one patient of possible glitter was referred to Rajan Medical College at the bottom, the condition of the doll is being reported to improve.

Even though the graph of deaths from encephalitis has decreased in the district as compared to previous years, but the number of patients is not decreasing. Every day patients are being admitted to the district hospital. The health department is also alert to see patients. Patients are being treated under special supervision of doctors and staff nurses in the encephalitis ward. At present 23 patients with fever, jerk etc. are admitted, while Sonam, Tamanna, Rita, Rani, Sehrana Khatoon and Seema are admitted in AES ward, Struggling for life The pangs of the parents supporting the hospitalized children and the folds of the bed of the innocent are telling their yearning for pain. In this, Sonam was referred by the CHC doctor on Sunday as a symptom of chill fever. While Rajan, a patient of possible skin, was referred to the Medical College from the District Hospital. If the doctors agreed here, there were symptoms of AES in it. However, the condition of the doll is improving. Chief Medical Superintendent Dr. RB Ram said that Sonam and Gudiya have been admitted in the AES ward. Sonam's condition is improving. Sonam is undergoing treatment.
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/maharajganj-23-children-suffer-from-fever-19607133.html
 
Elderly due to breath and fever broke during treatment
Hindustan Team, Mainpuri
Last updated: Tue, 24 Sep 2019 11:55 PM IST

65-year-old Lord Dayal, a resident of Nagla Munshi of Danahar police station area, worsened due to breath and fever. The family brought him an emergency. Where he succumbed during treatment. On Tuesday, 625 women and 740 men got treatment in the district hospital by getting doctors and took medicine by putting them in line from the medicine counter. At the same time, 35 patients of various diseases were admitted in the emergency. In which 13 came out with fever. Four patients were sent to Saifai after the fever became critical.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...and-fever-broke-during-treatment-2764774.html
 
Girl child dies of fever
Meerut BureauMeerut Bureau Updated Thu, 26 Sep 2019 12:15 AM IST

Seohara / Hempur Deepa. Three people, including a baby girl, died of fever in the area. This caused a stir in the health department. The health team reached the villages to take stock of the situation and set up camp and check the health of the people and gave them medicine.
Jabar Singh, a resident of village Ramkheda, was about 13-year-old daughter Divya, a Class VI student at MD International School in the same village. According to family members, Divya had a fever four days ago. He was treated at a private doctor. When there was no improvement in the health of the girl, the family admitted her to the district hospital. He died while undergoing treatment there. Family members say that the doctors told Divya to suffer from diphtheria. On getting the information, there was a stir among the health officers. The health team of Community Health Center Sayohara was sent to village Ramkheda. CHC incharge Dr. Khalid told that the girl's family previously lived in Dhampur. Vaccination has also taken place in Dhampur itself. We are unable to give evidence to the relatives of the girl's death due to which disease. The case will be investigated. At the same time, 35-year-old Premraj Singh of village Mirzalipur in Seohara's police station area worked in a factory in Noida and took care of his family. According to family members, he was suffering from fever for the last five days. He was undergoing treatment at a private doctor in Noida. On not getting rest, he came to Dhampur from Noida. Where platelets were reported to be low on examination by a private doctor. On Wednesday morning, the doctor advised to be taken to Moradabad if the condition worsened even after treatment for about 48 hours. He died on the way to Moradabad. After his death, the body was brought to his native village.
At the same time, a woman suffering from fever died at Rehra village in Himpur Deepa, during treatment. Imrana wife Tahir was suffering from fever for the last four days in village Rehra of Himpur Deepa police station area. Imrana was taken to the district hospital Bijnor for treatment, where AIIMS was sent to Rishikesh if her condition did not improve. On Tuesday night, 40-year-old Imrana succumbed during treatment. Doctors have reported Imrana to have jaundice along with fever.
Camp
Sayohara set up in the village . According to Dr. Khalid, a health department team led by Dr. Tarun Bharti and Dr. Rakesh Kumar was sent to the village to take stock of the situation in village Ramkheda. 110 people were given medicines in the camp. A slide of 20 people was made. The team included Pharmacist Pradeep Rawat, Malaria Inspector Rajesh Kumar, Lab Technician Arvind etc.
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Fever uncontrollable in Amroha, two youths died
Hindustan team, Amroha
Last updated: Wed, 25 Sep 2019 11:23 PM IST

Two youths died due to fever in the tehsil area. There is chaos in the affected families. With this, the number of people who died of fever within the month has increased to 8.

Fahimuddin son Haji Anwar, resident of Mohalla Hiranwala of the city, was having fever since the evening. Get treatment done at private doctors. Instead of improving, the condition kept getting worse. The family rushed to Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi. About 40-year-old Fahimuddin died on Tuesday evening before treatment. With this, there was chaos in the family. Wife in the family of the deceased Has two sons and three daughters. On the other hand, Kunvarsen's son Balmukund, a resident of Ogpura village in Adampur police station, was suffering from fever for about a week. Provided treatment to the town's personal physician but did not rest. Around 28-year-old Kunversen died on Tuesday night. There was chaos in the family. He is survived by his wife and three children. Everyone is in bad health. He was running the livelihood of the family by farming. Significantly, there have been six deaths in the tehsil area in the month of September. Panic spread among people. Even after this, the Health Department has not come into action.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...llable-in-amroha-two-youths-died-2766559.html
 
Youth dies due to fever
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Thu, 26 Sep 2019 11:21 PM IST

Sitapur In Gondlamau block, a young man died due to fatal fever. The death toll has reached 46. There is an outbreak of malaria in the Gondlamau development block area.
Amrish (23) resident of Hajipur village was suffering from fever for a week. The family was treating them with satchel. Amrish first gained some. After that, the condition worsened. The family died when they were preparing to take them to another place.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/sitapur/youth-dies-due-to-fever-sitapur-news-lko4837304155

Death due to fever caused sleeplessness in health
Hindustan team, Amroha
Last updated: Thu, 26 Sep 2019 11:45 AM IST

On Wednesday, two deaths due to fever in Hasanpur and Adampur have given sleep to the top officials of the health department of the district. In this month, there has been a stir in the department after fever-related deaths. The arrangements of the department are proving insufficient to stop the rising outbreak of fever. The series of deaths from fever in the current month is not taking a name.

After the sudden death due to fever in September, the health department has been stirred. Due to the fever that is happening every day, the sleep of the top officers has gone away. Even after this, the chain of deaths from fever is not taking its name. All the arrangements for stopping the disease outbreak have gone awry. There is uneasiness among officers about this. Long lines of patients are seen on the OPD of hospitals as early as the morning. On the OPD of the district hospital, this week two and a half thousand daily, the number of patients in the OPC of CHC of the city is increasing to one and a half thousand. Out of these, one to one and a half thousand people are reaching for treatment of fever every day. Due to the increasing number of patients, beds in the wards have become less. While two patients have already been admitted on one bed. Doctors are also surprised about the increasing number of patients.

In the current month, there have been ten deaths due to fever

Amroha. After two deaths due to fever in Hasanpur and Adampur on Wednesday, the number of fever deaths in the current month has gone up to ten. Earlier fever disease has taken the lives of eight people. There is an atmosphere of panic among people after fever-related deaths. At the same time, the top officials of the department have fallen asleep. Till date, even after 21 people died of fever, the chain of deaths has not stopped.

1160 new patients arrived in district hospital's OPD

Amroha. Three to four thousand patients are reaching the OPD of CHC of the district hospital and the city daily for treatment. Over 2300 patients arrived for treatment at the OPD of the district hospital on Wednesday. There were 1160 new patients among them. According to doctors, more than 50 percent of the patients coming for treatment are suffering from fever.

The number of patients is increasing due to rapid changes in the weather. Complete arrangements have been made for prevention of infectious diseases including fever. Have alerted the teams. The employees have been instructed not to be negligent towards the investigation and treatment of the patients. Fogging and anti-larvae are being sprayed regularly. Teams are being sent immediately after receiving information from the affected areas.

Dr. Rameshchandra Sharma, CMO
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...r-caused-sleeplessness-in-health-2767255.html
 
Old age and two months old due to fever broke
Hindustan Team, Mainpuri
Last updated: Fri, 27 Sep 2019 11:48 PM IST

Fever havoc continues in district hospital. On Friday, the 70-year-old woman and two-month-old Naunihal died during treatment. More than one thousand patients underwent treatment in OPD. At the same time, 32 patients of various diseases were admitted in the emergency. In which 8 came out suffering from fever.

A resident of village Ruria of Auncha police station area, 70-year-old old woman Kapuri Devi was admitted to the hospital on Thursday due to breath and fever. After treatment throughout the day, the elderly Kapuri Devi died in the night. At the same time, Dharamveer, a resident of Sujapur village of Bhogaon, brought his two-month-old son to an emergency after his fever worsened. Where doctors declared him dead after investigation. At the same time, 32 patients of various diseases were admitted in the emergency. In which 8 patients were found suffering from fever. Those who are undergoing treatment.

Ayushman Golden Card made in hospital

Mainpuri The government's ambitious Ayushman scheme in the district hospital was closed for the last one month. Due to which Ayushman cards of many poor people were not able to make. People were making cards of Ayushman Yojana by visiting Jan Suvidha Kendras. Now this facility has been resumed in the hospital with the efforts of doctors. Dr. RK Singh, in-charge of the District Hospital, said that with the availability of the login password, the cards have been started since Friday. The cards are being made by Gunjan Verma, a resident of Ayushman Mitra Raja Ka Bagh. On the first day, Ayushman cards of 10 people were linked to the government's Ayushman Bharat scheme. Now daily gold cards of Ayushman will be made from 8 am to 5 pm in the district hospital every day. Hundreds of poor people will get direct benefit of this scheme by making Ayushman card in the hospital.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...wo-months-old-due-to-fever-broke-2770278.html

Pictured: Three people died of fever
Publish Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2019 11:16 PM (IST)


Hardoi: In the district, infectious diseases are not taking the name of stopping and patients are being killed continuously. Three people died of fever in the last two days. In every village, people are meditating with fever. Sarojini (30) wife Saroj, a resident of Khutehna village of Sandi, was suffering from fever for several days. The husband admitted for treatment at the district hospital on Wednesday, where he died during treatment. At the same time, Horilal (30) Devidin, a resident of village Vanshi of Harpalpur area, was also admitted to the hospital and died the next day. Fever patients are dying of fever in the hospital. The 7-year-old son of Ashok, a resident of village Chirkhati of Kachhona Kotwali area, was a Class II student at Abhiman Primary School. On Thursday, Abhiman got fever and brought medicines from the health center, but took no relief, took him to Lucknow, Where Abhiman died during treatment. Fatal deaths are occurring in the area. So far four people have died of fever.

Measles outbreak: A measles outbreak has spread in Sikanderpur Mishra in Shahabad region. Three children are vulnerable to infectious disease. Shivam son Shekhar, Deep (9 months) son Anoop, Prashant son Mukesh are affected. Those who are undergoing treatment at a private doctor. Shekhar said that the outbreak of measles has been reported to the medical officer and CMO in charge of Todarpur CHC. But the health team has not come to the village yet.
https://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/hardoi-fever-19619690.html
 
Two dead including innocent due to fever amid changing weather
Moradabad BureauMoradabad Bureau Updated Sun, 29 Sep 2019 12:24 AM IST

Kudhaftehgarh / Gunnaur. After the change in the weather in the district, once again the outbreak of seasonal fever has intensified. A fifty-year-old woman died of fever in the Kudh Fatehgarh region, while a four-year-old fever died in Gunnore. The innocent was shown here to the untrained physician.
Naroli Community Health Center is still not taking the name of fever in the area. Reshamwati (50) wife Mohar Singh had a fever two days ago in village Chitora in Kutte Fatehgarh area on Saturday. According to family members, he was taken to Chandausi's private nursing home. From where he was referred to Delhi. Reshamvati died on the way to Delhi.
There was chaos in the family after death. Many people of the village are still admitted to Chandausi's private nursing home due to fever. There have been three deaths in this village due to fever in the month of August. Meanwhile, four-year-old son Vikas Kumar of Kalyan, a resident of village Haduda alias Timrua of Gunnore Community Health Center area, was suffering from fever for three days. The family admitted him to an unregistered doctor.
Then suddenly his condition suddenly worsened. The doctor advised to be taken out. When the family was going to another hospital with the child, he died on the way. The family accused the unregistered doctor of negligence. However, the family later went home without any complaint.
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Four died, including child due to fever, dozens admitted
Publish Date: Sun, 29 Sep 2019 10:11 PM (IST)

Mainpuri, Jagran correspondent. The situation is worsening day by day due to fever. In the last twenty four hours, four people including a child succumbed to fever and other reasons, while dozens of patients have been admitted to the hospital.

Aryan, resident of Shikohabad town (4), son of Harishankar Mainpuri, came here with his maternal uncle. The child was suffering from fever for several days. Family members were getting treatment from the wrinkles, but there was no relief. The condition deteriorated on Sunday morning when the family rushed the boy to the district hospital, where he was declared dead.


Balapathi (50), a resident of Hardoi district, also worsened in the relationship of his wife Satyanarayana. The family arrived with an emergency, where doctors declared them dead. Ramveer (19) son Rajveer, resident of village Aghar in Ellau police station area, was also suffering from fever for several days. On reaching the hospital, the doctors also declared him dead. Shivani (18) daughter Munnalal, a resident of Ramlila Maidan in the city, was also rushed to the hospital on deteriorating health, where doctors also declared her dead.

In the last 24 hours, about half a hundred fever victims were brought to emergency. He is admitted in critical condition. However, he is referred to Saifai due to the delicate condition of many. Lock in lab, where to check
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https://www.jagran.com/uttar-prades...ld-due-to-fever-dozens-admitted-19625236.html
 
Girl child dies of high fever
Lucknow BureauLucknow Bureau Updated Mon, 30 Sep 2019 10:39 PM IST

Gonda There is an outbreak of mosquito-borne fever in the district. A dozen children are admitted to the Children's Ward of the District Hospital with mosquito-borne fever. Girl girl Pooja died of high fever on Monday. Due to death of the girl, there is a fear among the other patient.
There is an outbreak of fever in the district at this time. District hospital has more number of patients suffering from fever. There is an outbreak of fever in Nevada of village Dubha Bazar of police station area of ​​development block Katra market. Many children are ill. Ram Kishun, a resident of this village, told that his daughter Pooja (12) had high fever two days ago. He first admitted her to a private nursing home in the city but when the doctor did not come, he took her in the afternoon to the district hospital. He started treatment at the district hospital, the doctor said that he was having a fever. Pooja died on Monday during treatment. Ram Kishun told that many more children are getting fever in the village.
Pooja was studying in class three in the village school. At this time, children are getting more sick due to mosquito outbreaks. In this regard, the chief superintendent of the district hospital, Dr. Arun Lal said that the girl died due to high fever. He informed that the children admitted in the ward are getting adequate treatment. After fever, the children should be examined in the hospital on time, after the delay, the outbreak of fever becomes effective.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/gonda/girl-dies-of-high-fever-gonda-news-lko4844426141

Three killed due to fever in Saharanpur
Meerut BureauMeerut Bureau Updated Mon, 30 Sep 2019 11:18 PM IST


Saharanpur Three deaths due to fever have raged in the district. Villagers were battling fever in Deoband, Lakhnauti and Sarsawa. All three died during treatment.
In Deoband, a young man from Dharampur Saraogi village suffering from scrub typhus fever died during treatment in Dehradun. The death of the young man caused chaos in the family.
Gaurav, a resident of Dharampur Saraogi, had been in the grip of fever for the past several days. According to his father Mangeram, Gaurav was suffering from fever for about a week. Which he got treated in Roorkee, Nagal, Deoband and Talhedi in Uttarakhand. But he did not rest. Two days ago she was admitted to a private nursing home in Dehradun, but she died on Monday evening. Mangeram said that after investigation by doctors, Gaurav was suffering from a fever called scrub typhus. At the same time, Indraj Singh, Superintendent of Community Health Center, said that the infection is mostly from infected animals.
A young man, resident of Budhakheda village of Lakhnauti, died due to fever. There is chaos in the family due to the death of the young man.
For the past several days, fever and other diseases have surrounded the people in village Budhakheda. Five days ago, a resident of the village Sushil alias Seal (35) was caught by fever. His condition continued to deteriorate even after showing several doctors. When he could not get rest, the relatives admitted him to the hospital in Mullana. He died on Sunday evening. The family brought the village and cremated the deceased. The deceased has three small girls. Jawans have caused chaos in family members from death. CHC in-charge Rohit Walia says that teams will be sent to the village for screening and distribution of medicines.
One died of fever in Agwanhera village of Sarsawa, while there are dozens of victims of fever. The villagers have demanded the health department to take care of the patients by setting up camps in the village.
Hamid (80-year-old), a resident of village Agwanhera, died on Monday. Rural Yakub, Qayyum, Shahzad, Naushad said that the drainage of dirty water in the village is filled with dirt, due to which the dirt remains in the streets. Mosquitoes are born and spread diseases in the village. Villagers said that even five days ago, Liyakat of the village died due to fever, while the elderly died on Monday. Rural Ankit Sharma, Dalip Singh, Tejpal, Mahipal, Ragib said that many patients suffering from fever are still waiting for proper treatment in the village. On the other hand, Dr. Rajesh, Superintendent of Community Health Center, Sarsawa, said that the cause of death of the elderly was respiratory disease.
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Elderly death due to fever in Zoya
Hindustan team, Amroha
Last updated: Mon, 30 Sep 2019 11:11 PM IST
Elderly death due to fever in Zoya
Fever havoc in Amroha is not taking its name. The family created a furore after the death of a elderly resident of village Barkheda Rajput in the area on Monday. Family was crying and crying. The elderly resident Allabkash son Natha, a resident of the village, was undergoing treatment from a personal doctor for a week after complaining of fever. The doctor referred to the condition on Monday after worsening. Desperate, the family brought the elderly home. Were preparing to be taken to another place for treatment. During this time the elderly died. The death of an elderly man caused chaos in the family. Family was crying and crying. In the current month, the outbreak of fever which has taken the lives of 11 people has been increasing continuously. Due to this, there is an atmosphere of panic in the villages to urban areas. At the same time, there is a stir among the top officials of the department. Long queues of fever patients were seen at the OPD of CHC in the district hospital Huh. Daily the number of patients is reaching above three thousand. Already two patients have been admitted to one bed in the wards. Even after this, the number of patients is increasing.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...derly-death-due-to-fever-in-zoya-2775257.html
 
Fever in village Behera extinguished another home lamp
Meerut BureauMeerut Bureau Updated Wed, 02 Oct 2019 12:03 AM IST

Chhutmalpur (Saharanpur). In the area, Behra Sandal Singh, a village in Muzaffarabad PHC, is not taking the name of fever. The fever, which engulfed more than ten people, extinguished another home lamp on Monday night. The fever-affected youth was admitted to PGI Chandigarh. He died during treatment there. More than fifty fever-affected people of the village are still undergoing treatment in various hospitals.
26-year-old Ashraf son Nihali, resident of village Behera Khurd, was suffering from fever for the last eight ten days. First of all, the family got him treated in the village. Not getting rest, got admitted in a hospital in Saharanpur. The family took him to PGI Chandigarh, where he died on Monday night. There is chaos in the family on the death of the young man. Apart from this, Samar Pratap son Devendra Singh of village, Kunal Rana son Pawan Singh, Lucky son Munish, Raj Kumar son Babu Singh, Sunita wife Devendra, Omveer Singh son Deva Singh, Usha Rana wife Surendra Rana, Mikki Rana son Chaman Sinha, Surendra Rana Son Rup Singh, Samrat Rana son Yogendra Singh, Mahatab, Manga son Nathiram, Munire wife Mir Hasan suffering from fever in many hospitals They are admitted.
Dr. Meenu Goyal, Medical Officer Incharge of Muzaffarabad says that the patients have been given treatment by putting camps in the village continuously. She will again send the team to the village. He told that there are piles of dirt at many places in the village, due to which viral spreads. He appealed to the villagers to keep cleanliness.
Two patients of dengue were also found in the health department's investigation
There has been an outbreak of fever in Behda village for the last one month. More than ten people have died. Two patients of dengue have also been found in this village in the health department's investigation. Kunal Rana, brother of Ketan Rana of the village, is admitted in a large hospital in Saharanpur. Ketan says that his brother has also been told by doctors to be dengue. The villagers also allege that the Health Department has given the report of samples taken for dengue for the first time, but the report of the samples taken later has not been reported so far. In such a situation, this number can also increase. On the other hand, Dr. Meenu Goyal said that if more patients were found to have dengue, they would definitely take action.
CMO and DMO also visited the village twice
CMO Dr. BS Sodhi and DMO Dr. Shivanka Gaur have visited here twice after meeting dengue patients and fever deaths in the village. Following his instructions, he also sprayed the medicine in the village and also cleaned the dirt from the villages. For a week, the health department team organized camps in the village and examined the patients and provided treatment.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...nother-home-lamp-saharanpur-news-mrt446310961

Fever havoc: Youth including four elderly people dies
Hindustan Team, Mainpuri
Last updated: Tue, 01 Oct 2019 06:58 PM IST
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Fever havoc continues in the district. On Tuesday, four elderly and one young man died of fever. A woman was admitted to the hospital after receiving symptoms of dengue.

56-year-old Gangashree, a resident of Gola Bazaar, was admitted to the district hospital by relatives due to fever. Where the three succumbed during treatment. At the same time, 65-year-old Sughar Singh of village Panihar of Kotwali area was suffering from breathlessness and fever. When the condition worsened, the family brought him to emergency. The doctors declared him dead after investigation. At the same time, 25-year-old Praveen Kumar son Ramvaran Kashyap, resident of Jasrau village of Bichwan area of ​​the police station, was suffering from fever and jaundice for several days. When the condition worsened, the family brought him to the district hospital. The doctors referred him to Saifai. Praveen died during treatment on Monday evening. Meanwhile, 20-year-old daughter of Diwani Road resident Virender Singh, Monica was brought to the hospital after fever. Where during investigation Monica found dengue symptoms. The doctors recruited him.
https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...suffering-from-fever-in-mainpuri-2776590.html
 
Behda died of fever again, Health Department set up camp
Meerut BureauMeerut Bureau Updated Thu, 03 Oct 2019 12:15 AM IST

Chhutmalpur (Saharanpur). The fever in the village Behra Sandal Singh of Muzaffarabad PHC has not stopped. On Wednesday, a young man died of fever again. She was admitted to the hospital in Yamunanagar. The health department, which came into action from two consecutive deaths in two days, set up a camp in the village. During this, two patients were admitted to the district hospital with 108 ambulances when their condition was found to be worse. Malaria slides were made and blood samples were also taken to check for dengue. Fogging was also done in the village.
A villager died of fever in Behera Sandal Singh village last day as well. On Wednesday also, 28-year-old Mehtab son Pada Kharadi succumbed to fever in Bharti village at Yamunanagar Hospital. According to family members, he was suffering from fever for eight to ten days. He was admitted to PGI Chandigarh. Where two days ago the doctors gave him the answer, after which he was admitted to Yamunanagar. After the death of the young man, there is a panic in the village once again. Let us know that in the last fortnight, more than ten people have been suffering from fever and have died in this village of premature death. After a few days of peace, there is still an atmosphere of fear after two deaths in two days. After the deaths from the fever, the Health Department team led by Dr. Vinay Kumar reached the village and camped and examined 70 people. During the investigation, the team found the condition of two patients Mohiba daughter Islam and Misbah daughter Kamil extremely serious Immediately an ambulance was called and sent to the district hospital. Dr. Vinay Kumar said that the team has made 16 slides of malaria and collected blood samples of 18 patients for screening of dengue. He said that fogging has also been done in the village. Villagers Ketan Rana, Chic Singh Rana, Ajay Pundir etc. have demanded regular deployment of doctors at the sub-health center of the village. The villagers warned that if the control over fever was not provided in the village, they would be forced to agitate. Villagers like Ajay Pundir etc. have demanded regular deployment of doctors at the sub-health center of the village. The villagers warned that if the control over fever was not provided in the village, they would be forced to agitate. Villagers like Ajay Pundir etc. have demanded regular deployment of doctors at the sub-health center of the village. The villagers warned that if the control over fever was not provided in the village, they would be forced to agitate.
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Middle-aged and child died due to fever
Hindustan Team, Mainpuri
Last updated: Thu, 03 Oct 2019 12:13 AM IST

A middle-aged and 5-year-old boy died of fever in the district hospital. On getting the symptoms of dengue, the young man was admitted. On Wednesday, 50-year-old Urvesh son Harvesh, resident of village Shiv Singhpur of Kotwali area, was admitted due to fever. Where he died during treatment. At the same time, Tilu's five-year-old son Ravindra, a resident of village Kumharoa of Auncha police station area, brought him to an emergency when his condition worsened due to fever. Where doctors declared him dead during treatment. 32 patients of various diseases were admitted to the emergency. In which 7 people were found suffering from fever. At the same time, Gaurav, a 1-year-old son of Gaurav, a resident of Aram Sarai, Bever, was brought to emergency after fever struck his mind. Where he was referred to Saifai when the condition was critical. Similarly, 34-year-old Naval teenage son Gangadas, a resident of Bhojpura Diwani of Kotwali region, was hospitalized after receiving symptoms of dengue. Got done. 65-year-old Shyama Devi, a resident of Surjanpur in Kuravali, also took her to Agra when she complained of dengue. Where he is undergoing treatment.
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Two girls died of fever in Hasanpur area
Hindustan team, Amroha
Last updated: Wed, 02 Oct 2019 11:49 PM IST

Gulnaz, the 4-year-old daughter of Idrish Ahmad, a resident of village Dhakka Mor alias Allipur Bhud Sharki of Saidangali area, was suffering from fever for almost seven days. If not benefited by the local doctors, he was admitted to the private hospital in Sambhal. Gulnaz died in the hospital on Wednesday morning. She was the middle of three siblings. On the other hand, Payal daughter Pyarelal, a six-year-old resident of Damgarh village in Adampur, was also in the grip of fever for a week. The village was undergoing treatment from a private doctor. Payal's condition worsened on Tuesday. The family took him to the medical college in Pakbada for treatment. The doctors suggested the condition to be taken to Delhi, saying it was critical. Payal died on the way to Delhi on Wednesday. She was a Class I student in the primary school in the village. There is chaos in the family.
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Time became fever, another young man broke down
Hindustan Team, Saharanpur
Last updated: Thu, 03 Oct 2019 02:13 PM IST

There has been a fever era in the district. One death after another is due to fever, but the Health Department is holding camp and iteshree. Fever control is not being done.

In Behda Sankal Singh of Chhutmalpur, 14-year-old Fayan son Nazim died of fever. A dozen people have died in the village so far. After Gagalhedi and Chhutmalpur, viral fever has now started spreading in the Nagal region as well.

More than a dozen people of Paharpur are undergoing treatment in Saharanpur, Dehradun and Barara. While almost the same number of people are getting their treatment in the village itself.
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One died of dengue, hospitals wards full Lucknow News
Publish Date: Thu, 03 Oct 2019 09:39 AM (IST)

Lucknow, JNN. The outbreak of mosquito-borne diseases continues. The private hospitalized student was brought to the trauma center for treatment. He died here. Family members reported dengue complaint to the young man. At the same time, the wards of pediatrics and medicine are full in hospitals.

Wasim (20), a resident of Chausagram Sabha of Sitapur, was doing BSC while staying in the capital. He went to the village three days ago. Here he got high fever. Family members underwent treatment at a local hospital. He was brought to the trauma center when the condition became critical. He died on Wednesday morning during treatment. His two brothers Qasim (16) and Mahtab (13) are undergoing treatment due to high fever.

There is an outbreak of dengue in these areas of the city


Vineet Khand, Viramkhand, Vaibhav Khand, Bharwara, locality bordering Indira Nagar-Gomtinagar, area of ​​Lavivi New Campus, Faizullaganj, Khadra, Maulviaganj, Tudiyaganj, Singar Nagar, Gurdwara locality, Daliganj, Amausi area, Saadatganj and town. Adjacent townships located nearby.


OPD of hospitals remained closed on Gandhi Jayanti. During this time, the emergency burden of patients was high. Fever-diarrhea patients abound. In such a situation, 40 beds of pediatrics in Lohia Hospital and 100 beds of medicine ward were filled. In the Civil Hospital, 150 beds were filled with medicine wards, 40 beds of Emergency and Pediatric Department. Similarly, 200 beds of medicine, 50 beds of emergency and 30 beds of pediatric ward were filled in Balrampur hospital. A total of 31 beds of dengue reserved in the three hospitals are also full. Samples have been sent for fever patients with dengue test.
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Three including a student died of fever
Publish Date: Thu, 03 Oct 2019 10:09 PM (IST)

Bijnor, JNN. Within 24 hours, the king is frightened in the village due to the death of three people, including a student in Tajpur. A large number of villagers in the village are in the grip of fever. The Health Department team has camped in the village. Has started investigating the victims. At the same time, being aware to prevent fever.

Arshad (20), son of village resident, Irshad Vivek was a student of D Pharma in College Bijnor. He had fever two days ago. First admitted to local doctor, where his condition worsened. Later he was referred to Moradabad. He died on the way while taking Moradabad on Wednesday late evening. Apart from this, wife Mohammad Hussain, resident of village Shahnaz Parveen (32 years), got fever three days ago. The family took him to the bed for treatment. The family took him to a higher center when the condition was critical, but he died. On the other hand, Farman son Shafiq was suffering from fever for four days. With no rest from the local doctor, the family took him to the doctor at Dhampur, from where he was referred to Moradabad. But he died on the way. The villagers are frightened by the sudden death of three people in the village. On receipt of the information, the Health Department team reached Tajpur. The team camped in the village and took a slide investigating the victims. Nurpur Medical Officer Dr. Ajay Gandharva says that the victims are being investigated. However, the cause of death of the deceased is not clear. If they had a post-mortem, the situation could have been detected. They are suffering from fever

According to villagers, many people including Hariom Tyagi, Sabra Khatoon, Siva, Naresh Kumar, Vishu, Neeshu, Munni, Afsana, Farzana, Mustakim, Veenu Sharma are suffering from fever. The villagers allege that cleaning is not done regularly in the village. Even after the complaint, the head and other officials do not take cognizance of it. He has demanded treatment of the victims from the Health Department.


Many people suffer from fever in Sungarpur Behera

Sansu, Nangalsoti: Dozens of villagers are suffering from fever in Sungarpur Behera village. The victims are feeling uneasy due to lack of proper rescue arrangements at the administration level, no improvement in the condition at the village level. On getting the information, a team from the Health Department rushed to the village in a hurry and set up camp and took care of the fever victims. Blood samples of Budha suffering Vishwas, Rajendra Singh, Shivam, Brahmapal Singh, Sushil Kumar, Usha Devi, Kunwarpal Singh, Priyanka, Anshu, Suryashi, Divyanshi, etc. have been sent for examination. The team of Health Department included pharmacist Ravi Pratap, lab technician Vijay Singh etc. He said that after examining the blood samples taken, the camp will provide better treatment to the fever victims.
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Two children die due to fever, hundreds sick
Publish Date: Thu, 03 Oct 2019 10:08 PM (IST)

Mainpuri, Jagran correspondent. The havoc of fever is not decreasing. In different police station areas, two children died of fever and two elderly people with respiratory disease. Due to the high number of patients, beds have also started falling in the emergency of the district hospital.

Srishti (3), resident of Rambagh city, worsened due to daughter Sushil's fever on Thursday morning. The family reached the emergency at six in the morning, where the doctor declared him dead. Ravidra (7) son Tillu, a resident of village Kumharoa in Auncha police station area, was also suffering from fever for several days.

Family members were getting treatment with scorching. When the condition worsened, the family brought him to the district hospital, where he was declared dead. Apart from these, Prakashvati (60), wife Ramprakash, resident of village Paraunkh and Anant Vijay Pandey (70), a resident of Bhogaon police station area, were sick with respiratory disease and hypotension. When the condition worsened, the family rushed to the hospital where both were declared dead by doctors. Referred to

Chandan (three months) son Summer, resident of Dalupur village in Danahar police station area and Seema (28) wife Anuj Kumar, resident of Sansarpur in Kotwali area, were referred to Saifai.

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UP: Fever havoc in Saharanpur, five killed in a week, panic in village
News Desk, Amar Ujala, Saharanpur Updated Thu, 03 Oct 2019 04:49 PM IST


Fever havoc has not stopped in Saharanpur district of Uttar Pradesh. On Thursday, two more deaths occurred in the district. At the same time, there have been a total of five deaths due to fever in a week. The health department, which came into action from two consecutive deaths in two days, set up a camp in the village. At the same time, there is a stir in the health department due to frequent deaths. Fogging has also been done in various villages of the district.
Two more patients died on Thursday in Bheda Sandal Singh village of Muzaffarabad PHC. Significantly, in the last three days, four people have become victims of premature death due to fever. At the same time, the death toll in this village has reached 14. Health camp was held in the village even today, but despite all efforts, all the exercises of the Health Department seem to be failing.
In Rampur Maniharan village Landora Gurjar, fever has also engulfed people. The village head and his family members are also admitted to the nursing home due to fever. On the other hand, there has been an atmosphere of panic in the village after consecutive deaths.

Let us know that in the last fortnight, more than ten people have been suffering from fever and have died in this village of premature death. After two days of peace, two deaths in two days, there is still an atmosphere of fear. After the deaths from the fever, the health department team reached the village headed by Dr. Vinay Kumar and camped and investigated 70 people.

During the investigation, when two patients Mohiba daughter Islam and Misbah daughter Kamil were found to be very critical, the team immediately called an ambulance and sent them to the district hospital. Dr. Vinay Kumar said that the team made 16 slides of malaria and collected blood samples of 18 patients for dengue examination. He said that fogging has also been done in the village.
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Fever in western UP did not end in havoc, nine deaths including child, stir in health department
News Desk, Amar Ujala, Bijnor Updated Thu, 03 Oct 2019 07:38 PM IST

Fever in the districts of western UP has not stopped. Where three people including a baby girl have died of fever in Bijnor. So in Saharanpur, five people have died due to fever in a week. The health department has been stirred by the continuous deaths. Fogging has also been done in various villages of the district.
Apart from this, a case has also come up in Meerut. Rajwiri (73), a resident of Jagriti Vihar Meerut, died on 24 September at Fortis Hospital in Noida. But the Health Department pressed the case.

While on Tuesday, Devendra Singh (77), the husband of the swine flu sufferer, died, the family informed about the death of the old woman. Devendra Singh was also undergoing treatment at Fortis Hospital. Actually, the health department suffers when a patient dies of swine flu or dengue. To avoid this confusion, the health department tries unsuccessfully to hide the information about the deaths of the patients.
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Three died due to unknown fever in Tajpur, stir
Hindustan Team, Bijnor
Last updated: Thu, 03 Oct 2019 10:07 PM IST

Two youths and a woman died of unknown fever in Raja of Tajpur village of Noorpur block. The information provoked the health department. Along with sending the team from Nurpur PHC, Rapid Response Team was also sent from Bijnor. The team could not even know the clear cause of all three deaths.

Arshad son Irshad, a 20-year-old resident of Mohalla Mahigran in Tajpur, had fever. The family also showed Arshad to a personal doctor, but the condition did not improve. Arshad died on the way to Moradabad on Wednesday. 21-year-old Farman Ahmed son of the same locality, Shafiq Ahmed was also shown to the MBBS doctor there on Tuesday due to ill health, and was referred to Moradabad in view of serious condition. On arrival, doctors declared him dead. On the other hand, 34-year-old Shahnaz Parveen's wife Mahmood Hasan, resident of Mohalla Patwariyan of Tajpur, also suddenly worsened on Wednesday. The family took him to a doctor at Nurpur, While during treatment Shahnaz also succumbed. Three deaths occurred in the village within two days. People are calling it an unknown fever or disease. Some other people in the village are also said to be ill. The death of three people in the same village caused a stir in the health department. Dr. Ajay Gandharva, Medical Officer Incharge of Nurpur PHC visited the village along with the team and got information from the families of the deceased. Information about other patients was also taken nearby. Rapid response team has also been sent from the district headquarters to the village. - The team was sent to the village on the instructions of the CMO. Got information, That Arshad went to Roorkee on 30 September. After his arrival, his health deteriorated and he died while on his way to Moradabad. No treated records could show relatives. After Farman Ahmed broke the water chestnut in the pond, his health worsened and he died during treatment. The family could not show any documents related to the investigation of Farman. The woman was taken to the doctor where she died due to sudden pain of Shahnaz. The treated records of all three people were not received. No other serious patient has been found in the survey in the village. Brij Bhushan, Nodal Officer, Infectious diseases -------

Death of the girl due to fever in Nangal sleeping, Department warns - Do not be negligent if there is fever, See a doctor Nangal sleeps. Hundreds of fever-stricken people in village Sungar Pur Behera have become more upset by the death of a girl child in Nangal with our correspondent fever. Taking the disease seriously, the Health Department has also advised to show it to the doctor as soon as the fever is expected. While hundreds of people are suffering from fever in village Sungarpur Behera, Ayesha's daughter Ayesha, daughter of Nangal resident The death of fever at the age of 6 caused a stir in the area. According to family members, on September 20, Ayesha was admitted to a doctor in Bijnor. From where he was referred to AIIMS. Seeing the worsening of the situation there too, the families admitted Ayesha to Dehradun according to their wishes, But there was no improvement in Ayesha's health and the doctors referred her to Jolly Grant. From there, on September 24, the family took Ayesha to Moradabad due to worsening of health, admitted to a private hospital there, but there was no improvement in the condition of Ayesha from the doctors here and finally Ayesha died on Wednesday, There was chaos in the family. The relatives reached Nangal on Thursday and handed over the delivery to Ayesha. The team of Nangal Primary Health Center in-charge Dr Rai Sahab and Pharmacist Ravi Pratap took information from the family in this regard. Also, people of the area were advised to see a doctor as soon as there was a possibility of fever. He said that at this time the number of victims of dengue, viral, malaria etc. have increased, it is very important to have cleanliness around the house.
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Fever havoc continues, now death of teenager and young woman, serious allegations against medical officer
News Desk, Amar Ujala, Bijnor Updated Fri, 04 Oct 2019 10:13 PM IST


A teenager and a woman died after being hit by deadly fever spread in Kiratpur police station area of ​​Bijnor. Many people suffering from fever are undergoing treatment by private doctors. The people charge that the medical in-charge does not stop at their center. The health department is also merely catering to the camps.
Gulnaz, the 16-year-old daughter of Munna Malik, a resident of Mohalla Bhuddi, had been suffering from fever for the past several days. According to family members, treatment was being done with indigenous medicines. He did not get rest and died. At the same time, Pavitra (24), daughter of Satyaveer Singh, resident of village Maheshpur Kheri, was suffering from fever for several days. The family first showed him to a private doctor in the nearby village of Bhojpur, but the family took him to Bijnor if the condition did not improve. If there was no rest there, the family took him to Rishikesh AIIMS on the advice of doctors, he died on Thursday night while undergoing treatment.

Residents say that ever since Dr. Jitendra Kumar, Medical Officer of Primary Health Center, Kiratpur, has come to Kiratpur, medical facilities at Kiratpur Health Center have collapsed. The staff is told to go to the Bijnor meeting every time asked. The Health Department organizes camps to protect people from communicable diseases. But not a single camp has been organized in the area so far. Medical In-charge Dr. Jitendra Kumar told that they remain at their center. Patients are also treated properly.
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Woman dies of fever, quandary
Hindustan team, Amroha
Last updated: Fri, 04 Oct 2019 11:34 PM IST
Woman dies of fever, quandary1/2Fever deaths continue in the Hasanpur tehsil of Amroha. Now in Adampur, the girl has died of fever. So far, 12 people have died due to fever in the tehsil area

Raunak, the 17-year-old daughter of Mohammad Chaman, a resident of the town, was suffering from fever for the last seven days. Treatment was done in Hasanpur after local doctors. Even after this there was no benefit. The condition worsened. As a result, the family took him to Delhi. Raunak died on Thursday night during treatment. As soon as the bad news came to know, there was chaos in the family. Family members are in a state of disarray. Raunak, the deceased, was the youngest of five sister-brothers. Significantly, 12 people have died due to fever in the tehsil area, including two girls. Health department officials are not serious about fever deaths. The need to set up camp in any village or town has not been felt.

https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...s-due-to-fever-in-adampur-kohram-2782319.html
 
Three died of fever, more than six admitted
Kanpur BureauKanpur Bureau Updated Sat, 05 Oct 2019 12:45 AM IST

Three died of fever, more than six admitted

Amar Ujala Bureau
Chitrakoot crowds of patients in hospitals due to changed weather in 24 hours . Constant rain again due to strong sunlight for 24 hours, the number of patients with fever and stomachache is increasing in hospitals. Three including two women have died. More than six patients have been admitted.
Sukhlal, a resident of Kolgadhyaya, told that his wife Rajarani was a TB patient. Due to continuous fever for two days, treatment was done near the village but the condition did not improve. On Friday morning, the family members rushed him to the district hospital after fever and aggravation, but he died as soon as treatment started. Banwari Lal son Sonpal, resident of Pasiana Mohalla of the city, was suffering from fever for several days. On Thursday evening, when his condition worsened, his family members were going to the district hospital but he died on the way.
On the other hand, Daduram, a resident of Parsunja, said that his mother Bhagwatidevi had been suffering from fever for several days. On Friday morning, father Khulli Prasad took him to the district hospital. The woman died after a short treatment. Students of Inter suffering from fever and stomachache, Aditya Raja, resident of Tarunha, Gudiya wife Santosh Kumar of Kalupur, Chunpa Devi wife Chunnu of Chandra Gahna, Rose Amaresh son of Amanpur, Ramesh son of Sitapur villager, Parvati wife Shivkumar of Khohi and Sampatiya resident of Pahari. Devi wife Chunwad etc. has been admitted to the hospital.
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Two again die of fever, increasing number of patients in these villages of western UP every day
News Desk, Amar Ujala, Saharanpur Updated Sun, 06 Oct 2019 12:40 AM IST

The chain of fever deaths in Saharanpur is not stopping. On Friday night, two deaths occurred due to fever in the village village Chakdevali and village Landaura Gurjar of Rampur Maniharan. Fever is wreaking havoc in both villages. In both villages, many people from each family suffer from fever. The number of patients is in the hundreds.
The fever outbreak in the village Chakdevali has been around for a month. Many people have died so far. On Friday night, Chatar Singh's son Kashmiri Lal died due to fever. Family members said that Chatar Singh had fever for several days. Earlier, treatment was conducted at a private doctor in the city itself, but on Friday the doctor referred. The family took him to Mullana Medical College in Barara, where Chatar Singh died.

Family members said that dengue had come in Chatar Singh's investigation report. Not only this, Anjali, the daughter of Chatar Singh's house, is also being told to be dengue, who is admitted. A woman named Anju of this house is also suffering from fever, who is being treated at home.
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Deadly fever, two children died in hospital
Hindustan Team, Mainpuri
Last updated: Sat, 05 Oct 2019 11:32 PM IST
Deadly fever, two children died in hospital
Fever has become fatal in the district. Two children suffering from fever died at the district hospital on Saturday. One and a half year old boy and two and a half year old girl died. Three people were admitted with symptoms of dengue. Meanwhile, in OPD, more than one thousand people got treatment from doctors after getting a form. In which more than two hundred people came out suffering from fever. In emergency, 12 out of 43 were found to be suffering from fever.

One and a half year old son of Hariom, resident of village Narainipur of Bhogaon police station area, was suffering from fever. He was brought to emergency when the condition worsened. After the checkup, doctors declared Arpit dead. Rakhi, a two and a half year old daughter of Pradeep, a resident of Bypass Road in Kotwali area, was also suffering from fever. Family members were treating him at private doctors. He was also brought to the hospital as the condition worsened. Where Rakhi was also declared dead. On Saturday, 521 female and 595 male patients underwent treatment at the OPD of the hospital. Took medicines over the counter. Patients of 45 different diseases were admitted to the emergency. In which a dozen people were found suffering from fever. On the other hand, 55-year-old Rakesh son Subedar, resident of Sansarpur, 24-year-old Sangeeta wife Rajnesh and 22-year-old instruction son Keshav Singh of Dayalpur village of Bichhwan were admitted to the hospital after receiving symptoms of dengue.

Keep cleanliness in and around homes to prevent diseases. If you see any signs of illness in the child or any other person, bring him to the hospital immediately. Do not get the treatment done with a satchel.

Dr. RK Sagar CMS District Hospital
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Outbreak of fever did not stop, people in the grip of viral and malaria
Hindustan Team, Bulandshahr
Last updated: Sun, 06 Oct 2019 12:32 AM IST

The outbreak of fever has not stopped in the district. In the city and countryside, viral fever and malaria in every household has kept children from adults to adults. There were two deaths due to fever on Friday. At the same time, fever has been reported to be the cause of death of 27 in the district, but the Health Department officials are claiming these deaths for other reasons. The district has hundreds of people vulnerable to viral fever and malaria. There is a rush of patients from private to government hospitals. At the same time, the health department has recorded only 37 cases of malaria in its figures. In rural areas, hawks are cutting silver. Villagers are forced to resort to hawks due to non-availability of doctors in the hospitals in the countryside. Health department officials are not ready to pay attention to this. The villagers of Khanpur and Ahmedgarh area have also complained of hawks, But no action has been taken. Talking about the district, so far a case of 27 deaths due to fever has been reported. Although the health department officials are accepting other reasons, the family has reported death due to fever. People are being examined and given medicines by organizing camps across the district. Physicians and adequate quantity of medicines are also available on CHC-PHC. - Dr. KN Tiwari, CMO
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Innocent person dies of fever in Narayanpur village
Publish Date: Sun, 06 Oct 2019 10:53 PM (IST)

Bulandshahr, J.N.N. Innocent village died of fever in village Narayanpur Naglia. While many children are vulnerable to fever. The family has created a furore with the death of the innocent. The villagers are afraid of outbreak of fever in the village. Even after the complaint, the villagers are angry with the health department team for not reaching the village.

There is an outbreak of fever in the village Naryanpur Naglia of Arnia region for the last three-four days. Three days ago, five-year-old son of village resident Kalua Khan, Juber was hit by fever. Family members showed him at the Muni Health Center. But there was no improvement in his condition. On Saturday, Darsham Jubeir's condition worsened. The doctors referred him to Aligarh Medical. Where he succumbed during treatment. This caused chaos in the family. Villagers said that many children in the village are vulnerable to fever. Many times it has complained to the health department officials, but no hearing has been held. There is an atmosphere of panic among the villagers due to fever outbreak in the village. At the same time, there is also anger against the health department. Munveer Health Center in-charge Jagveer Singh Yadav said that the matter is not in cognizance. If this is the case, the team will be sent to the village and the sick will be treated.
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Fever havoc: child dies of fever
Hindustan Team, Bulandshahr
Last updated: Sun, 06 Oct 2019 11:35 PM IST

The outbreak of fever has not stopped in the district. From house to house, viral fever and malaria have kept children from adults to adults. The child died of fever in Narayanpur Naglia, village of Araniyaan. While dozens are ill. The family's death caused chaos in the family. Outbreak of fever in the village has caused panic among the villagers. So far 28 have died of fever in the district. Despite the complaint, the health department's team is furious with the villagers for not reaching the village. There has been an outbreak of fever in the village Narayanpur Naglia in the area of ​​Arniyan for the past one week. Three days ago, five-year-old son of village resident Kalua Khan, Jubera was hit by fever. Family members showed him at the Muni Health Center. But there was no improvement in his condition. Jubeir's condition worsened late Saturday evening. The doctors referred him to Aligarh Medical. Where he succumbed during treatment. This caused chaos in the family Gone. Villagers said that dozens of children were still ill in the village. Several times complained to the Health Department officials. But there has been no hearing. There is an atmosphere of panic among the villagers due to fever outbreak in the village. At the same time, there are angry against the Health Department. At the same time, the death of fever is considered by the health department officials as another reason.- Hundreds of people are suffering from viral fever and malaria in hospitals. Whether private or government hospital, a long line of patients is being seen. More than 1500 patients are reaching the district hospital daily. Most of the patients are of fever, cough, cold, headache and malaria. Cot-matter is not in cognizance. If this is so, the sick will be treated by sending teams to the village. - Jagveer Singh Yadav, Health Center Incharge, Muni
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Fever havoc in western UP, two lives lost, anger against health department
News Desk, Amar Ujala, Bijnor Updated Mon, 07 Oct 2019 09:51 PM IST

Two people died of fever in village Kajiwala of Mandawar police station area in Bijnor. Many people in the village are still suffering from fever. Even after death due to fever, there is anger among the health department officials for not reaching the village.
Village Kaziwala resident Vikas (22) years son. Mangat Singh was suffering from fever for two days. The family admitted him to a private doctor. The family then took him to hospitals in Jollygrant and Dehradun. But there was no rest there too. Vikas succumbed during treatment on Sunday night. The villagers say that about 15 days before this, Harfool (65) of fever-stricken village Kaziwala died in a hospital in Meerut during treatment.
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Home-to-fever patients, two die
Hindustan Team, Bijnor
Last updated: Mon, 07 Oct 2019 10:10 PM IST

Fever is spreading from house to house. Nursing home-hospitals have started appearing from fever patients. Sometimes in this village, sometimes the health department teams are also running on the information of large number of fever patients in that village. At the same time, two people died in Bhojpur and Kajiwala. A young man died in Bhojpur after being hit by a flood.

The number of people who died of fever has increased to three in the last one week. Tikam Rajput alias Moni 33 son Sunil Kumar was the father of two daughters in village Bhojpur located on Maujampur Road in Kiratpur. He had fever three days ago. He was also shown Bijnor Meerut after fever did not subside and vomiting of blood, but the family took him to AIIMS Delhi if the condition did not improve. Where he died late on Sunday night. A girl has died of fever in Sarkada Khedi, adjoining village of Bhojpur, and a teenager has died in Mohalla Bhuddi in the city. A health camp was organized in the village by the Community Health Center the next day after the girl died of fever in Sarkada Khedi. Even after that, many people suffer from fever. The whole family members are in the grip of fever. A week ago, Harphool son Lallu Singh died due to fever in the village of Tayyabpur Qazi alias Qaziwala in Mandawar. Four days on sunday morning Vikas son Late Mangat Singh, suffering from fever, died during treatment in Dehradun. The deceased was the only brother of four sisters. Hundreds of people are suffering from fever including Shivcharan Singh, Sureshna, Priyank, Sundaresih, Bastiram, Mohar Singh, Moni Devi, Yogesh, Amit, Sumit, Sundari. The villagers say that there are a lot of dirt in the village. The place is full of water in which mosquitoes are flourishing. Village head Chhote Singh says that the drainage of water is not happening. Mosquitoes are flourishing. The village is visited by a team of doctors. Hundreds of people, including Sundari, are suffering from fever. The villagers say that there are a lot of dirt in the village. The place is full of water in which mosquitoes are flourishing. Village head Chhote Singh says that the drainage of water is not happening. Mosquitoes are flourishing. The village is visited by a team of doctors. Hundreds of people, including Sundari, are suffering from fever. The villagers say that there are a lot of dirt in the village. The place is full of water in which mosquitoes are flourishing. Village head Chhote Singh says that the drainage of water is not
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Girl child dies due to fever, number of patients decreased
Publish Date: Tue, 08 Oct 2019 06:26 AM (IST)

Jagran Correspondent, Badaun: With the end of the rainy season, now the number of patients in the district hospital is also decreasing, but viral patients including malaria, typhoid are still arriving. On Monday, a case of death of a girl child suffering from fever was also reported in the district hospital. At the same time, doctors are claiming that the situation is not a fortnight ago.

Gajendra, a 10-month-old daughter of Gajendra, a resident of Kalakuda village in Block Samire, had been suffering from fever for several days. The family rushed him to the district hospital on Monday. After being admitted here for an hour, the girl died during treatment. Seeing this, the family members were crying foul. Later the family returned to their village with the dead body. At the same time, Dr. Rajesh Verma, Senior Physician of the District Hospital, said, the possibility of food spoilage has reduced due to change in weather. At the same time, the risk of infection also decreases in this season. In this season, immunity also starts increasing. There are fever patients but the situation is not as dreadful as in previous days.

Dengue crisis continues

- Even though the fever has subsided, the dengue crisis continues in this season. This mosquito thrives in this season only. Therefore, people should still wear full sleeved clothes and do not allow waterlogging around the houses. Keep the cleaning system better too. So that the mosquito does not thrive.

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