Two deaths from viral fever, many sick
Publish Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 03:01 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 03:01 AM (IST)
Jagaran Reporter,
Fatehpur: In the rainy season, the woes of infectious diseases are being brought home slowly by irrigation, dirt and contaminated food. Due to which disease has taken a grip in ten villages of Yamuna Katari region. Almost every home is getting patients with no cold, cold, viral fever, malaria and typhoid, headaches, abdominal pain and vomiting diarrhea. On Friday, two people, including a child, died of viral fever and hundreds were sick. The patients of government and private nursing homes are full of such patients. Regardless of this, healthcare is not sympathetic to disease.
Pratapnagar Mohalla Nivasini,
45-year-old wife of Asherher Kasba, wife wife Sambhar, on Friday morning brought her to the district hospital in critical condition under the condition of Buddha's disease. The woman died during treatment. The boy said that the mother was having fever for four to five days. The
11-year-old son of Nainas, Mahesh Yadav, was undergoing treatment for viral fever for six days. On Friday, he died due to lack of treatment. Along with that, Yogesh, Suraj, Shani, Kajal, Pankaj, Vandana, Archana, Surendra, Raju, There are dozens of sick people, including Neelam, but the infectious disease control team and local medical team did not reach the village, while the villagers gave information to the health department. The special thing is that in the village a sack powder was used for the sprinkling of anti-larvae, but it was not even transported in the water bodies and bajjajati drains, which caused diseases due to dirt. In the same way infectious diseases are spreading in Hernavah, Babatara, Kathauta, Vanpurwa, Kunder, Berui, Alipur. PHC doctor Satyam Gupta had said that soon after sending the team, medicines would be distributed by spreading anti-larvae powder. On the other hand, due to irrigation and dirt in the villages of Lalloli, Mahana, Gandhidera, Adhaval, Akiilabad, Yamuna Katari area, itching of skin, The outbreak of abdominal pain and viral fever is increased. The patients said that there is a lot of medicines in Laloli hospital, so he is coming for multi-pharmacy treatment. Dr. Abha Srivastava, Dr. Mukesh Sharma, Dr. Rajesh Gupta said that the condition is that over one hundred patients are being seen in the OPD but in Yamuna Katari region patients with viral fever, itching of skin in itching Medicines are being given. District Magistrate's Pediatrician Dr Mulchandra, physician Dr Arvid Sachan and D.A. RN Gupta has given some advice on avoiding infectious diseases. CMO Dr. Vinay Pandey said that the district infectious disease control team is engaged. As soon as the villagers get information, the teams are camping and distributing medicines. Rajesh Gupta said that condition is that more than one hundred patients are being seen in OPD but patients in Yamuna Katari region are being given medicines for itching in skin with viral fever. District Magistrate's Pediatrician Dr Mulchandra, physician Dr Arvid Sachan and D.A. RN Gupta has given some advice on avoiding infectious diseases. CMO Dr. Vinay Pandey said that the district infectious disease control team is engaged. As soon as the villagers get information, the teams are camping and distributing medicines. Rajesh Gupta said that condition is that more than one hundred patients are being seen in OPD but patients in Yamuna Katari region are being given medicines for itching in skin with viral fever. District Magistrate's Pediatrician Dr Mulchandra, physician Dr Arvid Sachan and D.A. RN Gupta has given some advice on avoiding infectious diseases. CMO Dr. Vinay Pandey said that the district infectious disease control team is engaged. As soon as the villagers get information, the teams are camping and distributing medicines.
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Viral fever spread in Penahat, so far two children have died, dozens are sick
Punjab Kesari Sep 01,2017-2: 23 PMViral fever spread in Penahat, so far two children have died, dozens are sickViral fever spread in Penahat, so far two children have died, dozens are sickViral fever spread in Penahat, so far two children have died, dozens are sick
Agra: Not changing the name of the fever in the changing season. Day of the day viral fever is now being fatal. The latest case is of the Pinahat area. Where two virgin sisters died due to viral fever, there was a stir in the entire village. On the information of the villagers, the team of Health Department reached the village. They took blood samples of people and checked the people and distributed the drug.
According to the information, viral fever is spread in the village from one week in Kankar Khadriia village of Pudaura police station. Due to the spread of viral fever in the village, more than a dozen old people, children and women fell ill. The sick people are forced to take the fever treatment from the villagers only.
On the other hand, due to the viral fever, Krishna resident of the village was
aged 12 years and Kiran age 8 years old daughter Ramanaresh, both of the sisters had fever for one week. But both sisters died due to lack of proper treatment and medicines at the time.
In this case, Dr. Atul Kumar, in-charge of Health Center says, "We have reached the blood samples of 23 people and distributed medicine to around 45 people. Tomorrow, the team will go to the village and deliver the medicine. '
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Due to the treatment of zodiac signs, the child suffering from fever
Publish Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 03:00 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 03:00 AM (IST)
Jagaran Reporter,
Kanpur Deh: Fever of fever is increasing in the district. On Friday, the condition of a fever-laden child's diarrhea was worsened and he died.
The number of people who died from the disease in two months has increased to 27.
The outbreak of malaria and viral in the villages of the district has become deadly. The disease is spreading in new villages due to dirt and irrigation. The team of health department is flushing patients with the help of patients in the name of cure diarrhea due to not reaching the villages.
Gazi Abbas, 11, son of Lucky Haider, suffered a fever due to a two-day fever in Haiderpur village of Malsa block. On Friday afternoon the family members were taking him to the PCHRAYAN CHC but on the way he breathed his last. The family informed about the treatment of Hansemu with her hairstyle for two days. After the information about the death of the child, the health team headed by Dr. Vikas from Devipur CHC reached the village. Here are the medicines by treating patients like Shahnaj, Sultanat, Aman, Isra, Saniya, Hazra, Danish, Chhajjan, Anis, Fatima Alim, Mauvein and Kashish. District Infectious Disease Incharge Dr. AP Verma told that the health team has been referred to the health team at Hyderpur. The drug has been sprayed in the villages of Dengue sufferers. The deaths being reported from the disease are being verified.
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Another malicious woman died from fever
Publish Date: Fri, 01 Sep 2017 03:02 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Fri, 01 Sep 2017 03:02 AM (IST)
Jagaran Reporter,
Kanpur Deh: Fever of the fever has become dead in the district. On Thursday, the girls in the Gahlul Rura died of fever. The number of people who died from disease in two months in the district is of panic.
Patients in the district are having fever, stomachache, vomiting diarrhea patients in hospitals. The fever is rising in new villages. After getting three dengue and one swine flu patient, the responsible remains careless. In sick-affected villages, patients are not forced to take treatment with zodiac signs due to non-availability of health teams.
Archana (4), daughter of Bauen resident of Gahloun village of Rura, was hit by fever on Wednesday. Karin was being treated in the village itself. On condition of an emergency, the relatives were taking him to the district hospital on Thursday evening but he died on the way. In the emergency of the district hospital, Dr. Sri Prakash declared him dead after the trial. After this, he returned with a bhakhate kin after dead body. District Infectious Disease Incharge Dr. AP Verma told that after receiving the information of the disease, health teams are being sent to the villages. Deaths are being verified by the disease.
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Two killed, including woman, from strange fever
Publish Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 03:00 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 03:00 AM (IST)
Dialogue associate,
Safipur: The widespread disorder of the infectious diseases is increasing in the district. Persistent fever and frequent people are in the neck of the neck.
In the last 24 hours, women and a six-year-old girl were killed in areas connected with Miaaganj and Safipur health centers. Apart from this, many people are still recruiting many people in the hospital.
Anu, a 6-year-old daughter of Laxmikant Chaurasia, resident of Jagdish Kheda, village of Safipur tehsil area, was suffering from fever for the past few days. On Thursday late evening, suddenly, she started having high fever and stomachache, the family took her to a private nursing home in Anan Phanan town. Where the condition was critical, the doctor referenced it. The family took Balika to Unnaon District Hospital, where the doctor declared him dead. Another incident happened in the Seven Area.
Rampyri, 50, wife of Majra Lokman of village Sabalgarhi, was suffering from high fever for the past three days. He started cramping in the body, on which his son Krishna Lal was admitted to Miyaganja CSC. After some time remedies, he was referred to the District Hospital Referral and District Hospital from Kanpur. Where was the death of Rama beloved during the treatment. Asiwan police station, the villages of Miyaganj, Jarulanagar, Sablaghi, People in the areas etc. are in the grip of a strange fever. The villagers have alleged that even after the information was given in the health center, no one has reached the village for peeping.
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Two deaths from infectious disease
Publish Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 03:00 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 03:00 AM (IST)
Jagaran reporter,
Mahoba: In Sadar Hospital, the patient's long line is not taking the name of being small. From morning to evening, inside the hospital, there are stomach patients on campus. There are more children in this. On Friday, two people died due to infectious disease. At this time the outbreak of viral, diarrhea is high. About six people have died in one week.
The series of deaths due to infectious diseases is not taking the name of stoppage. People have been hit by day-to-day deaths and the Health Department has proved to be unable to stop rapidly growing diseases. All private hospitals, including the CHC and PHC, have been packed with patients with the district hospital. With heavy sunlight and humidity coming out in the day, due to intermittent rains, people are getting vulnerable to vomiting diarrhea and other infectious diseases including fever. Due to the lack of doctors in the district hospital, patients coming to the treatment here are not getting the benefit of better health services. Ghanshyam, a
40-year-old resident of Kabri, also came under the influence of infectious disease. The family brought him to the district hospital for treatment. He died during treatment here. Meanwhile, the condition of
7-year-old Ravi, a resident of Lavuksagar MP, brought him to the hospital, but after bringing him here, the doctors declared him dead. Many before it
Illness is also increasing due to dirt - diseases are increasing due to lack of proper sanitation system. Viral, diarrhea is the result of this. The municipality is not paying any attention to this. Dr. RS Mishra says that people keep eating and living. Use mosquito net in the night.
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19 children dead in hospital
Publish Date: Fri, 01 Sep 2017 11:58 PM (IST) | Updated Date: Fri, 01 Sep 2017 11:58 PM (IST)
Bahraich: The graph of the deaths of children in the district hospital is increasing. With
seven deaths in seven days, on the forehead of the district administration, the rhetoric began to sound. During this period,
348 child patients were admitted. The
causes of death are being reported in fever, diarrhea, bersthfhfficia, pneumonia and other diseases. Doctors say that when the condition of children becomes serious then they are brought to the district hospital. The changing season in the lowlands is breaking down as a havoc on the innocent. After light rainy season, the bright sunlight is promoting infectious diseases.
Death of these children
Nanke, a resident of Bukkapur of Fakhrpur, Nitish and Shivani, resident of Kaisarganj, the newborn son of Sandeep resident, Shivani of Dargah police station area, Shahzal, resident of Khatipura in Nagar Kotwali area, the newborn daughter of Manoj, resident of Fakhrpur, resident of Nandapara's Godpur residence Nikki of Khariya resident of Rakhi, Vishweshwarganj, Deepak, resident of Gajapati Pur of Kotwali country, and Khaparghat's Khipurhpur resident Manish, a resident of Dharsawan resident of Dehat Kotwali area, has died 19 months including the newborn daughter of Ruby, resident of Banjari Monde.
35 children and recruitment
On Friday, 35 children were admitted to the Children's Ward of District Hospital with infectious diseases. Nine of these children were shifted to Piedrict ICU Ward.
Speaks responsible
The children were admitted to the first private nursing home by the parents. When the condition was critical, he was referred to the district hospital. Here doctors made every effort to save the children. There was no cure for treatment.
Dr. PK Tandon
CMS, District Hospital
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