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[Ronan Kelly]

Death fever again, affected more
Correspondent
Jalpaiguri July 10, 016, 014723


A fever before being killed. Jalpaiguri died due to the same one again. The death toll from the fever of the two districts. Fever has infected several hundred people in the district. Many of whom were admitted to hospital.
District hospital sources said, with a fever on Friday night, a resident of one of the matronly randhamali Aruna Roy (67) was admitted to the hospital. The matronly died after a short moment of admission. Hospital workers said gayarama Naskar, the matronly for a few days with a fever and was admitted to a private hospital in Jalpaiguri. On Friday night, when he was taken to the hospital, his condition was critical enough. His body microbial infections, as well as the super has happened. The only reason fever matronly whether the death was being investigated, said the superintendent.
Similarly, Deshbandhu Para area on Thursday morning, a resident of Jalpaiguri died of fever. Sanjeev fever is already looking into the collar of the district health officials decided to test the man's viscera.
Jalpaiguri fever incidence is rising gradually. Fever, and head home with the growing concern of increasing local. Every day fever patients are facing difficulties due to a long line of doctors. Jalpaiguri Sadar Hospital where the general section has 00 beds, the number of patients at the moment around three hundred arrived. The number of patients doctors are expected to rise further. Hospital workers said another section, but there is no fever patients admitted to the problem of empty beds. As a result, certain departments in the same bed, but the bed is less than the two or treatment of any patients being left on the floor. The heads of state of health claims, the incidence of fever at this time than ever before, but it has started to ease a bit. In other words, although the real figure is.
http://www.anandabazar.com/district/uttarbanga/death-in-fever-again-affected-more-1.431362

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Death Unknown again at Deganga
Correspondent
Oct 3, 016, 022416

Death is the unknown student in the seventh grade. Police arajikara hospital in Kolkata late on Friday night, the students finest sahinura (14). Deganga amuniya at home. The ideal school would niramisa Raipur.
The people complained, Deganga and surrounding areas over the past few days due to the prevalence of unknown fever has spread panic. Saturday morning block health office has been set up health camps. Blood tests are underway.
Family and local sources said, was on Wednesday sahinurera fever. Family took him to the local doctor. The physical condition deteriorated, he was admitted to hospital Barasat district. Kolkata sahinurake arajikare was moved from the afternoon. On the night he died.
Sahinurera father Sheikh Badruddin said, "The fever was so exhausted he was, could not stand. I immediately rushed him to the hospital. Fever did not know the reason. Blood tests did not always. "
Twenty days ago, another student of class XI Shamim Akhtar, a resident of the village arajikara unknown fever and died in hospital. He was a student of the same school. Sahil and his brother, aunt Meherunnesa Akhtar Bibi Barasat Hospital with a fever.
In addition to the rural district surrounding the village panchayats kamthalatala few days several people suffering from fever. District Health Department is trying to cope with the situation. Saturday morning is the presence of a lion Deganga block health officer suraja health camp. Biemaoeica said, "We've been getting information faster treatment. There is no reason to be afraid of people. "
Mandal said Rahima local driving, unknown fever patients receiving the news that he has sent medical teams. He also visited the area Saturday afternoon. So that affected people get the right treatment, he said arrangements were being made.
Although the village kamthalatala sahanara Bibi regrets, '' the system before the man would not have been such a situation. One would not have to die this way. ''
http://www.anandabazar.com/district/2.917/again-a-death-for-unknown-fever-at-deganga-1.500233#

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Think of the stomach blisters, fever dead three
Own correspondent
Basirhat and Denganga |
October 23, 2007, 03:27:59
Last updated: October 23, 2007, 04:26:59

Due to the death of the fever, there was no intersection on Saturn - Sunday also. 3 people have died in Basirhat-Denganga.
Kalpana Ghosh (47) of West Dinarihat in Bashirhat. Medical treatment was in a nursing home in Kolkata. He died there on Saturday. Kalpana Devi's relative, Kamal Ghosh, said that there was a fever on 12 October. The night was admitted to Basirhat District Hospital. In view of this, Kalpana Devi was admitted to a local nursing home, fearing that the situation may deteriorate. From there it was sent to Kolkata. But could not be saved. Kabidul Islam, a resident of Khappur village of Shpetpur Panchayat in Dighanga Soha, died on Saturday night at Barasat District Hospital. On Tuesday, the masons came to Kavidul's fever. Malaria test is carried out at the Vishwanathpur block health center. Kadidul has started breathing exercises on Friday. Sweating Dengi's blood test system was set up at block health center. Later, Barasat was sent to the district hospital. He died on Saturday in ICCU.
'Septicemia' has been written as the cause of death. The wife, Rosina Bibi, said, "Dengi has not received the blood test report. It was said before, death for another reason. "The similar symptoms like Kavidyul were Baby Bibir (32) of Belapur village of Barachampa 1 panchayet. There was no fever for the day. On Friday, stomach swollen walking stopped. The breath starts In Barasat district hospital, he was being treated at the ICCU. Due to the deterioration of the condition of the night, it was shifted to arjikara. The treatment was going on in the ordinary bed. Sunday died baby Her grandfather, Tariqul, said, "I have not got anything treatment in the hospital in Kolkata. He died from falling into bed. "

Observations of a part of the doctors, in some cases, have been associated with fever, stomach aches, sweating and other symptoms like swelling. Healthy doctors have also wondered how the situation can be tackled.
http://www.anandabazar.com/state/three-fever-deaths-in-basirhat-and-deganga-1.694598

 

[Ronan Kelly]

The fire in Durgapur
Own correspondent
Durgapur. |
24 October, 00:48:59
Last updated: 24 October, 017, 00:51:52
Gobinda Bagdi

Danger in the incidence of unknown fever at this time. A young man named Govinda Bagdi (23), a resident of Bhinigiri in Dainik sub-divisional hospital, died on Sunday night. Local residents said that the municipalities were mobilized after that. Mayor of the University (Nishashi) Prabhat Chattopadhyay said, "It is known that due to any diseases of the mosquitoes, the death of the young man was not known. However, the Safai Abhiyan has been started in the area since Sunday. "However, the medical officer of the hospital mentioned that due to his death, unknown fever has caused heart failure.
Local sources said that Govinda's father had died earlier. She lived with aunt Saraswati in the house of aunt in Vareigi. His family members said that the intensity of fever continued to increase since Sunday morning. He was first taken to a local doctor. The situation began to deteriorate in the afternoon. He was admitted to Durgapur Sub-division Hospital at night. He was kept in the ICCU. But the young man died within half an hour. The medical officer of the hospital referred to the death of the heart due to unknown fever due to his death, but the claims of the family of the deceased must be specified, what is the fever. It would be clear if the dead were dengue. In the hospital sources, blood samples of the deceased have been collected for the examination. It will be clear if you get the report. On the death of only one son, mournful mother
Many people have been admitted in Durgapur sub-division hospital due to unknown fever in the last few days. Their blood samples were sent to Burdwan Medical College Hospital for examination. The number of dengue affected in Durgapur has increased in the last few years. In 2016, two people died. Despite the situation to keep the situation under control, the protesters did not notice the activities of the municipality. The municipality did not agree with the allegations.
http://www.anandabazar.com/district/bardhaman/unknown-fever-leads-to-death-at-durgapur-1.695046

West Bengal: Mystery fever grips North 24 Parganas, several dead
An unknown fever has gripped the North 24 Parganas district. Several people have allegedly died due this this known illness.

Last Updated: Oct 24, 2017, 15:04 PM IST
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West Bengal: Mystery fever grips North 24 Parganas, several dead
KOLKATA:
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The 'unknown' fever, suspected to be dengue by officials, have claimed at least 12 lives in Deganga alone. The overall death figure in the district could be as high as 40, claim locals.

West Bengal has been reeling under dengue deaths over the last few months.
http://zeenews.india.com/west-benga...s-north-24-parganas-several-dead-2051752.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Fever claims 4 more in Deganga

Our Special Correspondent
Deganga: Four more persons died of fever in Deganga and the adjoining Basirhat area in North 24-Parganas over the past 24 hours. The death toll from fever in the area over the past six days has gone up to 16.

All four victims were suffering from fever for three to five days.

An outbreak of fever claimed several lives in Deganga and its adjoining areas over the past three weeks. Residents of Chandpur, a village in Deganga, alleged that 13 of their neighbours died of fever in two weeks.

Ganga Karmakar, 47, from Khejurdanga in Deganga, had been suffering from fever over the past four days. She was taken to Biswanathpur Block Primary Health Centre, from where she was referred to the district hospital in Barasat.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/fever-claims-4-more-in-deganga-180813

 

[Ronan Kelly]

6 years of Gazi died without being healed, the anger of the family
Own reports
October 26, 2007, 01:23:32
Last updated: 26 October, 2007, 02:03:07

Golam Mustafa Gazi (6) returned home on Tuesday afternoon after being admitted to the hospital for four days after being admitted to the hospital. Within a few hours the seizure, breathing difficulties. After returning to Sirohat District Hospital, a little boy died at night.
The hospital authorities believe that Dengi's germ was mixed in her blood. But I did not want to acknowledge the treatment of neglect. Super Shyamal Halder of the hospital said, so far more than 30 thousand fever sufferers were treated in the out-of-body hospital. 900 people have tested blood. About 300 people had dengue symptoms in the blood. However, his claim that one person has died due to Dengi has died.

District Health Department and local sources have found that there is a febrile fever in Ghumsuri village of Nimandaria-Kodalia Panchayat in Basirhat before day-to-time. Basirhat District Hospital is shown in the outside department. Dengic germs are found in blood tests.
After four days of treatment, 'Healthy' means the holidays from the hospital. But then this problem
The relatives of the deceased burst into anger. The hospital authorities have given their leave before they recover properly. Abdul Bari Ghazi, Nur Islam Gazi said, "Many people in this village have been admitted to hospital with fever. Many are sent home after being well, but they are burning again. The hospital is going to bring again.
On Wednesday, Oihida Biboy, resident of East Bena village of Badua, died on Wednesday due to fever.
Three people have died in Barasat and Danganga. Motiar Rahman (35) of Barasat's Chandanpur area died on Wednesday. Mostakin Mandal, 23, resident of Belapur of Deganga, and Tajmira Bibi, 38, resident of Mamurabad died on Tuesday night.
According to local sources, Matiar, a resident of Chandanpur in Ward No. 6 of Barasat municipality, died only a day's fever. When he was admitted to Barasat Hospital on Tuesday, he was shifted to the Belighaghata ID Hospital. Motiar died there early Wednesday morning
Mostakin blood test of Belachampa 1 panchayet's Belpur village was tested on Monday. Before the report of the private lab, he died. Mostakin's brother Yasin said on Wednesday: "On Tuesday, when the grandfather got sick, we immediately took him to Barasat Hospital. From there to the Arjikar evening. Dada's treatment was going on in the outside department. He died there tonight. "
Tajmira, who was a resident of Chaptala Panchayat, Uttarpara, had fever on Friday. The doctor said to take her to Belaighata ID in the evening after taking her to the health center in Harao block on Tuesday. The woman died on the way.
Kakoli Roy (35), a resident of Akshank Nagar-Kalyangarh Pur area area No. 2 of ward, was admitted to Ashoknagar State General Hospital on Monday noon. He died on Wednesday. Super Somnath Mandal said, his blood was NS-1 positive. Suddenly the blood died in the face.
After the death of Kaklidevi, relatives and relatives burst out of anger. Her husband, Badlabu, said, "I was admitted to hospital on Monday. Three were kept in one bed. I paid a hundred rupees a day. But on the day after the breathing of the wife was told repeatedly, but they did not give any importance. "Super said that Kattuladwari's platelet count was 2,20,000. The physical condition was not so bad. But suddenly it deteriorated.
http://www.anandabazar.com/district...4-paraganas/six-people-died-of-fever-1.696203

Fever claims 7-year-old

Our special correspondent
Basirhat: A seven-year-old boy died of fever on Tuesday night in Basirhat, which is close to Deganga where an outbreak of fever has claimed several lives.

The death of Golam Mustafa Gazi from Ghusuri takes the death toll from fever in Deganga and its adjoining areas to 17 over the past week.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/fever-claims-7-year-old-181055

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Unknown fever surrounds the death of the teenager Kushtia
Published: October 26, 2017, 13:52 [IST] Written by: Dibyendu
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ensions spread over Kishtia Father Pradip Das and other family members said that there was a fever of the girl for several days. Concerns about the death of the girl ward of Kushtia area of ​​Calcutta Municipality 66. Pooja Das, a 16-year-old girl, was taken to the Ward Health Center for fever. Family complaint, from there it is told there is nothing to fear. Then the girl was killed. After this, the victim's family and several local residents attacked the Ward Health Center. However, police went to the spot soon after. Local grassroots activists also surrounded the house. In the area, the media was prevented from entering the media. On Wednesday, one died in Dangi in Calcutta. The 11-year-old teenager named Pritam Haldar. On Saturday morning, Mukuldur died in a private hospital, student of class-five of South Point student Abhurabha Majumdar died. Dangi was mentioned in both the death certificates. Chief Minister complained that the wrong information is being provided with dengue, from the party core committee meeting on Wednesday. In particular, the Chief Minister blamed the private labs. According to the World Health Organization's guidelines, the state is facing dengue. The Chief Minister scoffed at the BJP and the CPI by highlighting the statistics of various states on death in Dengi.

Read more at: https://bengali.oneindia.com/news/k...ord-health-centre-kusthia-kolkata-025482.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Death again with fever
Own correspondent
Siliguri |
October 28, 017, 02:48:00

Another person died of viral fever in Siliguri. He died on Friday morning in a nursing home in Khalpara (49). The resident of Durganagar, Ward No. 3 of Siliguri, was a member of the power auditor's office.
According to family sources, due to fever, he was admitted to Siliguri Hospital on Wednesday morning. The doctors told the family that there was a patient's dengue. On Thursday, he was referred to Uttar Banga Medical Hospital due to lack of platelet. The people of the house did not take them to the Medical College Hospital and admitted to the nursing home of Khalparah. He has also been given 3 unit platelets. His liver infection was also caught with fever. He died this day. The doctor said that he died due to viral fever and various instruments failed.
Dangi and fever affected the number of dead in Shiliguri up to 10 people. One and a half months ago a resident of Shivmandir died in the area. In the last three months, a number of treatments have said that the number of fever in the city has exceeded 12 thousand. On this day, the minister of water supply department of Syliguri Municipality Joy Chakraborty was admitted to a NursingHome on Servo Road. Aurek has been admitted to a nursing home in Khalpara, with his two sons, Mandal Parimal Mitra and two family members of his family.
The deceased Sravan Babu Budi Mamta Yadav said, "The doctor in the hospital said that the patient's dengue has been done. Platlet has taken 20 thousand. That's why they referred to North Bengal Medical College Hospital. We took him to Narsingham. "Home of Shabanabu's eldest son Mukesh also fever. Many people have been suffering from fever for the last two months in Durgaon area. On this day, the death shock of the country mourns the death of Chapapujo. Many people in the area also questioned the hospital's medical service.
The residents of the area Chandrakala Sharma, Sunitdevira demand, some doctors said that why they are coming to the hospital to be hospitalized. Why not going to another place? Sunitadevi said, "I was filled with fever. If they give 200 rupees a day to the Ayats, they help in putting saline, feeding the medicines. "Expertise, when Ganjadevi took her grandson to the hospital," How quickly the patients should be discharged or sent to another place, More active. "
Ward councilor and deputy mayor Rambhwan Mahato said that Shraban Babu was suffering from viral fever and liver disease. His death on this day is unfortunate. The area has been emphasized to clean. Chief Health Offi
http://www.anandabazar.com/district/uttarbanga/again-fever-leads-to-death-at-siliguri-1.697405

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Deganga fever toll touches 19

Our special correspondent
Deganga: A 38-year-old woman from Deganga who had been suffering from fever since Thursday died at a Barasat hospital on Sunday.

Marzina Bibi's death takes the fever toll in the North 24-Parganas pocket and its adjoining areas to 19 in 10 days.
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Uluberia death

A 35-year-old woman suffering from fever died in Uluberia, Howrah, on Saturday night.

Shanti Ruidas had been suffering from fever for the past five days. She was first treated at Chandipur Primary Health Centre and then admitted to Uluberia Sub-divisional Hospital.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/deganga-fever-toll-touches-19-181937

 

[Ronan Kelly]

West Bengal: Seven die of dengue, ?unknown? fever
As per the state health department, number of people affected by dengue this year is above 20,000. But, government hospital sources said that the figure is much higher.
By: Express News Service | Kolkata | Published:October 31, 2017 12:14 am

At least four people, allegedly suffering from dengue, and three others, having ?unknown fever?, died in the state in the last 24 hours.
Sources said while Ramzan Ali (40) and Ratna Das (25), both residents of North 24 Parganas, died at R G Kar Medical Hospital in Kolkata on Monday, Maria Bibi (50), a resident of Deganga, died on Sunday.
Anu Das (30), a resident of Dum Dum, died on Sunday. Following her death, locals in the area on Monday blocked the vehicle of MLA Sujit Bose and demonstrated. Sources said three people have died in the last 24 hours due to ?unknown fever.? Areas like Bongaon, Dum Dum, Bidhannagar, Bhangar, Lake Town have seen the maximum number of dengue cases, as per sources. In the last few days, Deganga has witnessed at least four dengue deaths, they added.
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http://indianexpress.com/article/india/west-bengal-seven-die-of-dengue-unknown-fever-4914452/

 

[Ronan Kelly]

3 more fever deaths in 24 hours

Our Special Correspondent
Calcutta: An 11-year-old girl from Barasat was among three persons who died in the past 24 hours of complications caused by fever and other symptoms associated with dengue.

Ashika Parveen, a Class I student, died at 12.20am on Tuesday at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital after running a temperature since Friday. She had spent three nights at the hospital, during which she allegedly did not receive proper medical care.

"It wasn't until Monday afternoon that a doctor came and said she would have to be moved to the intensive care unit," a family member said.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/3-more-fever-deaths-in-24-hours-182515

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Four deaths in district

Our Special Correspondent
Calcutta: Four persons suffering from fever, two of whom tested positive for dengue, died over the past 24 hours in Deganga and other parts of North 24-Parganas.

At least 25 confirmed or suspected dengue deaths have been reported from Deganga, around 50km from the city, and its neighbouring areas over the past 13 days.

Despite the fever outbreak and rising death count, residents of the area alleged, the government has not taken any initiative to send adequate number of doctors to the rural health centres and set up diagnostic facilities.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/four-deaths-in-district-182780

Mystery fever plays havoc in Kolkata

Saikat Ray | Nov 1, 2017, 20:24 IST

KOLKATA: Avijit Tarafdar, a 10-year-old boy and resident of Gobindo Ghosh Lane, has been suffering from fever for the past seven days which has so far been remained undiagnosed. Pachulal Shaw, a 85-year-old and resident of Bijoy Bose Road, was lucky that the blood test done at a private laboratory conclusively proved that he had dengue following which he took admission at Sambhnath Pandit Hospital 10 days ago and was finally discharged yesterday.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...ays-havoc-in-kolkata/articleshow/61417653.cms

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Fever claims five in North 24-Parganas

Our Special Correspondent
Deganga: Five residents of North 24-Parganas - four from Deganga and its adjoining areas and one from Rajarhat - died in the past 24 hours after suffering from fever.

Two of the victims had tested positive for dengue, relatives said. The son of one of the victims, Aman Ali Mandal, 53, said the doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital who had treated his father mentioned septicaemia in the death certificate.

Manas Bandyopadhyay, medical superintendent and vice-principal of RG Kar hospital, said: "I am not aware of such an incident. If the patient's relatives meet me tomorrow, I will look into the matter."
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/fever-claims-five-in-north-24-parganas-183044

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Woman Dies Of Mysterious Fever In Malda
BY SILIGURI TIMES CORRESPONDENT
Nov 02, 2017
A woman died of the mysterious fever in the Fuldanga Village of Popra Gram Panchayat in Old Malda. The deceased has been recognized as Phoolmani Ghosh, a 50-year old resident of the area.
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http://siliguritimes.com/woman-dies-mysterious-fever-malda/

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Unknown fever killed three women
Publish Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2017 03:06 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2017 03:06 AM (IST)

Dialogue formula, Barrackpore: In the last 24 hours, there were three more deaths due to an unknown fever. All the dead are women. Their names range from Kahar (40, Rita Keertia (49) and Reena Das (42). The border between Kargil and Kaharpara in Daganga was fever for last 15 days. The condition of the recruitment limit in the government hospital was worsened Thursday night. The doctors referred him to NRS Hospital in Kolkata. He died there on Friday night His body was brought to his house on Saturday. Local people, angry at the local Trinamool MLA Rahima Mandal, who came to express their condolences on the death, Accusing the local panchayat and the state government of negligence, he expressed anguish in front of the legislator. People have alleged that there are incidents of one death after the other in Danganga, but no step has been taken from the Panchayat for prevention and prevention of disease. Wasa Rita keetania of the Gapalnagar area of ​​Bappaon was suffering from fever for last five days. On receiving relief from the treatment of local doctor, the villagers recruited him at Banagaon Hospital on Thursday. That's where his condition worsened on Friday evening. The doctors referred him to the RG hospital in Kolkata, where he died on Saturday morning.

At the same time, Washida Reena Das of E-block of Tahirpur of Nadia district was suffering from fever since Tuesday. He was being treated at JNM Hospital in Kalyani. His condition worsened on Friday. The doctors referred him to RG and referred him to the hospital. At the time of taking him on the way he died. Meanwhile, in the metropolitan city, there was a woman with dengue. She was pregnant. The name of the deceased is Purnima Biswas (28). He was a resident of Talliganj. He died on Saturday morning in a private hospital in the city. According to health department sources, 56 people have died from dengue in Bengal, whereas the number of dengue victims is about 30 thousand. A control room has been opened from the Health Building, Wherever detailed information about dengue victims is being recruited in all the hospitals of the state. In order to check the blood of dengue victims, instructions have been given to increase the number of counters in the hospitals of the Medical Colleges and Districts of the city.

By Jagran
http://www.jagran.com/west-bengal/kolkata-dengue-death-16976153.html

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Dengue, ?mystery fever? claim five

tnn | Nov 8, 2017, 02:57 IST


KOLKATA: Dengue claimed yet another life while four others in the city and its suburbs died of a 'mystery fever' whose symptoms resembled that of the killer virus since Monday. In at least one instance, the death certificate states the cause was 'fever of unknown origin with NS1-reactive', a phrase that actually means death due to dengue, said doctors.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...ery-fever-claim-five/articleshow/61554018.cms

 

[Ronan Kelly]

fever deaths in districts

Our Bureau

Calcutta: Three persons suffering from fever, including two who had tested positive for dengue, died around the city over the past 24 hours.

Pinky Sonkar, 34, a resident of Shambhu Haldar Lane in Howrah's Salkia, had been suffering from fever since November 4. She was admitted to a private hospital in Howrah, where she tested positive in the NS1 (antigen) test for dengue.

She was shifted to CMRI hospital after her condition deteriorated on Sunday. A CMRI spokesperson said blood was oozing out of the patient's nose when she was brought in
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/3-fever-deaths-in-districts-184624

 

[Ronan Kelly]

At this time, there is a fever in the heart of the fetus
Own correspondent
Ashoknagar |
10 November, 017, 01:09:26
Last updated: 10 November, 017, 01:31:07

Tanuja Bibi (33) died at Habra State General Hospital on Thursday noon. Hospital sources said that the family members brought him to hospital at noon after being unknowingly at noon. He died within ten minutes of admission. Tanjah was an eight-month pregnant woman. The hospital said the baby was also dead. His death certificate has been written, "Cardio Respiratory Fillero in Case of Pregnancy With Fever Shock and NS-1 Reactive."
Tanuja lived in Kollipota village of Ashoknagar thana. In his blood test at Barasat District Hospital, 'NS-1 positive' matched.


Family and local sources have been known to know that Tanuza had a fever a few days ago. First take medicines by showing local physician. As the situation did not improve, Ashoknagar was admitted to the State General Hospital. Five days were filled there. On Wednesday, the doctor gave him a holiday due to two days of fever.
Tanuja went to his father's home in Hijlia. On Thursday, he became ill again. Lose knowledge at noon. Then brought to the hospital.
Tanuja's husband Shafiqul profession Khetmajur. Their two daughters Reshma and Karishma Age 14 and 12 years. Rafiqul said, "If you do not leave the hospital, then the wife does not have to die like this."
Ashoknagar State General Super Somnath Mandal said, "Tanujadevi had no fever for two days. He was also physically healthy. The doctors were urging her to take her home. That's why the doctor gave me the leave. "
The area is under Bhatkunda Panchayat. Residents of local residents here have been given only one day to smash mosquito oil and smoke. However, mosquito breeding in the area is very much. Many people still suffer from fever. Local resident Abul Hossain said, "The problem will not be solved by not releasing mosquitoes."
http://www.anandabazar.com/district/24-paraganas/fever-leads-to-death-of-a-pregnant-woman-1.704787

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Fever claims 3 more, Bengal min?s daughter hospitalised with dengue symptoms
10 November, 2017
By: Main Desk

Kolkata / Siliguri: DENGUE and undiagnosed fever continue to wreak havoc in Bengal with the death of a youth in Kolkata and of two women in North 24-Parganas.
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At Baduria in North 24-Parganas, two women named Renuka Mondal and Ferdousi Bibi have died after suffering from fever for the past one week. The fever that they were suffering from remained undiagnosed.
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http://www.newsmen.in/news-item/fev...s-daughter-hospitalised-with-dengue-symptoms/

 

[Ronan Kelly]

The student died of fever
Own correspondent
Choppanani |
November 15, 017, 01:44:33
Last updated: 15 November, 017, 01:43:15

Due to the fever, a 10th grade student died. Arafi Ansari (17), the house of the student named Chapdhani municipal ward 10 ward. Family of the deceased has been informed that he has been suffering from fever for the past three days. At first he was shown to a local doctor. But he was shifted to Chandannagar subdivision hospital due to physical condition deterioration.
Doctors said that although the blood tests of the arcrum did not match the dengue or malaria germs. On Monday morning, he was transferred to Chinsura Imambara Hospital. There was death in the middle of midnight on Monday. Superintendent of Chinsura Hospital, Ujjalendubakhash Mandal said, "We arranged to collect blood and send it to Calcutta. Before that, the boy died of multi-organ failure. "
Akram's uncle Mukder Hossain complained, "There is not much time in the blood test for the first time. Yet, another time was arranged for sending blood to Calcutta for testing. But before that all was finished. "
But locals complained, mosquito breeding in the area. The drain is not cleaned long. On Monday, after the death of the Armoon, mosquito killers have been spreading in the area since early morning. There has been awareness campaign.
Chowdhury's senior leader Suresh Mishra said, "All actions have been taken to prevent dengue from the municipal corporation. The health department is monitoring the area. "
http://www.anandabazar.com/district/howrah-hoogly/another-dengue-death-in-hooghly-1.707306