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India: West Bengal Unidentified outbreaks 2016 - 2019

The death of the woman, the medi
Own correspondent
Midnapore. |
16 November, 017, 00:00:14
Last updated: 16 November, 017, 02:15:06

The Health Department, who is in charge of the death of the woman, died. An aggrieved woman named Anjana Das died on Tuesday in Midnapore Medical College Hospital. On Wednesday, the medical team went to Anjanhedi's house area in Gargate. Girish Chandra Bera, chief health officer of the district, said, "It is nothing but dengue or malaria. Initially, the woman has had multiple surgeries before. He is suffering from multiple diseases. "
Dangi three people have died before the district. Two of the three residents of Kharagpur city. A resident of Kharagpur village. The number of dengue sufferers in the district has crossed four hundred. But death is the first of death. As a result, the number of deaths due to dengue-fever in the district stood at four.
Anjanadari was suffering from fever for three days. Initially, he was admitted to Gradea Grameen Hospital. After Monday night, he was admitted to Medinipur Medical College. He died on Tuesday morning.

The question arises that why the woman died of a three-day fever. There was no chance of dengue testing after medical admission. However, the health officials of the district initially knew that Anjnadevi's blood pressure was lower than normal before the hospital's admission. Surajit Das, son of Anjnadavi, also said, "Mom was suffering from fever for three days. On Monday night, I got admitted to Midnapur. The fever did not decrease. On Tuesday morning, the physical condition deteriorated. "
Health officials of the district estimates that there may have been an infection in the body from previous surgery. That infection can lead to death. Rabindranath Chief, the nodal officer of the district's sub-chief health officer and an infectious disease, admits, "The risk of infection can not be frozen."
The house of Anjnadebari is located in Dangapara. Medical teams went to the area to review various issues. According to the District Health Department, last year a young man died in unknown fever district. The young man was a resident of Deborah. The medical team visited Garbeta's Dangapara area on Wednesday. It has been found that there are mosquito breeding in the area. But it's not too much. No one else in the area suffers from fever. Girish Chandrababu, the chief health officer of the district, believes that "the woman in which the resident of the area has started investigating everything. It is also seen that someone else is suffering from fever. "
http://www.anandabazar.com/district/midnapore/woman-died-due-to-fever-1.707810
 
West Bengal

Dengue Claims BSF Jawan's Life In West Bengal
Head Constable Abhay Kumar Singh was admitted to a hospital in Malda on November 12 with high fever, Border Security Force (BSF) officials said, adding that the jawan died yesterday.
Kolkata | Press Trust of India | Updated: November 16, 2017 20:26 IST

Dengue Claims BSF Jawan's Life In West Bengal
The soldier hailed from Gopalganj district of Bihar (Representational)
KOLKATA: A BSF jawan, deployed along the India-Bangladesh border in West Bengal's Malda district, has died due to dengue, officials said today.
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https://www.ndtv.com/kolkata-news/de...bengal-1776394

death of two women due to dengue in west bengal, as per report

Staff Reporter, Howrah and North 24 Pargana: But what is the epidemic of dengue? The question arises. The reason is that the list of dead is getting longer after getting infected with dengue.


After the school students of Calcutta, two women of Basirhat Bali and North 24 pargana of Dwaru Bali haora again. According to hospital sources, Suchitra Gupta, a resident of Bali, died due to dengue infection. On the other hand, the name of the deceased woman Kalpana Ghosh was attacked in Basirhat Dengue.

Hospital and local sources said that Suevedadevi, who had fever, was admitted to a private hospital in Uttarpara. He died on Saturday night. On the other hand Kalpana Devi, a native of Basirhat, died at a private hospital in Kolkata on Saturday afternoon. In both cases, concerned authorities, mentioning dengue as the cause of death.

According to the observatory, as the jumper jumped, the number of people suffering from dengue and the number of dead are increasing, the situation can become even worse if the health department is not active right now. However, the Health Department officials did not want to comment directly on this matter.
https://bangla.usatoday24x7.com/deat...as-per-report/

Dengue no big deal, govt to HC

OUR LEGAL REPORTER
Calcutta: The death toll in the dengue outbreak in Bengal stood at 38 till November 15, the government told Calcutta High Court on Thursday before calling for those seeking judicial intervention to be penalised for "wasting the court's time".

In between submitting statistics that the two-judge bench found incomplete and questioning the batch of seven petitions that took the dengue battle to court, advocate general Kishore Dutta sought time to find out how many people had been admitted to state-run and private hospitals with dengue fever.

The 38 deaths mentioned in his submission include 23 in government hospitals and 15 in private health care.

"A total of 40 dengue deaths were reported by private hospitals till November 15. We have confirmed 15 of these. The cause of death in 22 other cases is being investigated," the advocate general said. "Three deaths were found to be caused by other ailments."
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcu...t-to-hc-186680

Comment: Still an incomplete answer. 38 deaths confirmed with 22 others from private hospitals under investigation. No mention if any more deaths from public hospitals are being investigated. The AG was unable to say how many of the 136,000 patients tested for Dengue came back positive. - Ro
 
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The death of the fire, the administration does not agree
Shantanu Barra
Contemporary |
20 November, 017, 01:07:29
Last updated: 20 November, 2017, 03:15:35

The fever came from Wednesday. But the only son is in Calcutta working. It was not possible for the sick man to take the elderly to the hospital. The treatment was under local hammud. Finally, relatives decided that, for Sunday treatment, Katak would be taken to him. But the opportunity is no longer mixed. Suhail Maiti (62), resident of Alangiri village in Jardhan panchayat of Agra-1, died on Sunday in his home.
On Sunday afternoon, sitting in his house, the Afshausite boy fell asleep boyfriend and son-in-law Sachin Das's neck. They said, not to give chance to the elder doctor, Subashalabu did not give chance. His nephew Manas Maiti said, "Because of fever he had gone to show a doctor of Egard. But he has to return home because his chamber is closed. "Mansababu said, as suggested by local hood, in a private lab in Agra, Sobabbabu tested the blood. He thought he would show the test report to the doctor. According to Hundur Subendu Mishra, "There was fever. Bladder infection was also there. For this reason, I advised a doctor to look for fever. "Egra-1 BDO Perth Mondol said," In the health department, I learned that there was fever in the bladder infection. But this is the initial report of the office. "
What is the picture of fever in the village of Subbalababur? Locals said, although there was water in many places, the incidence of mosquito-borne diseases was still not visible. Subhalababu's house is three kilometers away from the Alangiri bus stand. Aghra-Kasbagola road ahead of a pitch, a few welding roads, the rest is the road to Boulder. On the two side of the ditch, filled with water bottle. In front of the house of Subhalababu, water was found on the top of the rice field. Local residents Ajaykumar Maiti said, "Recently, the water has flown like this in the rain of depression." Subhalababu was cultivating pomegranate of ground water in a large container place in front of the house. Local resident Sanjay Kumar Das said, "The water is well accumulated. But there were no mosquito-borne diseases. "It has been reported that already the blistering has been spread across the village on behalf of the Panchayat. That sign appears in several places. Chief of the panchayat Nodhunus Soma Bibi said, "Initially, I was informed that the fever was done by Subhalababur. But I do not know why, I can not say now. "
http://www.anandabazar.com/district...-fever-administration-does-not-agree-1.710100

Due to the death of the fire, the anger is increasing in the village
Bimaram Mitra
Ashoknagar |
20 November, 017, 02:05:54
Last updated: 20 November, 017, 03:14:59

Ashoknagar death again after a few days in the fire.
Avijit Ghosh (35), a resident of Dogachia of Bhurkunda panchayat, showed a doctor in the area on the night of fever. But he was admitted to Ashoknagar State General Hospital due to lack of fever. From there, he was sent to Barisat District Hospital on Friday and later in Kolkata and G Kar Hospital. She died there on Saturday noon. As a cause of death, the hospital authorities wrote about his death certificate 'Sepesis with multi organ failure'.
In this, three people died in fever-dengai in the Panchayat area. A few days ago, an eight-month pregnant woman named Tanuja Bibi of the Kualipota area died of fever, at Habra State General Hospital. The death of non-combatant villagers desecrated local administration with the destruction of mosquitoes. Their complaints, regular mosquito killers are not spreading. As a result, mosquito breeding is not stopped. People are getting infected with fever. Many people in the area are still suffering from fever.

Abhijat's wife, Sharmistha, has lost her family only after she lost her life. Abhijit used to run the job of tailoring. He has four-year-old daughter. Sharmistha said, "I do not know how to run a family? How to make a girl? ''
Villagers panicked after the death of Abhijit, the villagers were afraid of mosquitoes. If the Panchayat and local administration were enthusiastic enough to kill mosquitoes from the beginning, then they would have been liable to death. A villager named Shankar Mandal had been infected with dengue some days back. Now healthy. He said, "There is not much effort to kill mosquitoes. The oil spill is not being spread to kill mosquitoes. "CPI (M) CPI (M) CPI's Madhai Dey said," The administration and the panchayat on behalf of mosquitoes have been spreading lime-bleaching in some areas. What happens? Only a small mosquito oil has been spread in Daulatpur. "
Deputy Speaker Vrindaban Ghosh said, "Mosquito killings have been going on for more than a month. Along with lime-bleaching, oil spill and cannon burns. Medical camps for fever sufferers in Sadampanga, Hijlia area. "But how will mosquitoes die in chun-bleaching, the villagers have asked the question.
Bhurkunda Panchayat area is under the Habra-2 block. Panchayat eight. Many people still suffering from fever are being treated at home or hospital. Panchayat Samity President Dilip Pike said, "In all Panchaye spray machines and cannons have been purchased to kill mosquitoes. Regular kerosene, burns and smoke are being given. "
If you are not reducing the problem of mosquitoes? The question is going up.
http://www.anandabazar.com/district/...fever-1.710133
 
Fever death in Deganga

Our Special Correspondent
Deganga: A 45-year-old homemaker died of fever on Tuesday night in Deganga, the North 24-Parganas pocket where a fever outbreak has led to the death of several people over the past month and a half.

The death certificate of Mumtaz Bibi, the homemaker, mentioned "fever with multiple organ failure" - which also happen in dengue - as the cause.

Mumtaz, a resident of Vasila village, had been suffering from fever for the past 15 days. She was initially taken to a local doctor.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/fever-death-in-deganga-188166
 
Again fear of unknown fever, careful administration after the teenage death
Published by: Kumaresh Halder | Posted: August 24, 2018 7:23 pm | Updated: August 24, 2018 7:23 pm


Sudip Bandyopadhyay, Durgapur: Another teenager who died of unknown fever. The news of the death of the teenager on Friday has created a panic in the area. BDO of Kankasa block started the surveillance on the situation.

It has been reported that the village of Palashdanga in Amberajora village Panchkate of Kankasara. Most of the Hindi speaking people live in Farming is the main occupation. Sanjay Chowdhury, a class X student of Panagarh Hindi High School, was admitted to Panagarh Block Health Center and later on to Kakkasar, a private hospital on August 11. Sanjay Dey died on August 20 in the private hospital. From then on, panic became more intense. In the village, more than eight children still suffer from unknown fever. Although the block was taken to hospital for treatment but the treatment was not treated. Unhealthy environment has been created throughout the whole village. Water has long accumulated in Nichsinala. Water accumulated in the village Complaints that no health worker has been involved in the block health center.

Meanwhile, the death of a teenager in dengue, on the other hand, the number of unknown fever in the village is increasing. Especially children are being attacked more. As a result, the entire village has consumed panic and the whole village On Friday afternoon, the news of the media, Kankar BDO went to Palashdanga village with the health workers of Aurobindo Biswas. Express anger and anxiety about the poor environment of the village. Because of the low lying areas, the water gets accumulated in the rain. As a result, mosquito larvae accumulated in the water. The blistering of the panchayet has been spreading a few days before its mark ?? Not just now. After inspection, BDO Arvind Biswas said, "I did not find any documents that died in Dengue because of the death of the teenager. However, several children in the village have been infected with fever. In the meantime, a child's situation seems a bit bad. He asked him to be admitted to Panagarh Health Center in the evening. Tomorrow, a medical team will sit in the area. There will be necessary medicines in addition to blood tests. "Bleeding in the area again on Saturday, mosquito killers will be sprayed, said BDO Arvind Biswas.
http://www.sangbadpratidin.in/benga...reful-administration-after-the-teenage-death/
 
The death of the fever is the young man's
Own correspondent
Basirhat |
4 September, 018, 03:49:59

A youth of Hingalganj died in the fire. Danger-panic spread in the area.

On Sunday night, airlifted government (25) died in Kolkata's ID hospital. Local sources said that he was admitted to Basirhat District Hospital on Saturday with a fever. From there, the ID card of Kolkata was shifted to the hospital.

Chiranjit's family claims that, in private, his blood tests showed dengue. But the death certificate in the ID hospital is called 'viral fever'.

Block and local sources have been reported that, for a month, the incidence of fever has been found in different villages of Hingalganj. Meanwhile, both Sandaleribal village and Hingolganj died in the fire. Although local residents claimed that they had died due to dengue. But the administration is not accepting it.


Chiranjit's house in Sandalerabil village of Hingalganj 8. He married a couple of months after passing the BED. House tutors used to run the family. Like the rest of the village, his father and his grandfather Pranjasit were suffering from fever. On Sunday, Chiranjit was admitted to Sandalerobil Block Hospital. From there, Basirhat District Hospital. When the symptoms of Chiranjit's Dengi were found in private blood test, Basirhat Hospital sent him to Calcutta.

On Monday, at the house of Chiranjit, the wife and mother were tired of tears. Sometimes losing knowledge. The women in the busy village are facing them. "The incidence of fever in the village has occurred. Chiranjit died due to Dengi. But the hospital did not accept it. "


Local residents complained that the services of Nandurbar Sandalerbill Hospital are not good, and fever has to run in Basirhat District Hospital. Dangi's symptoms were moved from there to the hospital in Kolkata. Which is not desirable. In this way, people are becoming more sick due to rushing from one end to another. The hospitals need to improve further.

Local Seventh Mandal, Kalik Prasad Mandal, Kajal Mandals said, "The fever has spread in villages in the Sunderbans adjacent villages. But the mosquito's oil, the smoke is not spread in the village. "

Hingolganj Panchayat Samiti President Sudip Mondol said, "The fever is happening. We are giving smoke, oil, bleaching and lime as well as health conscious camps. "BMHH Abhishek Dey of Hingalganj Block said," Many people still have a fever about the fever, we still have no news of dengue. When the fever comes, the health workers are going to the home and seek the condition of the patient.
https://www.anandabazar.com/district/24-paraganas/a-youth-from-hingalganj-died-of-fever-1.858349
 
Two people die in the city fire
Own correspondent
7 September, 018, 01:55:14
Last updated: 7 September, 018, 01:54:22

Due to the death of the fever, Dotabad. Name of the deceased Akash Chowdhury (10) His blood tests tested the NS-1 positive. A teenager named Narayan Shrestha was killed by dengue six times a day near the house of the sky. Bangui Rinku Ghosh, who died in Dangi that day A 12-year-old teenager dies in violin on Wednesday.

Three people died due to fever in six days, in Bidhannagar. In Dattabadai, the horror of the death of two people spread panic. A half-year-old younger sister was admitted to a hospital bypass bypass on this day. He is suffering from fever. Their mother is also admitted to a private hospital in Salt Lake. Earlier, two more juvenile fevers were attacked in Dattabad.

In this incident, a group of local residents blocked the Dattabad Road at noon. On the spot, the conductor Sujeet Basu, councilor of Ward no. 39, and mayor (Education) Rajesh Chirima, The distributor said that if the service is defective then it will be filled up fast. The councilor said his son had also been infected with dengue. But now healthy.

The municipality has claimed that the work is going on in wartime activities to prevent dengue. Bidhanagar municipality is planning to organize health camp in the area. A section of the residents said that the water was flooded beside the house of the victim for several days. The water was removed on Thursday.


On Tuesday, a third class student of Karkudachhachi School Akash was attacked by fever. Earlier on Wednesday, Akash was admitted to Nilratan Government Medical College Hospital at Bidhannagar sub-divisional hospital, said father Ranjit Chowdhury. The platelet was reduced to almost ten thousand. He died on Thursday at 12 noon.

Fifteen days earlier, there were 45 cases of fever in the Bidhannagar area. Now it has increased to 163. Eight people have been caught in the IGM examination. At least the demands of the Bidhan Nagar Municipal Corporation are as follows.

But why is this rapid growth of mosquito-borne diseases? There are many reasons, including closed drainage, garbage accumulation, lack of awareness, and many other reasons. The information of the municipal sources, success has been successful since January but the picture has changed over the last fifteen days. Regarding complaining about the puri service, the local councilor claimed, "Strong attempts are going on. There are problems surrounding private-owned ponds and central government projects. "


Mayor's Council (Health) Romoy Roy said, "If necessary, health camp will be organized." Besides, special operations will be conducted in Dattabad. "

On the other hand, a teenager named Suraj Shankua died on Wednesday night due to fever in fever. The family claimed, his dengue was done. Blood tests show that platelet has dropped to 25 thousand. The teenager, who was in charge of the doctor, complained that Surja's family was involved in the vandalization of his family in New Alipore on Thursday. The doctor was also beaten up. The police went through the stick and took care of the situation. The doctor was rescued and brought to the police station.
https://www.anandabazar.com/calcutta/death-of-two-by-fever-1.859877
 
Garulia fires woman to death
Own correspondent
10 September, 008, 00:00:00
Last updated: September 10, 018, 00:08:28

The deceased is a woman resident of Garulia Pur area. On Saturday afternoon, at the Calcutta Medical College Hospital. Name of the deceased Krishna Mukherjee (45) In this year three people died due to fever in Garulia Pur area.

The family claimed that doctors of Barrackpore BN Basu Hospital had told them that they had been infected with Krishnadevi Dengi. Although the authorities claim that the woman had been suffering from other diseases for a long time. As a result, he has died. The people of Krishnadevi's family denied this claim. But no statement was found in the support of the family's claim on behalf of BN Bose Hospital. However, the number of fever sufferers in Garulia is increasing day by day demanding the residents. The surrounding area spread panic in the whole area.

Krishnadev's husband, a resident of Nurpara, a Ward number of Garrulia Ward, is an employee of a private company in Kolkata. Their daughter, artist, will give a higher secondary examination at this time. According to the artist, Krishnadabir fever started on Wednesday afternoon. Then the father was not home. The next morning, she called her aunt, Jagadal resident, Shipra Adak, about the fever. Sipradevi said on this day that in the morning she took her to the local doctor and sister Krishna He was given paracetamol tablet. After receiving the blood test report, the rest of the treatment would be done, said the doctor. Krishnadabir's body is worse than that evening. He was admitted to Barrackpore B N Basu Hospital on the advice of the area doctor.

Sipradebi said, after the blood test, they were informed the next morning, Dangi's germ was matched by Krishnadabee's blood. Treatment begins. On Friday night, the situation deteriorated. The doctors examined again, that the men with cardiovascular meningitis. The hospital authorities referred him to the Calcutta Medical College Hospital.


People of Shipadabir's house admitted him to Calcutta Medical College Hospital on Friday afternoon. Then his condition was worrying enough. After reaching there, treatment began with blood only. However, in the hospital sources, Krishnanadevi gave special response to the treatment. His condition worsened since Saturday morning. He died at noon. The death certificate has been written on his death certificate, 'Sepesis'. Sipradayee said, "The doctors of Barrackpore Hospital told us that the sister had been dengue. He was being treated there. Our understanding of the cause of death is what has been written

No power. "
https://www.anandabazar.com/distric...an-by-fever-1.861427?ref=24-paraganas-ft-stry
 
2 dead in unknown fever in Habra
He was admitted to Barasat Hospital when the condition deteriorated from Thursday morning.

Bangla Editor | Bangla News18
Updated: -Oct to 25, 2019 06:35 PM IST
#Habra: Two housewives died of fever in two days in the same panchayat area. Residents terrified of the incident. Incidents in the Anwarberia area of ​​Habra.

Family sources said that the fever was reported from Sunday morning. She shows up to a local doctor and takes the medicine. Then, on Monday morning, a doctor showed him a medicine at Barasat Hospital On Wednesday, he checked blood from a private company after seeing a fever that was not diminished, and was diagnosed with NSwan positive.

He was admitted to Barasat Hospital when the condition deteriorated from Thursday morning. And that's where the housewife died on Thursday evening. The cause of death has been referred to as septic shock. However, residents of the same area were terrified of the death of two housemates in two consecutive days.

Local residents, including families, have questioned the sewage system. However, denying the allegation, the panchayat member said the sewage system was in place People need to be more aware. Residents are horrified by the death procession.
https://bengali.news18.com/news/south-bengal/two-died-in-fever-in-habra-dc-378486.html
 
Death toll in Ashoknagar falls again
Own correspondent
Ashoknagar |
November 7, 20, 9:44 pm
Last Updated: November 7, 20, 6:40 pm

People died of fever and dengue continued in Ashoknagar-Kalyangarh area. A man named Bablu Dutt (3) died on Saturday evening. His house is in Sardapalli, Ward 5. Bablu was attacked a few days ago. He was admitted to Ashoknagar State General Hospital on Tuesday.

"We found out about his father's blood test at the hospital on Wednesday," said Sauvik. Bablu died on the way.


"If Dad had been referred from Ashoknagar Hospital two days ago, I would have saved him," said Souvik. Referred at the last minute. "

Anger has erupted in the area surrounding the death. Residents claim that since Durgapuzo, no action has been taken to prevent dengue in the entire area. Mosquito infestation has started in the area. But oil, bleaching, lime is not being spread. All around the forest. Mosquitoes are breeding in the drainage water. The local resident complained to the local councilor. But there was no profit. A resident of Mala Jana said, "I cannot enjoy sitting at home chatting. The condition of the mosquito bite goes to life. What has happened during the day, I am afraid of mosquito bites. Understand this is dengue. The jungle is not clear. The forest was not cleared even by calling on the program. Then the same hall again. There is no drainage system. Filling the garbage in the drain. The use of plastic is going on freely. Plastic carbags are being used everywhere in the market, grocery stores, dessert shops. The administration alleges that strict action was not taken to stop the use of plastic. People are not even aware. Residents said mosquitoes also have their origin during the day. Those who have the financial ability to buy lime, bleaching, mosquito oil and spread it around the house.



Chittaranjan Biswas, leader of the opposition in the municipality, said, "After Pujo, mosquitoes have not been used in the area. However, many people are suffering from fever. I told the Prime Minister to reduce the allocation in any other sector and spend it to prevent dengue. But no work has been done. ”Although the whole authority claims, mosquito oil, lime bleaching, is being spread in every ward to regularly kill mosquitoes. Workers are clearing the drainage and clearing the jungle daily by recruiting additional staff. Workers go from house to house looking for fever. Making people aware.

Prime Minister Prabodh Sarkar himself is doing Dengi awareness work every day. Prabodh said, "There is no flaw in trying to prevent dengue. But people also need to be aware. Many houses have seen water in the house, filled with weeds. In addition to the municipality, people also need to be aware. "
https://www.anandabazar.com/district...agar-1.1072080
 
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