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Jharkhand: Cerebral malaria outbreak

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
Hindi to English translation
Not to stop the brunt of malaria and malaria Brain Dec 28, 07:50 pm

Dumka, Discussion Thread: Malaria and Kala-azar in the brain on the government to prevent malaria is hard Jitor decrease rather than an outbreak of malaria on the other hand is mounting.

Civil hospital daily to malaria and brain malaria patients are admitted. Last Sunday Titkaw village of Ramgarh block, four-year-old Sushil Murmu and two cases of brain malaria have been admitted to the hospital. Drum Pather village of Ramgarh block three-year-old Reema Soren Soren Kunal's father, said he had heard that the brain of malaria patients to get medication from the hospital but on arrival seems everything is upside down. He has to bring them all to buy medicine. While the hospital management says that the disease if the drug is available in the hospital is not available if patients purchase the drug is provided. While in the hospital wing of the Kola Bagan Mslia three-month brain malaria patient Oodu Queen Nisha's mother says that in this case is lucky because he had to buy them the day the drug is now being given drugs from the hospital. In this regard, the district malaria officer Dr P. P. Mishra said that the malaria drug to patients with access to his address in the village awareness campaign to educate villagers being. He also said people in his department in the hospital to the patient's own attempt to solve the problem is reached.
http://in.jagran.yahoo.com/news/local/jharkhand/4_8_7097454.html
 
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