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Diarrhoea claims three
FRIDAY, 20 JULY 2012 00:04 NITYANAND DUBEY | GARHWA
An outbreak of diarrhoea in Faatpani village under Dhurki police station has led to three deaths of a family, while at least 25 patients have been ill.
Sources said lack of health facilities in slum areas of the town has left more than 25 people severely affected. People have been consuming water from the river and wells, which is not chlorinated. Water levels have hit a low due to a delayed monsoon.
Diarrhoea cases on the rise in Bokaro
TNN | Jul 29, 2012, 05.07AM IST
BOKARO: The diarrhoea outbreak in Chas, Chandankyari and Jaridih blocks of the district has set off alarm bells in district health department here. Over two dozen villagers have fallen prey to the disease in past 48 hours.
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The villagers also claimed that a girl, Puja, has died of diarrhoea which has been denied by health officials.
Health officials pass the buck as diarrhoea spreads in state
Alok K N Mishra, TNN | Aug 7, 2012, 06.16AM IST
RANCHI: Despite claims by the state health department regarding the steps taken to prevent outbreak of malaria and diarrhoea, people continue to fall prey to the disease in different parts of Jharkhand. Over a hundred people were suffering from diarrhoea which broke out in 24 villages of Hazaribag district last week. A couple of days back diarrhoea was reported from four blocks of Bokaro. The situation in the state capital is no better either. Worse still, several districts including the state capital have not yet purchased anti-diarrhoea medicines for which funds have been already released.
Ranchi Sadar Hospital is almost crammed with patients suffering from diarrhoea. Many of them are also suffering from malaria. The medicine ward of the state's largest hospital - Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS -- also bears a similar look with dozens of patients lying on the floor as all its 250 beds are occupied.
... http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...oea-spreads-in-state/articleshow/15383529.cms
Diarrhoea claims 11 lives in Garhwa district
TNN | Aug 8, 2012, 04.34AM IST
GARWAH: Diarrhoea has reportedly claimed 11 lives while as many as 25 others have taken ill by the disease which has spread to several parts of the district in the last one week.
According to sources, five blocks of the district are under the grip of diarrhoea. The affected blocks are Bhawnathpur, Dhurki, Sagma, Ramuna and Bishunpura. Among those who have so far died of the epidemic have been identified as Santra Devi (32), Guthal Korwa (12) and Soniya Kumari (14) at Phatpani village of Dhurki block, Sushma Kumari (8) and Tara Kumari (5) at Chundi Village of Ramuna block, Chhotu Singh (20) at Putur village of Sagma block, Khushboo Kumari (10) and Suman Kumari (12) at Sandhya village of Bishunpura block, Samresh Singh (12) and Mahavir Singh (45) at Dhangardiha village of Bhawnathpur block and Anaib Khatoon (17) at Bahiyar Kalan village of Ramuna block.
... http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...s-in-Garhwa-district/articleshow/15397700.cms
Diarrhoea outbreak in Garhwa villages
TNN | Sep 2, 2012, 02.15PM IST
GARHWA: A sudden rise in the number of diarrhoea cases over the last week has alerted the Garhwa district administration. The disease has so far claimed the lives of three women in villages under Majhiaon, Bardiha and Meral blocks from where over two dozen similar cases have also been reported so far.
