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Mumbai: Leptospirosis claims third life this monsoon

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
Leptospirosis claims third life this monsoon
HT correspondents, Hindustan Times
Mumbai, August 02, 2011First Published: 01:49 IST(2/8/2011)
Last Updated: 01:51 IST(2/8/2011)

The city recorded the third leptospirosis death this monsoon with a 60-year-old woman from Andheri (East) succumbing to the bacterial infection on Sunday. According civic officials, two people succumbed to the disease in the month of July. The officials however said that there was no cause for worry. "In the monsoon, a few leptospirosis cases are expected. From August the cases will go down," said Dr Daksha Shah, head of the civic body's epidemiology cell.

"We received four to five leptospirosis patients last week and one of them is in the intensive care unit," said Dr Pratit Samdani, physician, Jaslok Hospital. However, there have been fewer leptospirosis cases this year, as compared to last year, said doctors.

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