Dengue has been confirmed in 31 people in the report of 69 samples taken four days ago in Shankarpuri. Altogether 99 people are now suffering from dengue in the village. The problem of mild fever, which started a month ago in Shankarpuri village, has now taken a formidable form. When some people got a rapid test done in a private lab, they were found suffering from dengue. The health department team reached the village after these patients were found suffering from dengue. The Health Department took samples of 100 people by holding camp in the village. Meanwhile, a woman died of fever in the village. After examining the samples of these hundred people, 46 people were found suffering from dengue.
Dengue Attack: Number of patients crossed 100 in Dehradun, notice to 14 schools for not following rescue instructions
After this, the Health Department conducted a rapid investigation of about 50 people suffering from fever. In this 22 people were found suffering from dengue. At the same time, three days ago, the Health Department had sent samples of 69 people of the village for examination. Dengue was again confirmed in 31 people in the report of these samples.
In such a situation, now 99 people in the village have come under the grip of dengue. On Friday, the Health Department team went to the village and checked the health of the people. Medicines were also distributed to the people suffering from fever. CAMO Dr. Kumar Khagendra says that now Dengue has been confirmed in 31 more people. The health of the people is being checked by running a special campaign in the village.
A free medicine camp was organized by the Department of Homeopathy in Shankarpuri village. Medicines were distributed to the patients in the camp on the basis of their symptoms. Along with this, certified homeopathic medicine was distributed by the Central Council for Research in Homeopathy under the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India to prevent dengue to the family members.
During this, medicines were given to 115 suffering patients on the basis of symptoms in the camp. About 330 people were given medicines to prevent dengue. Medical Officer of Government Homeopathy Hospital, Landoura, Dr. Bhagat Singh, Medical Officer of Government Homeopathy Hospital, Berhampur, Dr. Divya Singh, Dinesh Chandra, Pharmacist Ravindra, Rifakat etc. were present in the camp.
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Dengue has been confirmed in 31 people in the report of 69 samples taken four days ago in Shankarpuri. Altogether 99 people are now suffering from dengue in the village. The problem of mild fever, which started a month ago in Shankarpuri village, has now taken a formidable form. When some people got a rapid test done in a private lab, they were found suffering from dengue. The health department team reached the village after these patients were found suffering from dengue. The Health Department took samples of 100 people by holding camp in the village. Meanwhile, a woman died of fever in the village. After examining the samples of these hundred people, 46 people were found suffering from dengue.
Dengue Attack: Number of patients crossed 100 in Dehradun, notice to 14 schools for not following rescue instructions
After this, the Health Department conducted a rapid investigation of about 50 people suffering from fever. In this 22 people were found suffering from dengue. At the same time, three days ago, the Health Department had sent samples of 69 people of the village for examination. Dengue was again confirmed in 31 people in the report of these samples.
In such a situation, now 99 people in the village have come under the grip of dengue. On Friday, the Health Department team went to the village and checked the health of the people. Medicines were also distributed to the people suffering from fever. CAMO Dr. Kumar Khagendra says that now Dengue has been confirmed in 31 more people. The health of the people is being checked by running a special campaign in the village.
A free medicine camp was organized by the Department of Homeopathy in Shankarpuri village. Medicines were distributed to the patients in the camp on the basis of their symptoms. Along with this, certified homeopathic medicine was distributed by the Central Council for Research in Homeopathy under the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India to prevent dengue to the family members.
During this, medicines were given to 115 suffering patients on the basis of symptoms in the camp. About 330 people were given medicines to prevent dengue. Medical Officer of Government Homeopathy Hospital, Landoura, Dr. Bhagat Singh, Medical Officer of Government Homeopathy Hospital, Berhampur, Dr. Divya Singh, Dinesh Chandra, Pharmacist Ravindra, Rifakat etc. were present in the camp.