Chandigarh: After Covid-19 death, now the death of dengue fever has placed Haryana’s health authority in improvement.
There were 16 bloody deaths throughout the state for the past two weeks.
The health authority in the bulletin they had cleared only four deaths, which included one of Panchkula, Hisar, Fatehabad District and Noah.
While referring to the remaining 12 deaths, they said investigations were underway to ensure that this was a bloody death or cause of death was another dengue disease.
“We follow the national standards and guidelines provided by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW) and have added deaths to calculate which is released by the death audit committee.
Various district committees are investigating the reason,” said Dr.
Usha Gupta, Director of the Integrated Disease Supervision Program ( Idsp) Haryana ..
As far as we know, only four deaths are confirmed through the Elisa test.
In the remaining case, it is a quick test and national guidelines state that there must be a confirmation test as well, therefore, they are in an investigation.
Even if reports there cannot be concluded, we must add it in a separate column, he added.
Haryana’s health authority has provided controversy about the problem of around 380 covid deaths, which are calculated later.
People from various quarters have questioned the health authority to move to delay the count of deaths, and it was in September and October that health authorities had added the deaths being investigated.
It has also put health authority and the Bharatiya Janata (BJP) Party (BJP) -Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) government at the line of opposition leaders shooting.
“The government has failed to provide adequate care, but they must keep their facts clear and straight,” said Rohit Jain, a senior leader of the Haryana Congress.
Meanwhile, with fatehabad and Panchkula topping lists, the number of dengue from the country has reached 8,819, which is close to the 2015 count of 9,921 cases.
According to information, FateHabad had 916 cases, followed by 792 in Panchkula, 755 in Hisar, 718 in SANSA, 683 SONIPAT, 675 in Kaital and 558 in Kaital.