Noida: Three children have died in noida this week with symptoms such as dengue fever, but the Ministry of Health has not added to the calculation because their samples are not confirmed by the two laboratories authorized by the government.
On Thursday, there were nine cases of dengue fever.
The total number of cases, in the meantime, has reached 387.
Among them, said the source, is Sunil Sharma, head of Noida medical officer.
Even though the source said he was hospitalized – he was on leave – there was no official confirmation about this.
Of the three patients who died of symptoms such as dengue fever, one was treated at Esik Hospital while the other two were in private facilities.
On Wednesday, a five-year-old girl died at Esic Hospital and the source said she had symptoms such as fever, shivering, lethargic and vomiting.
The widal test, which measures the capacity of antibodies, positives and platelets counts 37,000 when entering.
When taken to his wand, the girl collapsed and died a day later.
The hospital report said he died of cardiopulmonary arrest.
The Ministry of Health ruled out relationships with dengue fever.
“The child was serious when he was taken to the hospital.
He died even before the dengue test could be done and the number of platelets in the hospital was 64,000.
In such situations, this cannot be confirmed as a fatality related to fever,” said Rajesh Sharma, Malaria District officers .
In two other cases, patients are children and show similar symptoms.
However, their samples were not sent to the two official laboratories at the District Hospital and PGI children.
The Ministry of Health has so far identified 10 areas in Noida and eight in Greater Noida as a dengue cluster.
In Noida, the area that has reported most cases including Consult Consult, Chhalera, Mamura, Nithari, Barola and Chhijarsi.