Agra: At least 45 people including 35 children suffering from high fever died in Agra Regency in the past month.
According to district health department officials, in the past month, 200 cases of dengue fever have been confirmed in Agra Regency.
By 2020, 25 cases of dengue fever were confirmed in Agra Regency.
The maximum number of deaths has been reported from Bah and Pinahat, Fatehpur Sikri in the Rural Agra, Tedi Bagia under the ITMAD-UD-Daulah Police Station, Etmadpur and other regions in the district.
According to the Hellath Department official, it is possible for further deployment of diseases transmitted through Vectore for the next 15 days.
“In Agra Regency, one death is due to dengue fever and 44 because the virus fever has been registered.
The majority of these are children,” said a senior health department official.
Modipura Village residents under the Block, Virendra Singh said, “The majority of people who suffer from high fever depend on the shamans operating in the area because government centers do not recognize patients.
Laturi Singh was taken to a doctor who was not punished by his family members.
He Given injection and provide intravenous fluids.
The later hours, his condition deteriorated.
He died on his way to Agra “.
The population of Midkoli Village is under Block Bah, said Mukesh Chaudhary, “Three people suffering from high fever have died in the past week.
Every house in the village has a family member who suffers from high fever and symptoms of dengue fever.
Public health center does not recognize the patient.
Hospital Regency and SN Medical College are more than 60 kilometers from the village.
Patients suffer at home.
“Head of the Agra Regency Medical Officer, Arun Kumar Srivastava said,” The Ministry of Health team is conducting a door-to-door survey in rural areas to identify suffering patients Fever and help them get the necessary treatment.
Medical camps are also held in an affected area.
The cleanliness of the work and anti-larval spraying is being carried out in the villages to prevent the spread of diseases transmitted through Vectore.
Strict action will be taken against a shaman .
All death cases are being investigated “.
Meanwhile, at least three deaths of patients suffering from high fever were reported in the last 24 hours in Firozabad Regency.
Apart from 2 died in Etu, 2 in KasGanj and 2 in Mainpuri.
In the past week, deaths from viral fever and symptoms such as dengue fever have also been reported in Aligarh, Mathura, Hathras, Meerut, Bareilly and the eastern district up.
According to the Ministry of Health officials, so far more than 5000 cases of dengue fever have been confirmed in the Agra division.
From here, the majority of 4500 is Firozabad Regency, 588 in Mathura, 200 in Agra and 138 in Mainpuri.
Some cases of malaria, typhus scrubs – bacterial diseases spread by larval mites, bacterial diseases spread through the urine of infected animals.
– It has also been reported.
Diarrhea has emerged as a new threat to children in the Western District.