Jaipur: The number of bloody deaths in the state rose to 48 on Friday, because two more deaths were reported from Jodhpur and Udaipur, officials said on Saturday.
Jodhpur reported a second bloody death, while it was the death of the first bloody fever in Udaipur.
Dengue appeal continues in the state.
347 cases of dengue fever were reported on Friday.
From January 1 to November 19, the country reported 16,373 cases of dengue fever and 48 deaths.
Until October 18, the number of cases of dengue fever in 2021 was 6,797 and 10 deaths reported.
Most cases and deaths are carried out from October 18 to November 1921.
In this 32 period, 38 deaths occurred and 9,577 dengue cases were reported.
The number of cases of dengue fever in Jaipur has now passed 3,000-mark because it is a district affected by the worst dengue in the state.
Jaipur reported 3,035 cases in 2021 to Friday, adding 49 new cases in 24 hours.
Within six days (November 14 to 19), Jaipur reported 387 dengue cases, accounting for 20% of reported cases from the country.
Within six days (November 14 to November 19), the country reported 1,958 dengue cases.
A senior health department official said that they had increased testing for dengue fever across the state.
“There is a downhill trend in dengue cases.
Our team is carrying out anti-larval activities every day and also sends a list of positive cases of dengue to Jaipur Municipal Corporation, who fogging based on the Dengue case reported from different areas,” said Dr.
Narrettam Sharma, Head of Medical Health Officer (Jaipur) -I).
Not only Jaipur, but districts like Bikaner, City and Jodhpur also witnessed dengue cases.
The city and Bikaner reported 100 and 106 cases of dengue fever in six days.
According to doctors who care for the case of dengue fever, this year after rain, more patients are accepted with more complications compared to the past few years, which is why more deaths have been reported this year.
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