Panchkula: A total of 74 Cholera cases suspected of being new from Abheypur and Buddan villages were received at public hospitals, Sector 6, on Saturday.
Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr.
Mukta Kumar said a total of 364 patients had been received since the epidemic for three days.
On Saturday, 36 patients were children.
All new cases are in care.
Who was under the supervision of the camp member in place, Kumar said.
At the same time, the Department of Public Health Engineering and official Haryana Urban Development Authority (Huda) has begun to repair damaged water pipes.
Water supplied in villages through tankers.
Officials said a meeting was called on Monday to discuss the issue of moving water pipes close to the sewerage pipe.
The team also began checking damaged water connections taken by the villagers.
The source claims many villages have stabbed a pipe to draw water illegally, one possible reason behind contamination.
Haryana speaker assembly Gian Chand Gupta and Deputy Commissioner Vinay Pratap Singh has directed officials to get all water pipes examined in the colony of Rajiv and Indira colonies as well as precautions.
Gupta said, “Monsoon has arrived and a broken pipe can pollute freshwater supplies.” Regarding the probe into the death of a nine-year-old man, CMO said tight action would begin if the negligence of the doctor was found.
The boy’s parents accused negligence in public hospitals.
The boy’s father accused a doctor having annihilated his son early even though he was not healthy.
Cholera: 74 new patients count of 364 in Panchkula
