Lucknow: The Expert Team, including those from the Indian Medical Research Council (ICMR), has been asked to study the surge in fever cases in Firozabad and neighboring districts after instructions from the chairman of the Yogi Adityanath minister.
Death of several people, including children, has been reported in Western District for the past week.
In addition, CMO Firozabad Dr.
Neta Kulsheshtra has shifted to Aligarh as a senior consultant to the district hospital, while additional CMO, Hapur, Dr.
Dinesh Kumar premium has been appointed in its place.
An official statement said that CM had directed all relevant departments to be careful with medical and cleanliness facilities considering some dengue fever and fever of children’s virus in Western Regency.
He also asked urban and rural local agencies to spray and clean the right logistics to counteract further threats for dengue fever, malaria and other seasonal and seasonal diseases.
Health officials informed that the expert team would examine unhealthy children and tested their blood samples.
In addition, local health officials have been ordered to oversee the situation all the time and notify the headquarters about each development.
CM has also directed senior officers to review the treatment and precautions and to ensure that the cleanliness drive must be taken directly.
Drive Surveillance throughout the state will be taken from September 7 to 16 where health workers will go to the door to the door to find out if there are some people with viral, dengue fever, malaria or other diseases.
The hospital will also treat patients who are free of charge according to government instructions.
Firozabad Fever: Experts to check, test unhealthy children
