Kanpur: The Zika virus continues to bring havoc in Kanpur with 10 other occupants, including the three IAF personnel who contracted illness on Sunday, taking Zika’s count at Uttar Pradesh to 89 in 15 days.
Indian Air Force Station and Civil bags that side by side remained are Epicenter Zika with all the disease contracts within 400m from the first patient’s house, an IAF warrant officer who tested positive on October 23.
Meanwhile, one person infected with Kannauj Regency, which is the case of the first Zika virus in the district, said Chief Medical Officer Dr.
Vinod Kumar on Sunday.
“The 45-year-old has tested the positive Zika virus in Kapoorpur Katri Village in the subconscious of the district tehsil.
Samples of 32 people were sent for testing, and one sample had become positive,” Kumar said, adding it like now, the patient’s condition is stable, and he is being stable given treatment at his home.
The positively tested person recently traveled to the Kanpur Shivrajpur area, the official said.
The Chairperson of the Yogi Adityanath Minister expressed concern over Zika’s case with his office tweeting the infection spread rapidly in Kanpur and directing rapid testing and improving hospital infrastructure.
The district health department has intensified the scanning and collection of samples from Zika’s suspect in Hinterland Choke.
On Saturday, 13 patients had tested positively this disease.
When confirming the 10 more cases on Sunday, said the medical officer Dr.
Nepal Singh, the contacts search team was preparing a report about the patient.
“There are no critical patients, but we monitor small patients and get pregnant all the time,” he said.
District Judge Visakh G Iyer said, the Ministry of Health officials had been ordered to collect the door to the door to the door of supervision and viruses.
Also, the command center and Kanpur Municipal Corporation control was changed to Zika’s control room, he said.
Revealing concerns, the office of the Chairman of Yogi Minister Adyityath said special attention needed to curb the spread of Zika.
“Testing must be intensified and the hospital must be directed to treat patients.
Health officials must ensure cooperation with monitoring committee,” he said.
While reviewing health infrastructure in the hospital, said the district judge, Zika’s patient would be called twice a day to ensure his condition.
The government hospital has been placed on high standby and infectious disease control campaigns have been intensified.