Bhubaneswar: The emergence of the rainy season has brought a number of diseases and infections that cause serious health hazards.
The case of dengue fever, malaria, viral fever, diarrhea, ordinary colds and other infections are on the rise.
The doctor has advised people to maintain cleanliness and avoid eating outside.
The increase in the case of taking politics on Thursday when the BJP and Congress opposition criticized the state government because of its failure to examine the spread of the disease transmitted through vectors.
“The state government not only failed to contain the spread of Covid but also in examining dengue and malaria fever.
Despite the increase in cases, the government does not take any action or open a special dengue field so far,” said the leader of the Patnik Debasis congress.
A total of 547 cases of dengue fever have been reported from the country so far, where more than 482 cases are detected in Bhubaneswar.
Likewise, BJP’s opposition said he would begin to clear the waterways in the city as a ruling party action to examine bloody fever unsatisfactory.
“When the state government wakes up from his sleep and takes action to examine dengue fever.
Do they wait for a disease to take something,” said the BJP leader Dillip Mohanty.
Denies allegations, the Minister of Health Naba Kishore Das said, “Dengue is not new to the country.
Every year during the dengue rainy season raises his head and is controlled.
All CDMOs have been asked to take the steps needed to overcome the current situation.” Hospital at The city is flooded by patients who complain of virus fever, cough, cold and stomach infections, especially small children, and parents are more susceptible to disease, the doctor said.
During the Covid period, people must be very careful and alert to other viral infections, including seasonal flu and viral fever.
Symptoms include fever, coughing, shortness of breath, sore throat, running nose, body pain and headache.
Of the 547 dengue cases in Odisha, 482 from Bhubaneswar
