Noida: The number of dengue cases has reached 140 in Noida, the highest in six years.
The countryside area and the sheet will also see a recent wave in the case of a fever.
Officials at the Ministry of Health said they formed a team to investigate the increasing number of cases in the village of Nevada Dankanur and four other villages in the speech.
Anti-larval drive is being carried out in these fields.
“We have received a report on the high number of fever cases in these fields.
We send a team to investigate whether this is a dengue case and if they are, what their source is,” said Sunil Sharma, a medical officer’s head.
On Tuesday, Noida recorded 24 cases of fresh bloody fever.
Officials show that dengue fever has a cyclic trend, where cases increase every 4-5 years even though cases recorded 140 on Tuesday, reports from private hospitals show that the actual number of dengue fever patients can be more.
Almost all common beds in private hospitals are occupied with dengue fever patients.
Some private hospitals say while they can send positive reports about tests to the Ministry of Health, logistics sending samples is difficult.
While most hospitals have sent reports, samples are not sent for re-testing.
However, officials from private hospitals agreed that the requirements of the daily platelets and plasma have increased substantially.
Government facilities also see the increasing number of cases.
“We did get around 5-6 dengue fever patients every day.
We reported it too.
There are also a large number of fever patients,” said Dr.
Rakesh Gupta, director of the Institute of Medical Sciences (GIMS), Greater Noida.
Meanwhile, this district also reported four cases of typhus and three leptospirosis scrubs.
When the case continues to increase, Noida has one laboratory approved by the state hospital in Sector 30 so far.
“Last week, the Lab on PGI Kids was approved by the state for dengue testing fever.
However, we cannot take into account other tests by the lab.
They need to send samples to these two facilities for testing,” Sharma said.
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