Bareilly: Sunday after viral fever resulted in the death of some children in the Firozabad District of Uttar Pradesh, panicking gripping a village in Pilibhit as three children, aged 3, 4 and 5, from the farmer’s family died because of “mysterious fever” in the range.
72 hours.
The villagers of Baraatbhoj were in mourning since Thursday night when Veerpal’s young son, Naresh (3) died of a fever.
Nephew Govind (4) also fell ill, and was taken to a private hospital in Bareilly where he died during treatment the next day.
On Saturday night, villagers were more surprises when Putri Veerpal Laxmi (5) suddenly suffered seizures after drinking milk and died in a few minutes.
After the death of the third child in three days, the health official team sent Laxmi’s body for autopsy.
Two other children’s bodies have been cremated as soon as death.
Speaking to Toi, the Head of Pilibhit Medical (CMO) Dr.
Seema Agarwal said, “Until now, 151 cases of dengue fever have been reported from Pilibhit with one death.
Our team visited the village of BaraAnbhoj in the Jahanabad area where three children died in 72 hours and they were Medical researching family.
We also conducted a number of residents, but no one was diagnosed with dengue or malaria fever.
The autopsy report will clarify.
“In particular, almost all hospital beds in four Bareilly division districts are occupied today and most patients suffer from disease which is transmitted through vectors such as dengue fever, chikungunya and malaria.
Bareilly’s Cmo Dr.
Balveer Singh said that 403 cases of dengue fever and 2,200 cases of malaria have been reported so far in the district without stone.
“Five people also died of illness here.
We now do more than 200 tests every day and advise people to maintain cleanliness.
Most patients in hospitals without airudy are being referred to from neighboring districts.” Meanwhile, a boy aged 14 years from neighboring countries Budaun District surrendered to dengue fever at a private hospital in Bareilly on Sunday.
The worst Firozabad district by the case of a viral fever with the official death toll 75, including 56 children, so far this year.