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KARNATAKA
HUBLI, May 16, 2013
Baby dies of suspected dengue

In a suspected case of dengue, a one-year-old boy died at a private hospital in Hubli on Wednesday. However, there was no confirmation on it from HDMC health officials. Meanwhile, HDMC Health Officer Prabhu Biradar told the Hindu that two confirmed cases of dengue had been reported in Hubli and both patients were recovering. — Staff Correspondent

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Fear of dengue outbreak looms large (Kerala)
By Express News Service - KOCHI 16th May 2013 08:41 AM
A sharp rise in the incidence of dengue fever in the city, especially in Kakkanad, has raised fears of an outbreak. According to sources with the Health Department, Thrikkakara has 12 confirmed cases, the highest in the district.

One of the main reason cited for this rise in cases is the water collected at construction sites in the area.
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Eight cases each were registered in Elamkunnapuzha in Amballur, seven each in Tripunithura and Mudakuzha and four in Alangadu.

The District Medical Office informed that as many as 724 persons took treatment for fever at various hospitals on Wednesday. Of these, 55 persons have taken in-patient treatment. Also, 95 patients took treatment for diarrhoea. The office also informed that one case of dengue was reported from Kumbalangi and two cases of rat fever were reported from Kochi Corporation.

http://newindianexpress.com/cities/kochi/Fear-of-dengue-outbreak-looms-large/2013/05/16/article1591866.ece

Dengue fever cases on rise in Kottayam
TNN May 15, 2013, 12.21AM IST

KOTTAYAM: Around 50 cases of dengue fever were reported at the Medical College Hospital here on Tuesday.

Nearly 700 patients have been treated for dengue at the MCH from April 15 till Tuesday. Ward 24, where those with infectious disease are admitted and general wards have been overfilled in the last few days leading to a crisis.
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Meanwhile, the approximate number of people affected by dengue is not available as many patients approach private hospitals for treatment. According to a doctor of a private laboratory near MCH, daily an average of 15 tests are being carried out for dengue and out of them 70 per cent tests are positive. "There are three tests for dengue - Dengue NS1 Antigen (costs between Rs 600 and Rs 700 depending on the testing kit being used), Dengue IgM (costs Rs 450) and Dengue IgG (costs between Rs 450 and Rs 500)," he said.
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Dengue fever kills female doctor on Twitter awful
03:15:48 Tuesday2013-05-21

Hood: a female doctor succumbed to dengue fever in rice. Dengue panic the public are intimidating again.
Twitter Estates Dr nakulaventan next kontanakarattai. His wife rajacupa (36), tooth doctor. Clinic near both have exempted cuttamalli. The yuka paramamuttu (6), hariyaracu (4) and 2 sons.

There was a mild fever for the last 20 days before the rajacupa. He gave nakulaventan treatment. After his mother's house in Pollachi rajacupavai sent. In a private hospital where he was treated. Dengue fever and pneumonia on paricotittat blood to rajacupa revealed. Where he received treatment for a week.

The slight improvement occurred nakulaventan him to come back to the hood. The rajacupa health worsened again. But he added in a private hospital in Tirunelveli. Rajacupa died there on Tuesday evening. Kataiyanallur Tirunelveli district in April last year, in May began the spread of the dengue fever spread rapidly throughout the district. In which more than 45 were killed, including 25 children.

Only 17 of the more than a thousand local government hospital receiving treatment for dengue fever. Government spent about 2 million took steps to control dengue fever. Dengue fever gradually decreased after June. The January this year, in February, in many villages in Tirunelveli district, dengue, fever spread cikkun Guinea.
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Four children die of suspected dengue in Mysore (Karnataka)
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14 other children undergoing treatment in hospital

: The death of four children owing to suspected dengue in the span of 10 days in Mysore district has kept the health authorities on their toes.

The suspected outbreak appears to be serious at D. Salundi village in Mysore taluk since all four children who died belonged to the village.

Also, 14 other children, who were being treated for suspected dengue at the JSS Hospital here, also hail from the village.
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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, May 25, 2013
More dengue cases on city outskirts (Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala)
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT


24 confirmed cases reported in district on Friday

Fever cases have begun to swamp wards in most hospitals in the city, with a significant number of patients requiring prolonged treatment and rest.

Along with intermittent rain, dengue cases have been showing a steep increase in the district in the past few days. Twenty-four confirmed cases were reported on Friday. On Thursday, 23 cases of dengue were confirmed, while on the day before, the figure was 16. The actual number of cases could be much more as many patients are getting treated in the private sector hospitals, which may not figure on the official list.

Since January this year, the district has reported nearly 850 cases of dengue and there have been six suspected dengue deaths. If till last year, the city Corporation bore the brunt of the dengue caseload, this time many cases are being reported from the periphery. Of the 24 dengue cases reported on Friday, only six were from Corporation wards. On Thursday too, only four out of 23 cases in the district were from the Corporation wards
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http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Thiruvananthapuram/more-dengue-cases-on-city-outskirts/article4749716.ece

Health squads to combat dengue fever in Kerala

OUR BUREAU
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, OCT. 21:
The city corporation proposes to deploy 5,000 health squads from November 1, State formation day, to detect and eliminate mosquito breeding areas.

The squads will begin visits to households in all 100 wards, according to an official spokesman.

This comes in the backdrop of possible threat of an epidemic outbreak since garbage mounds under various stages of decay are now getting exposed to northeast monsoon rain.
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http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/news/states/health-squads-to-combat-dengue-fever-in-kerala/article4019373.ece

SEROPREVALENCE OF DENGUE IN TERTIARY CARE CENTRE AT LUCKNOW (Uttar Pradesh)
Date : 24-05-2013
Shipra Singhal1, Krati R. Varshney2, Vineeta Mittal3, Y. I. Singh4.
Correspondence

Dr. Y. I. Singh,
Email : botombas@gmail.com
INTRODUCTION: Dengue virus infection has emerged as notable public health problem in recent decades especially in the tropical and subtropical countries because of high mortality and morbidity associated with it 1. Dengue with its two severe clinical manifestations dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) and dengue shock syndrome (DSS) is endemic in India and epidemics are frequently reported from many parts of India and abroad. 2 It infects 50-100 million people worldwide a year resulting in 12,500 to 25,000 annual deaths.3In India a recent epidemic was noted in Delhi, Lucknow and many other places in Northern India in year 2010.4Hence early and rapid laboratory diagnosis which is usually done by serology is crucial for Dengue patients. The present study reports a Dengue haemorrhagic fever outbreak in a periurban slum area of Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India from February 2010 to January 2011.

MATERIALS AND METHODS: Patients suspected to be as dengue patients, were included irrespective of their age and sex. They had come to the Tertiary care hospital with complaint of fever, headache, malaise, myalgia and arthralgia, or who developed a maculopapular rash on the 3rd or 4th day of illness. Others with haemorrhagic manifestations such as epistaxis, bleeding gums and conjunctival haemorrhage were also included in the study. The cases of DF and DHF were diagnosed as per the criteria laid down by WHO5 .
Blood samples were collected from 668 clinically suspected DF or DHF cases attending Tertiary care hospital in Lucknow from February 2010 to January 2011, with prior consent of the patients. Sera were separated from 668 patients and tested for dengue- specific IgM and IgG antibodies by immunochromatographic strip6.



It was found that the maximum prevalence was seen in months of Sep, Oct and Nov 2010.Age group of 10-30 years was most affected as 151 cases (58.07%). Tests conducted revealed that most patients had hypoproteinemia, thrombocytopenia with platelet counts varying from 50,000 - 1,00,000/mm3 and elevated liver enzymes. Out of 668 sera of suspected patients 183 (27.4%) were IgM positive which indicated recent dengue infection. Out of this 19% were also positive for IgG indicating convalescent phase. Besides these, 33.46% were only IgG positive which showed past infection with dengue. Rest of the other patients showed clinical manifestations of dengue with even low platelet counts but the serology was negative probably due to early investigations for antibody detection.

DISCUSSION: Lucknow is situated in North India on the bank of Gomti River. Thus there are lots of marshy places which provide excellent mosquito breeding places. Further, this may be partially attributed to the rapid unplanned urbanization with unchecked construction activities and poor sanitation facilities contributing fertile breeding grounds for mosquitoes. It is also true that an increase in the alertness among medical fraternity and the availability of diagnostic tools have contributed to the increased detection of cases.
In our study maximum prevalence was seen in months of Sep, Oct and Nov 2010 in the age group of 10-30 years as 151 cases (58.07%).It is consistent with other Indian studies, as most of them have reported 15 to 45 years as the most affected age group as cited by studies done in Central India, Delhi , Karnataka and 1,7,8. However in several International studies, dengue has been reported as mainly a pediatric public health problem 9. The youngest positive case was 5 years and oldest case was 70 years old.
In the present study, out of 668 sera of suspected patients 183 (27.4%) were IgM positive which indicated recent dengue infection .It is consistent with study done by PM Ukey et al. in which 31.3% patients were serologically positive for dengue infection1.
Out of this 19% were also positive for IgG indicating convalescent phase. Besides these, 33.46% were only IgG positive which showed past infection with dengue.
Analysis of the data was done on monthly basis. Male to Female positivity for IgM was 2.25:1 .Male preponderance and the age group of 15-30 years indicate more transmission of dengue infections at work sites. It is congruent with several other studies from Delhi and Karnataka7,8. But in few reports both the sexes were equally affected1.
In the present study maximum dengue cases occurred during the post monsoon season, i.e., from September to November 2010 only. It is similar to most of the previous outbreaks in India and may be because this time period is very favorable season for high breeding of the vector, i.e., Aedes aegypti . The correlation between occurrence of dengue and monsoon season is further supported by similar findings from Delhi, Chandigarh and Ludhiana 7,10,11. This seasonal outbreak of disease transmission is very important at local level for effective control measures.
Preventive measures against dengue infection should come into full swing during water stagnation periods after the initial bouts of rainfall and at the end of monsoon..Dengue IgM sensitivity among the suspected cases indicates active dengue virus activity and more studies need to be done to identify circulating serotypes of dengue virus to design preventive strategies.

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1. Ukey PM, Bondade SA, Paunipagar PV, Powar RM, Akulwar SL. Study of Seroprevalence of Dengue Fever in Central India .Indian J Community Med -2010;35(4): 517?9.
2. Gunasekaran P, Kaveri K, Mohana S. Dengue disease status in Chennai (2006-2008): A retrospective analysis. Indian J Med Res -2011;133(3): 322-5.
3. Garg A, Garg J, Rao Y. K. Prevalence of dengue among clinically suspected febrile episodes at a teaching hospital in North India Journal of Infectious Diseases and Immunity- 2011;3(5):85-9.
4. Dengue in South East Asian Region. A report by World Health Organization [Internet].2010[cited 2010 Feb 25] Available from www.who.com
5. Dengue haemorrhagic fever: diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control. 2nd edition. Geneva : World Health organization[Internet].2013[cited 2013 May 14] Available from https://www.who.int/csr/resources/pu...gue/012-23.pdf
6. Andrea J. Cuzzubbo, Timothy P. Endy, Ananda Nisalak, Siripen Kalayanarooj, David W. Vaughn, Steven A. Ogata, et al. Use of Recombinant Envelope Proteins for Serological Diagnosis of Dengue Virus Infection in an Immunochromatographic Assay. Clin Diagn Lab Immunol. -2001; 8(6): 1150?5.
7. Gupta E, Dar L, Narang P, Srivastava VK, Broor S. Serodiagnosis of dengue during an outbreak at a tertiary care hospital in Delhi. Indian J Med Res-2005; 121(1):36-8.
8. Kumar A, Rao R, Pandit V, Shetty S, Bamigatti C, Samaraging CM . Clinical manifestation and trend of dengue cases admitted in tertiary care hospital, Udupi District, Karnataka. Ind. Jr. Comm. Med; 35(3):386-91.
9. Shah GS, Islam S, Das BK. Clinical and laboratory profile of dengue infection in children. Kathmandu University Med. J. -2006; 4(1): 40-3.
10. Ratho RK, Mishra B, Kaur J, Kakkar N, Sharma K . An outbreak of dengue fever in Peri Urban slums of Chandigarh, India, with special reference to entomological and climatic factors. Indian J.Med. Sci.-2005; 59(12): 519-27.
11. Varghese SR, Lal Madan, Oberoi Aroma (2003).Recurrence of Dengue Epidemic in Ludhiana. Jkscience -2006; 8(2):95-6.

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Kerala

KOLLAM, May 25, 2013
Western parts of Kollam at risk of dengue epidemic
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30 cases confirmed in district so far

Apart from the eastern parts of the district where dengue fever outbreak has been confirmed, the western parts of the district too are at risk of dengue epidemic, District Medical Officer K. Salila has said.

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The recent dengue fever outbreak had resulted in one death in the district and the victim was identified as Salaludeen, 46, a businessman from Ittiva pnchayat. High incidence of dengue fever had been reported from Chadayamangalam, Ilamad, Kulasekharapuram and Pathanapuram panchayats, Dr. Salila said.

While 21 dengue fever cases in the district were confirmed till Thursday, nine more new cases were confirmed on Friday. The number of suspected dengue fever cases stood at 42. On Tuesday, 752 persons sought out-patient treatment for viral fever in the district. 54 persons who had contracted viral fever had been admitted to various hospitals. Nine jaundice cases were also confirmed in the district on Friday.

http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/tp-kerala/western-parts-of-kollam-at-risk-of-dengue-epidemic/article4749188.ece

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Karnataka

15 more suspected dengue cases reported
Mysore, May 25, 2013, DHNS :
Victims are from fever hit D Salundi, surrou-nding villages
Panic grips D Salundi village on Mysore - Manandavadi road, as four children have already died due to Dengue fever and the number of suspected dengue cases are still on the rise.

On Saturday, starting from 8 am to evening, the health staff at the temporary hospital set up at the government higher primary school in the village examined 210 persons from Salundi, Dhangalli and other villages in the surrounding till 1 pm. 

Of them, 15 persons suspected to be suffering from Dengue fever were referred to a Mysore hospital, taluk health officer Dr T Ravikumar told Deccan Herald.
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http://www.deccanherald.com/content/334654/15-more-suspected-dengue-cases.html

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Dengue fever spreads rapidly in 10 villages near pavurcattiram
00:37:24 Sunday2013-05-26

Ponder: Tirunelveli district in April last year, dengue fever spread throughout the district starting in May kataiyanallur died more than 45 years. Only 17 of the more than a thousand local government hospital receiving treatment for dengue fever. However, this year, January and February in many villages in Tirunelveli district, dengue, fever spread cikkun Guinea. On the 20th of nellaipettai next kontanakarattai tooth doctor rajacupa (36), who died from dengue kaycal.

In this case, pavurcattiram and more than 10 villages surrounding it in the past one week, the dengue fever has rapidly spread. Vadivelu farmer from near pavurcattiram pulankulam ammanko Street. Vasenthi his wife. The 5-month-old female kulantaikavya fever suddenly occurred a week ago. Alankulat dengue infection was found in the private hospital. The status of the child at the local Government Medical College Hospital cerkkavirunta Kavya die miserable.

Rathinavel daughter of former Union Councillor kilappavur kantimati (28), மேலகிருஷ்ணாப்பேரியை arikirusnan daughter to stay with Anita (18), both, dengue fever have been added for the local Government Medical College Hospital. Balamurugan son of pulankulattai araculinkam (8) in the hospital where there is suffering from dengue. Similarly pavurcattiram முத்துகிருஷ்ணாப்பேரி, kalluttu, including kalunirkulam more than 10 villages are affected by a number of unidentified fever. The consternation of the rural population.

*At least 10 people daily in the local government hospital to receive treatment with symptoms of dengue.
The wealth of the union leader Mohandas kilappavur Pandian said,'' to prevent the spread of dengue fever and dengue mosquito eradication vaccine sprayed homes annually. The health department said the information was''.

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KARNATAKA

TUMKUR, May 31, 2013
Woman dies of dengue

STAFF CORRESPONDENTBalkis Banu (45) of Shanthinagar in Tumkur city died of dengue at Shifa Hospital in Bangalore on Wednesday.

Balkis Banu was admitted to Shridevi Nursing home and was treated there for four days. She was discharged on Tuesday evening and shifted to Bangalore where she died.
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http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/karnataka/woman-dies-of-dengue/article4768519.ece

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Dengue fever kills woman

Tiprayappettai - வம்பாகீரப்பாளையத்தை the two ..
Registered Date: May 31,2013,01:48 IST

Swims near Pudukkottai Pudukkottai: Pudukkottai district of dengue fever spread quickly in the last few months ago. The children, killing 15 people, including children. The district health department throughout the camp take action to prevent disease symptoms dengue fever is gone.
Dengue fever is currently ammavatta incident where a woman succumbing to panic the population of dengue has once again. Murugan is arantankiyai next ரெத்தினாக்கோட்டையை. His wife Gomathy, 30. A few days ago there was a sudden fever.
Pudukkottai Government hospitals and in the treatment of fever due to arantanki kuraiyatat Tanjore Medical College Hospital. Gomathy on clinical examination revealed the presence of dengue fever.
He passed his doctor offered intensive treatment nerrumuntinam (29) Gomathy died.
Arantanki and the surrounding areas are already succumbing to dengue fever dengue kayaccal currently in the state where the incident Gomathy அப்பகுதியினரிடையே panic has died.
In the case of dengue ignore the district administration, health sector and disease prevention measures with the expectation of the people of the region that is tuvakkaventum in wartime.

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, June 2, 2013 (Kerala)
Surveillance stepped up against dengue fever

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The city continues to report fresh dengue cases daily.

Of the 20 suspected dengue cases reported in the city on Saturday, 15 have tested positive, District Medical Officer R. Renuka has said.

The past few days had seen a steady increase in the number of dengue patients, she said, but there was no need for panic as all government and private hospitals were geared up to meet the situation. People having intermittent fever and headache, pain in the joints, rashes across the body, and pain behind the eyeball should immediately seek medical care. The most important part in treatment of dengue was early detection, and people should avoid self-medication, she said.
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http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Thiruvananthapuram/surveillance-stepped-up-against-dengue-fever/article4774917.ece

3 die of suspected dengue (Karnataka)
Chikmagalur/Udupi, June 1, 2013, DHNS :
Two children died due to fever at Kudlur village in Tarikere on Saturday.

The deceased are Nisha (7) and Sonu (6). While Nisha is confirmed to have died of dengue, the cause of Sonu?s death is yet to be ascertained, according to Taluk Medical Officer Chandrashekar.

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Meanwhile, a girl aged 15 from Davangere succumbed to dengue fever at KMC Hospital in Manipal on Friday.
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Monsoon arrival results in five dengue deaths in Kerala
Thiruvananthapuram, Tue, 04 Jun 2013ANI

Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala), June 4 (ANI): The arrival of the monsoon in southern India, has resulted in an outbreak of dengue that has claimed the lives of five people.
Twenty-four cases of dengue were reported last weekend, of which 21 were in Thiruvananthapuram.
Spread by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, dengue has grown rapidly along with urbanisation and globalisation because it thrives in tropical mega-cities and is easily spread in goods containing small puddles of water, such as used tyres.
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Woman dies of dengue in Shimoga
Shimoga, June 3, 2013, DHNS :
A 35-year-old woman died of dengue fever at a private hospital here on June 1, taking the number of dengue-related deaths to two in the district. The incident came to light only on Monday.

According to sources, the deceased has been identified as Bhagya (35), wife of Lathesh, an employee of the Integrated Counselling and Testing Centre (ICTC), Health Department.
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District Health Officer Shivanna Reddy has confirmed that she died of dengue. Reeta (40), a native of Kadur in Chickmagalur district, had died of dengue fever last week.
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Fever claims nine lives in Kerala; 14,000 new cases reported

Indo-Asian News Service | Updated: June 04, 2013 19:52 IST

Thiruvananthapuram: Nine people have died of fever in Kerala and 14,000 new cases, including those of jaundice and dengue, have been reported from across the state, an official said on Tuesday.

Thiruvananthapuram has reported the highest number of such cases. More than 2,000 fresh cases have been reported from the hilly district of Wayanad.

At least 91 people on Monday tested positive for dengue. Nine people died on Monday, and 14,000 new cases were reported, the official said.

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2 kids die of suspected dengue in Mysore (Karnataka)



Mysore, Jun 3: Two children, including a six-month-old infant are suspected to have become victims of the dengue epidemic in Mysore district taking the toll to six. As many four others had died recently with the dreaded disease being the suspect. The deceased has been identified as the six-month-old of Kaniyanahundi village in Mysore taluk and four-year-old Chandan, of B Nooralakuppe village in H D Kote taluk. Two others are being treated for suspected dengue in a private hospital.
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Mystery fever kills baby in melappalaiyat (Melapalayam - Ro)
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Paddy, June 4 -

Niaz Mohammad melappalaiyam from acura kilatteruvai. Capina his 8-month-old female child. For the last 10 days before the child came to a sudden fever.

The child treated in a private hospital contributed. That the child had fever virus were treated there.

The child died today passed capina treatment. Capina is unknown what the child had fever. We have informed the district health department for testing.

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Mystery fever kills 8-month-old female child in melappalaiyat

Registered Date: Jun 05 | 03:56 am
Paddy,

Melappalaiyat 8-month-old female child miserable death in a mysterious fever.

Details about this are as follows: -

8-month-old baby

Acura down the street from nellaiyai melappalaiyam Niaz Mohammad. He has served in a private cell phone company. Vajit his eldest son (age 5). 2 - the daughter sapina (8 months). There was a sudden fever as a child sapina 2 weeks ago. Taken to various hospitals treated. But the fever has not recovered. Day after the child's health was bad.

Decease

Child in a hospital in the perumalpurat PALAYAMCOTTAI added. There was intensive treatment. When tested by doctors, the child was found to have decreased sapina blood cells. In this case, treatment provided in the early hours of yesterday sapina miserable death of a child. Blood cells from damage caused by the flu was reported that the child may die.

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8-month-old child mortality from dengue fever
SathiyamTV corpus Added June 4, 2013


8-month-old baby to death dengue fever in Tirunelveli district melappalaiyat study conducted by the Health Department to prevent the spread of flu in the region and requests the public.

Tirunelveli district last year, dengue fever, about 50 people died. This year, nearly 40 people were killed. Meanwhile manur, alankulam and melappalaiyam continued dengue fever spread to the local public report. Dengue fever korattirku melappalaiyam Azad kilatteruvai based Riaz by 8-month-old baby hapina uyirilantatu. This incident the region has resulted in the tragedy. Commenting on the people of this region, the state Health Department to take serious action to be taken by the study said.

Conducting intensive research to help prevent the spread of dengue fever and the demands of the people of the region.

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