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It's cool, but dengue persists
TNN | Jan 20, 2014, 12.41 AM IST
PUNE: The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has recorded 29 dengue cases between January 1 and 17 this year.
Cold weather conditions are unfavourable for the growth of mosquitoes, but there has been no respite from mosquito-borne diseases so far despite the drop in temperature. Besides dengue, three cases of malaria and a case of chikungunya have been reported. Experts blamed it on the fluctuation in temperature.
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As per the PMC, 880 dengue cases were reported in the city last year while eight succumbed to the infection. As many as 238 cases were recorded in November alone.
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Dengue fever kills the girl and another girl in a big hospital in Madurai allowed
Registered on : Feb 06 | 06:15 am
Madurai
Madurai dengue fever victims were treated at the hospital , she lost yesterday . Another girl is undergoing treatment .
Dengue kills girl struck
Madurai district elumalaiyai ponraj next peraiyampattiyai belonged . Farmer . He rosita ( age 11 ) , including 2 women were children . The school rosita 5 - grade reading . She had a fever for the past one week . The nearest private hospital treatment . However, there was no improvement in her condition .
Subsequently put her in a big hospital in Madurai . Yesterday 's condition suddenly worsened. Intensive treatment and lost the girl yesterday evening .
Dengue fever is a disease attacking the victim was checking her , came and died for the same reason .
Treatment with another girl
Virudhunagar District வத்திராயிருப்புவை next ilantaikulattai Ganesan belonged . Her daughter Karthika ( 8 ) . He is suffering from dengue fever in the treatment of children admitted to the hospital and treated .
However , relatives of the girls said, "The thing arises , vattirayiruppu has spread rapidly in areas where dengue fever . Many of the children had a fever and had been receiving treatment at nearby hospitals said .
The doctors asked about this , they refused to anything .
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Its easy to find a scapegoat (Goa)
TNN | Feb 13, 2014, 02.01 AM IST
There has been a sudden rise in the number of cases of dengue and malaria specially in Salcete. In January as many as 19 cases of dengue have been reported. The viral disease which is transmitted by Aedes Aegypti feeds during the day. People usually take precautions against mosquitoes during the night but seldom during the day, hence they should be advised to take precautionary measures against mosquito bites during the day as well. Tourists entering the state could be carriers of the dengue virus, so any tourist who complains of fever should mandatorily be tested for dengue.
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Hosur: Hosur, a private school student, died of dengue fever. Thangaraj belonged மூக்கெண்டப்பள்ளியை near Hosur in Krishnagiri district. Employees of private enterprise. His son, Chandru (10). Hosur private school in 4th grade reading. Chandru boy suffering from fever for the last few days ago. Admitted to a private hospital in Dharmapuri. then, on top of the Bangalore hospital for treatment. There he came to know of the existence of dengue fever. In this case, the student Chandru died while being treated.
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Nine cases of dengue in Pune
Umesh Isalkar,TNN | Feb 26, 2014, 02.49 PM IST
PUNE: As many as seven cases of dengue were recorded in the city last week. With this, the number of cases of the mosquito-borne infection has gone up to 8 so far this month and 47 so far this year.
"Cases of dengue are being reported, although the number has gone down considerably over the last one month. There was no death due to dengue this year," said S T Pardeshi, medical officer of health (MoH), Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC).
Eighty per cent of the people in the city who got mosquito-borne diseases, mainly dengue, had vector breeding spots right at their homes.
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4 docs from Nair?s psychiatry dept down with dengue
By Lata Mishra, Mumbai Mirror | Feb 28, 2014, 12.00 AM IST
4 docs from Nair?s psychiatry dept down with dengue
Barely two months after a 25-year-old doctor at Nair hospital succumbed to dengue, four psychiatrists at the hospital have now tested positive for the disease. Two of them are in the intensive care unit (ICU).
Doctors at the hospital are upset that even after 25-year-old resident doctor for preventive and social medicine Sumedh Pazare's death on January 1, the hospital has done little to take precautionary measures to contain the spread of the disease.
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Three more Nair doctors test positive for dengue
By Lata Mishra, Mumbai Mirror | Mar 3, 2014, 10.51 AM IST
Three more Nair doctors test positive for dengue
Days after four psychiatrists from BYL Nair Hospital were tested positive for dengue; three more of their colleagues have been tested positive for the disease.
One of the three, a woman resident doctor, has been admitted in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). Mumbai Mirror on Friday reported about the four doctors who were tested positive for the disease and that two of them were in ICU.
The doctors at Nair Hospital are now baffled with all the seven cases as dengue during this season is quite unusual.
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Civic body finds dengue breeding in doctor quarters
Sumitra Deb Roy,TNN | Mar 3, 2014, 12.15 PM IST
MUMBAI: The root of a cluster of dengue cases at the BYL Nair Hospital campus has been traced to the hostel room of one of the resident doctors. The civic body's extensive dengue campaign seems to have eluded their own doctors after all as the insecticide department found out over the weekend.
Recently, around eight cases of dengue among resident doctors sprung the hospital administration into action. Of the three who required admission, two continue to be hospitalized. BMC's insecticide department that combed the entire campus found just one breeding spot in a feng shui plant inside a doctor's room on the first floor.
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11 Nair staffers down with dengue, authorities launch operation clean-up
Written by Tabassum Barnagarwala | Mumbai | March 4, 2014 6:27 am
SUMMARY
According to the civic health department, there have been 925 dengue cases and 11 confirmed deaths due to dengue in 2013.
The count of dengue cases in the civic-run Nair Hospital has risen sharply with as many as 10 resident doctors and one barber working in the hospital suspected of having contracted the disease. While three had to be admitted to the hospital?s Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) due to low platelet count, the rest were kept under observation in the general ward.
BMC Deputy Executive Health Officer Dr Mangala Gomare said, ?The situation in Nair Hospital is unusual because dengue cases in the city have dropped since December last. Every week, four to five cases are reported across the city. The 11 cases in Nair Hospital are suspected dengue cases.?
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Two dengue cases reported in Delhi, first in 2014
Sidhartha Dutta , Hindustan Times New Delhi, April 12, 2014
First Published: 01:19 IST(12/4/2014) | Last Updated: 01:21 IST(12/4/2014)
Dengue is back in the city. Two cases have been reported till March this year, says data collected by the three municipal corporations.
Last year, four dengue cases were reported till March 30.
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Karnataka
Mangalore: Woman Serving at SP's Office Dies of Dengue Attack
Published Date: 17 Apr, 2014 (9:23 AM)
from special correspondent
Mangalore: Tangamani (42), serving as an assistant in the office of the district's superintendent of police, died in a private hospital here on Wednesday.
She had admitted there about 15 days ago and was diagnosed with dengue.
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Jharkhand
Docs alert after first dengue case reported in Ranchi
TNN | Apr 21, 2014, 02.08 PM IST
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RANCHI: With the onset of summers, the first dengue case of the year was detected in the state on Sunday. Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (Rims) in Ranchi tested a reserve force personnel positive after he was admitted to an isolation ward at the hospital with high fever and vomiting on April 15.
R Duriapandi (30), a Seema Suraksha Bal (SSB) 49th Battalion jawan and a resident of Madurai, Tamil Nadu, complained of high fever during his deployment at Taimara area of Bundu, 29km east of Ranchi.
But the hospital authorities said the patient is out of danger. Hospital staff on duty added that although they receive 10 cases of high fever and vomiting every week, Duriapandi was the first person tested positive this year. "Last year, the first case of dengue was detected in August. This year, the first case was reported early," said the sister in charge of the isolation ward at the hospital.
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Young man killed by dengue
Friday, April 25th, 2014
FatehpurUpdated @ 5:30 AM IST
Hnswa (Fatehpur). World Malaria Day on Thursday, a day before the young man died of dengue. Fever with chills came two days before her stroke. He was taken for treatment at Kanpur on Tuesday. Bivihat after death due to dengue has spread panic in the village. Rural, disease struck by ignoring the magnitude of the health department. Mchcrjnit involved in the disease dengue deaths this year something has come to light. Bivihat resident Kamlesh Sahu was the owner of Taylors 35 year Thrianv light in town. The quake came Tuesday morning with a fever. The young man came to town with the family but received nothing. On which he went to Kanpur. O'clock on Thursday morning, killing the young man. The young man was confirmed to be dengue in check. Bereaved family of the deceased is cremated. CMO Dr Murari Prasad Verma said the district health centers have been alerted to malaria patients. Where to malaria patient information. The Department of Health will work in teams to reach the control condition. Appealed to the public for the prevention of malaria are well aware. Ftkne not mess around so that mosquitoes can not get the chance.
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