Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Re: India Dengue 2014
Uttar Pradesh
Woman's death from dengue (Aligarh)
Publish Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2014 12:44 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2014 12:44 AM (IST)
Iglas: Bass Sudama village in the area on Saturday, killing a woman from dengue. In general jholachap doctor treat fever as a family are Gorai. In bad shape when he was admitted to a private hospital in Aligarh.
Residents of the village area simile bass Sudama Devi (36) wife came fever Rakesh Kumar on November 17. Gorai fever as a woman from a normal family doctor jholachap did get the drug. On November 20 poor women were admitted to the Aligarh private hospital, the treatment of the simile Devi died Saturday. The village has brought family funeral. In this regard, people say that Gorai village remains the primary health center, but the doctors do not sit and drugs. Jholachap people has forced doctors to treat. Is overshadowed their lives. People say that the government claims to provide better health services. On the other hand, the ground reality. Health services are being provided only on paper.
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/aligarh-city-11802377.html
Mumbai, Maharashtra
6 died of other infections, not dengue: BMC
Nov 24, 2014 - Swati Jha | Mumbai
Of the 19 reported dengue deaths in the city, the six-member committee of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has recognised only 12 of them as the other six died due to other more dominating strains of infections.
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Giving the example of a 13-year-old boy whose cause of death was reported as dengue, Dr. Shivastava said he was tested NS1 positive with dengue only on the last two days of his life.
?He was clearly septic. He had white blood cell count of 13,000, extremely low blood pressure and a low platelet count of 15,000. He might have died of any other disease as he was diagnosed with dengue only in the last two days of his life, unlike the typical three to five days required by the vector to completely affect the person,? said Dr. Shrivastava.
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http://www.asianage.com/mumbai/6-died-other-infections-not-dengue-bmc-604
Uttar Pradesh
Woman's death from dengue (Aligarh)
Publish Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2014 12:44 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2014 12:44 AM (IST)
Iglas: Bass Sudama village in the area on Saturday, killing a woman from dengue. In general jholachap doctor treat fever as a family are Gorai. In bad shape when he was admitted to a private hospital in Aligarh.
Residents of the village area simile bass Sudama Devi (36) wife came fever Rakesh Kumar on November 17. Gorai fever as a woman from a normal family doctor jholachap did get the drug. On November 20 poor women were admitted to the Aligarh private hospital, the treatment of the simile Devi died Saturday. The village has brought family funeral. In this regard, people say that Gorai village remains the primary health center, but the doctors do not sit and drugs. Jholachap people has forced doctors to treat. Is overshadowed their lives. People say that the government claims to provide better health services. On the other hand, the ground reality. Health services are being provided only on paper.
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/aligarh-city-11802377.html
Mumbai, Maharashtra
6 died of other infections, not dengue: BMC
Nov 24, 2014 - Swati Jha | Mumbai
Of the 19 reported dengue deaths in the city, the six-member committee of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has recognised only 12 of them as the other six died due to other more dominating strains of infections.
...
Giving the example of a 13-year-old boy whose cause of death was reported as dengue, Dr. Shivastava said he was tested NS1 positive with dengue only on the last two days of his life.
?He was clearly septic. He had white blood cell count of 13,000, extremely low blood pressure and a low platelet count of 15,000. He might have died of any other disease as he was diagnosed with dengue only in the last two days of his life, unlike the typical three to five days required by the vector to completely affect the person,? said Dr. Shrivastava.
...
http://www.asianage.com/mumbai/6-died-other-infections-not-dengue-bmc-604