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India Dengue 2017

Haryana
Dengue deaths: Mismatch in govt, media reports

Sushil Manav
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, October 24
Under-reporting of dengue cases has come to light in Haryana this year. The government figures on the number of confirmed cases reported so far do not match the ground situation.
According to the Health Department figures, 1443 cases of dengue have been reported in the state until now. Sources say, ?No death due to dengue has been reported fromanywhere in the state, as per the government?s figures till Monday, as the deaths are immediately reported telephonically to the headquarters.?
However, media reports have confirmed two deaths in Hisar (Thandu Ram from Dabra and Kaushalya Devi from Urban Estate), two in Fatehabad (Milan Bhatia and Amar Chand Garg from Tohana) and one in Panchkula in the past few days.
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/haryana/dengue-deaths-mismatch-in-govt-media-reports/486620.html

West Bengal
Bengal govt dismisses allegations of pressuring hospitals to distort facts on dengue
West Bengal says that 18,328 persons in the state had been affected by dengue since January
Arkamoy Dutta Majumdar

Kolkata: The West Bengal government on Tuesday said that 18,328 persons in the state had been affected by dengue since January while dismissing allegations that the administration was pressuring private clinics and government hospitals to suppress or distort facts.

State chief secretary Malay Kumar De said the death toll due to dengue this year was 34,
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http://www.livemint.com/Science/7E4...s-allegations-of-pressuring-hospitals-to.html

The word 'dengi' is also called, because the text is the other
Own correspondent
Deganga and Basirhat
October 25, 2007, 05:22:40
Last updated: October 25, 2007, 08:07:49

The doctor said in the face of death, Dangi had died. But death certificate is recorded, the cause of death is 'Septicimia.'
The allegation that Ganges Karmakar (47) died on the death of Karmakarpara of Khajurdanga of Nurnagar Panchayat in Denganga. In the case of Abdullah Wahab (58), the same demand was made by the family.
Ganga was taken to Vishwanathpur block health center on fever. Blood tests are on Friday. The seizure was happening. The stomach was full. Barasat was taken from the hospital on Monday. The gang died there.

Her husband, Ranjit, said, "How much is the house and the house how much I sprayed the woman with a stretcher. But he did not start treatment. The doctor said in the face of death, Dengi has been killed by wife. But he wrote, "Ceptismia." His further claim, why did not write dengue, because of this question, Doctor Babu cleared, "There is a ban".
The number of deaths in the village of Degangar is rising by giving the number of deaths every day. Dangi is trying to pressure the administration, the allegations are repeatedly happening. But the government has always been saying that the question of information is not being questioned. Abdul Wahab of Jainabpur Gainpara of Barachampa 2 Panchayat was attacked by fever on Friday. The next day, his family took him to a doctor of Honda. On Monday, the stomach was in the flower. With breathing, severe sweating. The piss-closet closes.
Six people died on Monday and Tuesday in Basirhat subdivision. Regina Bibi (25) resident of Basirhat died of Sunday-Kodalia panchayat. Rafiqul Mondol's wife Regina was admitted to Basirhat District Hospital. From there, nursing nurses in Kolkata, and even in the hospital. The woman died after being brought home on Sunday.
Manihar Bibi (22) resident of Masia village of Baduria died on Monday evening in a nursing home of Dumdum. Family sources said that after getting admitted to Rudrapur Hospital, he was diagnosed with blood in his blood.
Seventh-year-old Mahali (13), a seventh-grade student of Gabtala village in Khasbalanda Panchor of Hora, was suffering from fever for several days. He died on the way to the heart of the hospital. Phuljana Bibi (45) and Anita Adhikari of South Adampur, Sunil Shil (52) of North Barda village of Hoda died on the spot.
http://www.anandabazar.com/state/dengue-is-not-written-in-death-certificate-1.695804

Sting deaths: Blame bacterial infection

Prithvijit Mitra | TNN | Oct 25, 2017, 05:43 IST


KOLKATA: Accompanying bacterial infections that have often remained undiagnosed have triggered the spurt in dengue deaths, believe a section of experts. Since dengue lowers the immunity levels of victims, they turn prone to bacterial attacks that could prove fatal if not treated. At least 15%-20% of the dengue-affected in Kolkata have an undetected secondary infection, they claimed.

A 42-year-old dengue patient suffered a renal failure at a private hospital last week.It left doctors intrigued since the patient had been stable. A blood culture revealed he had a bacterial infection that had aggravated his condition. "A high percentage of dengue patients, especially children and the elderly have suffered a bacterial infection or a super-added sepsis that has complicated matters.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...-bacterial-infection/articleshow/61212353.cms

Uttar Pradesh
Death of old man from dengue, Kohram in Amroha MP's village
Hindustan team, Amroha
Last updated: October 25, 2017 12:32 AM


Old age of dengue has died in the village of Amroha MP. The elderly had fever for many days. Dengue was confirmed in the Eliza Test. Last year, 4 people were killed in the village with fever-dengue.
60-year-old Hari Singh son Kanshi Ram, a resident of Karanpur village near Tehsil headquarters, was having fever for the past 5 days. There was no benefit after treatment with personal physicians. The doctor made a blood test. Families claim that Hari Singh was confirmed to have dengue. He died on Tuesday morning during treatment. There is a lot of chaos in the family. Karanpur Maafi village is a village adopted by Kanwar Singh Tanwar. Last year, there were 4 deaths due to fever and dengue. Later the doctors distributed the medicine by putting the camp in the village. Devkarn Saini, Tehsil President of Bhakiyu Bhanu village said that a few days ago, fever had died in the village. The health department had called for distribution of medicines by camping but the hearing was not done.
http://www.livehindustan.com/uttar-pradesh/amroha/story-old-man-death-with-dengue-1611271.html

Two deaths from dengue in two days in Kohrapur village of Farrukhabad
Hindustan team, Farrukhabad Kannauj
Last updated: 24 october, 2017 11:21 pm

Two people died from dengue in Kobharpur village of Kamalanganj in two days. In the village, more than six children are running ill with fever. The medical in-charge of the Community Health Center says that on Wednesday, the team will go to the village and distribute medicines by treating the sick. In this regard, they did not get the information before.
Sughar Singh, a resident of Kohrapur village, was suffering from fever. The family moved to Kanpur for treatment where the dengue was confirmed after the test. Sughar Singh died on Tuesday during treatment. The news reached the house as soon as it reached the house. Two days ago, the village's Alka wife Sachin also suffered from fever. He was also taken to Kanpur where dengue was confirmed. He also died during the treatment. More than six children in the village are suffering from fever but no team has reached the spot from the health department. Mansingh, the medical in-charge of the Community Health Center, told that he had no information in this regard. On Wednesday, the team of doctors will be sent to the village of Koharpur for treatment where children will also be given medicines for treatment.
http://www.livehindustan.com/uttar-...-kohrapur-village-of-farrukhabad-1611110.html
 
Punjab
Dengue haunts Kapurthala with 600 cases, 10 deaths
Three deaths in three days; govt to take stock of the situation

Aparna Banerji
Tribune News Service
Jalandhar, October 25
On September 18, the number of dengue cases in Kapurthala were 208, whereas today, a little over a month later, such cases have touched the 600 mark. Besides, the deadly disease has claimed 10 lives so far this season. The dengue cases are on the rise, spiralling out of control this year.
While Kapurthala leads the Doaba region in the reportage of dengue cases, it is for the first time that such an unprecedented numbers of dengue patients have been seen in the district. Of the 10 lives lost, as many as three deaths have taken place in the past three days. Even as the number of dengue patients in the district were 375 till October 2 , they have now doubled to over 600.
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/ja...purthala-with-600-cases-10-deaths/487455.html

Rajasthan
Rare dengue case: Patient with brain injury dies in SMS

TNN | Updated: Oct 26, 2017, 00:11 IST

Jaipur: A rare case of subdural haemorrhage (SDH), which is usually caused by head injury, was reported in a dengue patient who died while undergoing treatment at Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Hospital.
Though over 3,000 cases of dengue have already been reported in the state, this is a rare one and an example of how fatal dengue can be.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...n-injury-dies-in-sms/articleshow/61231197.cms

West Bengal
Class VI student dies of dengue Team MP | 25 Oct 2017 1:17 PM Kolkata: A Class VI student and a resident of Chetla in South Kolkata died of dengue on Wednesday. The deceased Pritam Halder (11) was admitted at Chittaranjan Seva Sadan in Bhowanipore on October 23. The death certificate of the boy mentions that he died of "Dengue NS1 Antigen Reactive". A resident of ward 82 of Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC), the boy was diagnosed with the mosquito-borne disease last Wednesday.
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Read more at: http://www.millenniumpost.in/kolkata/class-vi-student-dies-of-dengue-268086

Bengal dengue inflicted boy dies after discharged by hospital on ?recuperation?
25 October, 2017
By: Main Desk

By A Newsman
Barasat, 25 October: A six-year-old child, who was being treated for dengue, has died after a government hospital discharged him thinking that he had recuperated.
The incident has taken place at Basirhat District Hospital in North 24-Parganas and the deceased child, Golam Mustafa Gazi, hailed from Ghusuri village in the district.
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http://www.newsmen.in/news-item/ben...after-discharged-by-hospital-on-recuperation/

Dengi again died in Calcutta, the state of fever growing in the state


Elina Datta | News18 Bangla
Updated: Oct 25, 2017 07:59 PM IST
#Calcutta : Dangi Bali is one more in the metropolis. Dengi is a 11-year-old teenager. The young man named Pritam Haldar, a resident of Chetla.
Parents of Kalpana Institute of Class X of Moulton Avenue, studied in the Class VI in fever, took their parents to Jhootla Health Department in the Kolkata Municipal Corporation. From there, it was ordered to be admitted directly to the hospital. On September 23, he was admitted to Chittaranjan Services Sadan on Monday.
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http://bengali.news18.com/news/11-years-old-boy-died-due-to-dengue-at-kolkata-154816.html


Tamil Nadu
Dengue, death due to mysterious fever: Today only 3 people die!


2017-10-25 @ 17:45:29
Dindigul: Dengue and mysterious fever have killed three people in a single day. Dinesh Kumar, 4th grade student from Chinnalapatti in Dindigul district, was admitted to Madurai Government Hospital due to dengue fever. There he died without treatment. Relatives have accused the student of causing death due to lack of proper treatment at the government hospital. A 12-year-old girl from Perumalur near Perambalur was suffering from mysterious fever and was admitted to the primary health center.

He was admitted to the Perambalur Government Hospital for treatment and died due to treatment. Government doctors claim that there is no dengue fever for the girl, have been treated with a pseudo doctor and said that the cause of the death was minor. The police has been lodged with the police on a fake doctor. 5th grade student of Kallanurthi village in Kallakurichi was admitted to Salem Government Hospital, suffering from Dengue fever. There was no cure for the cerebral treatment in the course of treatment.
http://www.dinakaran.com/News_detail.asp?Nid=345852

5th grade student dies after dengue fever
Registration: October 25, 2017 15:40

Villupuram:

Mannal belonged to the village of Kallanatham near the small village of Villupuram district. His son is the poet (age 12). He was studying 5th grade in elementary school.

Over the past few days, he suffered from a fever. Following this, he was admitted to a private hospital in Kallakurichi.

Later they were admitted to the government hospital in Athur in Salem district. There he had a fever. When the doctors examined the body, the kiwi was visible to the dengue.

Last night at 9 pm, Salem took the hospital to the hospital. Where doctors gave him serious treatment. This morning, he suffered poorly and without sympathy.

It is noteworthy that 12 people have died so far in the dengue fever in Villupuram district.
http://www.maalaimalar.com/News/Dis...-affected-student-death-near-chinna-salem.vpf

Kerala
Susp. Dengue Death : KLM: Remya,32/F, D.o.D :19.10.17, Thenmala
http://dhs.kerala.gov.in/docs/transfer/addlph/drcd_25102017.pdf

Uttarakhand
Bajpur's Saraphha trader dies from dengue
Hindustan team, Kashipur
Last updated: October 25, 2017 6:39 PM

City's senior surge trader dies from dengue He was undergoing treatment at Ramamundi Hospital in Bareilly. The news of the death of Sarrapa trader is a wave of grief in the area. At the same time, there has been an uproar in the family.Mahindra Gandhinagar ward number four resident Sarafa businessman Virendra Kumar Jain (72) son of late Satpal Jain had fever for the last six days. He was being treated at a private hospital in the city. Here, the symptoms of dengue were examined in the Higher Center. On this, the villagers took Virendra Jain to Ramamuthi Hospital in Bareilly. Virendra died during the treatment here. Virendra has left behind his wife, wife Urmila Jain and one son and two daughters. Virendra Jain, who retired from marketing officer in Food Corporation of India, used to run a shop called Shri Chandra Lord Jewelers in Ramraj Road Society Market. Infections in the kidneys with Virendra Jain dengue Were suffering from uric acid and sugar. Their last platelets were close to 36000. Death in this situation is not natural. Platelets of dengue patients can be increased from 20 to 25 thousand rupees. Dengue mosquito bites only in the day, therefore, the water stored for the rescue should be fully dressed.-Dr B.K. Tillara, CMS, CHC Bazpur
http://www.livehindustan.com/uttara...ers-dies-due-to-dengue-in-bajpur-1611956.html
 
West Bengal

Three more die of dengue in Kolkata: state death toll goes up
25 October, 2017
By: Main Desk

By A Newsman
Kolkata, 25 October: THREE more people have died of dengue in Kolkata today, taking the total number of dengue deaths in the state to 38 according to state government records.
Pritam Halder of Chetla in south Kolkata, Aditya Prasad of Nager Bazar in north Kolkata, and Matiur Rehman of Barasat in North 24-Parganas died today in separate hospitals in the city.
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http://www.newsmen.in/news-item/three-more-die-of-dengue-in-kolkata-state-death-toll-goes-up/

Two more dengue deaths set off fresh spurt alarm

tnn | Oct 26, 2017, 03:17 IST


KOLKATA: Last week's depression-triggered showers had given rise to an apprehension of a fresh spurt in the dengue outbreak and two deaths in the city on Wednesday confirmed that the fears were not unfounded. While an 11-year-old Class VI student from Chetla succumbed to the virus at Chittaranjan Seva Sadan, a 77-year-old resident of Dum Dum died of dengue at the Dum Dum Municipality Hospital.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...ff-fresh-spurt-alarm/articleshow/61230704.cms

Maharashtra
78% dengue deaths in Maharashtra are from Mumbai
An official from BMC?s public health department said this year the city experienced unprecedented rainfall, which increased the number of mosquito breeding spots

MUMBAI Updated: Oct 26, 2017 10:09 IST
Aayushi Pratap

Hindustan Times

In a stark reminder of why we must keep our surroundings clean, especially during the monsoon, of the 18 people who died of dengue this year in Maharashtra so far, 14 deaths (77.77%) were reported from Mumbai, one each was recorded from neighbouring cities of Thane (5.55%) and Kalyan (5.55%). The data collected is from January 1 to October 14.

Dengue.webp
http://nvbdcp.gov.in/den-cd.html

Comment: West Bengal has seen at least 38 deaths. It is likely that the figures above represent only a fraction of Dengue cases in India. According to the state website, Kerala has confirmed 19,148 cases with 34 deaths, but has an additional 63,352 cases with 232 deaths classified as suspected Dengue . - Ro

Compare with prior NVBDCP figures:
Year // Cases // Fatalities
2016 // 79,800 // 166 to Oct 30
2015 // 64,058 // 135 to Oct 25
2014 // 21,772 // 48 to Oct 29
2013 // 55,063 // 138 to Oct 28
2012 // 30,002 // 165 to Oct 31
2011 // 10,035 // 85 to Oct 31
 
Rajasthan
12 year old girl died of Dengue in Jodhpur
https://www.patrika.com/pali-news/d...e-girls-death-department-of-medicine-1937476/

Tamil Nadu
Pregnant woman dies in Tiruvannamalai
Posted by: Gajalakshmi Updated: Thursday, October 26, 2017, 11:32 [IST] Subscribe to Oneindia

Thiruvannamalai: Dengue fever threatens Tamil Nadu A two-year-old girl from Arani in Tiruvannamalai district and a pregnant woman from Madurai died in Dengue. Dengue is a life-threatening fever. Deaths caused by dengue in children and women every day are causing panic among people. Anirkumar's 2-year-old son, Harivasanth, has been admitted to the hospital for the past 8 days due to a mysterious fever in Tiruvannamalai district. He was hospitalized at a private hospital in Chennai and died today. Similarly, a 5-month pregnant woman in Rani, who was residing at the Madurai Reservoire Housing Board Colony Madriressa School Road. Rani died after being treated in private hospital for 4 days.

Read more at: https://tamil.oneindia.com/news/tam...rani-a-pregnant-lady-from-madurai-299619.html
 
Tamil Nadu
Child death due to dengue fever

2017-10-26 @ 09:03:02
Krishnagiri: A two-and-a-half-year-old child, Arul, died of dengue fever. Salem was hospitalized after being admitted to the SKS Hospital.

Chandigarh
Woman dies of high fever; dengue suspected

Chandigarh, October 26
The death of a 60- year-old woman due to high fever at a government hospital in the city last night has triggered the fear of dengue turning fatal.
The woman, a resident of Sector 45, was suffering from high fever for the past two days. Her neighbours took her to a clinic yesterday from where she was rushed to the government hospital where she died.
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/chandigarh/woman-dies-of-high-fever-dengue-suspected/488042.html

Punjab
Panic grips Khanna as four dengue deaths suspected

Gurminder S Grewal
Khanna October 26
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A woman identified as Kamla Devi (50) of Saloudi village died at Civil Hospital Khanna allegedly due to dengue symptoms. Yesterday, two youths, Sukhbir Singh (25) and Mohan Singh (30), both residents of Basant Nagar Khanna, had died due to symptoms similar to that of dengue. On Tuesday, a woman of Gaushala Road, Nona, had also died. The Health Department is yet to confirm these deaths due to dengue.
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/lu...a-as-four-dengue-deaths-suspected/487914.html


Maharashtra
Another dengue patient dies of brain complication

Umesh Isalkar | TNN | Oct 26, 2017, 23:59 IST


PUNE: Two persons died this month due to neurological complications, rarely seen in dengue cases, hinting at the changing profile of the virus.
On October 1, 72-year-old Alka Garde succumbed to dengue-induced encephalopathy, while Janardhan Zori, 55, died of expanded dengue syndrome with intracerebral bleed and severe brain stem dysfunction on October 18.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...f-brain-complication/articleshow/61231011.cms

NEW MOTHER LOSES BATTLE TO DISEASE
By Lata Mishra, Mumbai Mirror | Updated: Oct 26, 2017, 07.46 AM IST
New mother loses battle to disease
Deepa Maurya had slipped into a coma after delivering a baby boy on Oct 16; family refuses to accept body unless action taken against 'negligent' doctors.

After struggling to fight dengue for almost nine days, 35-year-old Deepa Maurya, who slipped into a coma right after she delivered a baby boy on October 16, died at Fortis Hospital, Mulund, on Wednesday evening. Deepa was shifted to Fortis from Shrenik Maternity Centre in Bhandup, where she delivered her child, right after giving birth in a critical condition. Her family has alleged that the doctors at the Bhandup healthcare facility failed to detect and diagnose that she was suffering from dengue, and this resulted in her death. Deepa's newborn son, too, is critical and battling for his life in the NICU unit of another hospital.
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https://mumbaimirror.indiatimes.com...es-battle-to-disease/articleshow/61233019.cms

West Bengal
DENGUE WREAKS HAVOC IN BENGAL, 41 DEAD
Friday, 27 October 2017 | Saugar Sengupta | Kolkata


Dengue tended to wreak havoc in southern Bengal taking at least seven districts under its grip with about 20,000 infected cases and 41 officially reported deaths ? mostly from North 24 Parganas ? sparking a war of words between Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and the Opposition, sources said.

Things seem to worsen with the Government going on the denial mode and the Chief Minister accusing the opposition parties, and private clinics for ?spreading rumour and panic for political gain and business,? apparently frightening and forcing the doctors to diagnose patients with ?unknown fever affliction.?

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Latest deaths were reported as late as on Thursday with four persons perishing to the dreaded disease in North 24 Parganas and one in one person each dying in Kolkata and Bhangar.
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http://www.dailypioneer.com/nation/dengue-wreaks-havoc-in-bengal-41-dead.html


4 more die of dengue in Bengal; health dept raids lab in Burdwan for diagnosis
26 October, 2017
By: Main Desk
CATEGORY: KOLKATA

By Our Newsmen
Kolkata / Asansol, 26 October: FOUR more people have died of dengue in Bengal in the past 24-hours, taking the total number of deaths to 45 and nearly 20,000 been inflicted, state health department has stated.
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http://www.newsmen.in/news-item/4-m...alth-dept-raids-lab-in-burdwan-for-diagnosis/
 
Tamil Nadu
3 more die of Dengue in Coimbatore
Published: Oct 28,201703:30 AM

Chennai: Ten-year-old girl Santhiya, a resident of Harijan Colony in Pollachi was down with fever a week ago. She was admitted to a government hospital in Pollachi. As she did not recover, the girl was shifted to Coimbatore Medical College and Hospital (CMCH), where she died without responding to treatment.
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http://www.dtnext.in/News/TamilNadu...re-die-of-Dengue-in-Coimbatore.vpf?TId=112141

West Bengal

3 women die of dengue in Kolkata hospitals; govt cancels leaves of all hosp staff
27 October, 2017
By: Main Desk

By A Newsman
Kolkata, 27 October: THE death toll of dengue inflicted persons in Bengal is increasing by every passing day and so is increasing the number of inflictions.
Three persons today died of dengue in two separate hospitals in Kolkata. All three of them are women ~ Mita Choudhury from Behala, Sulata Naskar from Salap in Howrah, and Sakila Gaji from North 24-Parganas.
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http://www.newsmen.in/news-item/3-w...pitals-govt-cancels-leaves-of-all-hosp-staff/

Uttar Pradesh
Dengue wreaking, two more including teenage deaths
Hindustan team, Rampur
Last updated: October 28, 2017 12:31 AM


The teenager suffering from dengue has died during treatment. After his death, family members are in a bad condition by crying.
Rajesh, a resident of Shitalnagar in Civil Lines Police Station area, was getting constant complaints about the fever coming after Diwali. The family members were treating him in a private hospital. But he was not getting any comfort. After quite a lot of trouble, the family members had done a blood test in her own lab. Due to his low platelet, he had told that the doctor had taken Moradabad. After that the family members took him to Moradabad. Where he was being treated. But he died during his treatment. Where after the death of the family the people crying is bad. While the Health Department says that there is no dengue patient here. While on the day the people are embracing death due to dengue. Patients growing up day
On the day the patients of dengue are increasingly growing. But health is sitting on hand with hands holding hands. Since Diwali, a dengue has spread its legs across the district. On the day the people have been complaining about dengue. The victims started standing in line to take medicines in the private hospital since morning. By the evening, they are coming and going. But the staff of the District Hospital say that there is a whole system. But no one has yet come to complain about dengue.
http://www.livehindustan.com/uttar-...e-deaths-due-to-dengue-in-rampur-1615472.html
 
West Bengal
WB govt in troubled waters over dengue death toll figures

By Rabi Banerjee | October 27, 2017
Dengue epidemic has clutched the state of West Bengal with more than 20,000 people being affected. With many not reporting to hospitals and continuing to stay at home, the figure could rise to even 50,000 in the next few days.

The government has, however, denied the fact that it underestimated the number of people supposedly affected by the virus.

The West Bengal health report quotes the death toll at 30, while unofficial figures project around 400 deaths. The report, however, could not inform on how many people were affected by the deadly virus. About five children had died in last one week in Kolkata alone.
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http://www.theweek.in/news/india/wb-govt-troubled-waters-over-dengue-death-toll-figures.html

Punjab
Dengue hits Punjab with 652 cases in two daysOct 28, 2017 1:11 Pm

Dengue hits Punjab with 652 cases in two days
Dengue hits Punjab 652 cases two days: The dreaded dengue is gradually spreading its tentacles in Punjab, with the total number of cases in the state mounting to 457, including 42 reported on Tuesday. The last two days have seen 652 cases reported in Punjab. Health department data says 6,771 cases have been reported till date this year. This is lower than last year that saw 10,149 cases. There have been 12 suspected dengue deaths. The number was 15 last year.
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https://dailypost.in/news/punjab/dengue-hits-punjab-652-cases-two-days/

6th class student dies of Dengue in Ferozepur
By : Babushahi BureauFirst Published : Saturday, Oct 28, 2017 11:00 AM


6th class student dies of Dengue in Ferozepur
Ferozepur, October 28, 2017: Semon, a 6th class student in a private school from Guruharsahai near Ferozpur died of Dengue disease ? a killer virus.
Around 300 positive cases have been reported of Dengue attack.
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http://www.babushahi.com/full-news....6th-class-student-dies-of-Dengue-in-Ferozepur
 
Uttarakhand
2nd dengue death in Haridwar in just a wk

tnn | Updated: Oct 28, 2017, 20:44 IST

M S Nawaz
Haridwar: In another suspected case of death due to dengue, a 22-year-old man from Haridwar died following high fever at a private hospital in Dehradun on Saturday. Last Saturday, a 30-year-old woman from the district who had similar symptoms died in Delhi?s Apollo hospital.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...aridwar-in-just-a-wk/articleshow/61308452.cms

West Bengal
In Kolkata, 5 more die of dengue in 2 days
Govt says cause of deaths yet to be verified; sticks to 38 toll
Written by SWEETY KUMARI | Published:October 29, 2017 1:30 am

At least two people, suffering from dengue, died on Saturday, while three more deaths due to the vector-borne disease were reported on Friday. Biswajit Deb (41) of Belgharia and Soma Das (35) of Kestopur died on Saturday while Mita Choudhury (54) of Behala, Shakila Ghazil (55) of Bantala and Gautam Mitra (62) of South 24 Parganas died on Friday. ?So far, 38 people have died. The recent deaths are yet to be verified. We have sought documents,? Director of Health Services B R Satpathi told The Sunday Express.
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http://indianexpress.com/article/cities/kolkata/in-kolkata-5-more-die-of-dengue-in-2-days-4911429/

Dangi-panic is spreading, death is rising
By: Samiran Pal, Jhilam Karanjai, ABP Ananda | Last updated: Saturday, 28 October 2017 9:32 PM

Dangi-panic is spreading, death is rising
Abhara: Dangi-panic around The crowd is overflowing in hospitals. These conditions are increasingly late in death. Dangi is having a huge size.

Sujay Biswas (13) from Hambra's Banspul resident was suffering from fever since Thursday. He died on arsonic hospital Friday night. Due to death due to fever, death certificate has been mentioned.

Aiyadah's Biswajit Dev (41) was suffering from fever since Thursday. Apollo hospital was admitted to Apollo Hospital. The businessman died on Saturday morning. Death certificate is mentioned as 'Fever with NS One Positive'.

Digambar Laila Bibi has a fever since Sunday. On Friday, the National Medical College was admitted. This woman is dead on Saturday morning. In this case, Death Certificate has been written, Fever with NS One Positive.

Jhuma Lahiri of Kastipur died on Friday in a nursing home. Dangi has been mentioned in his death certificate.
http://abpananda.abplive.in/state/more-deaths-due-to-dengue-fear-is-spreading-399166

Tamil Nadu
Health Secretary reporting that the official number of Dengue fatalities in the state has risen to 52.
http://www.puthiyathalaimurai.com/n...rnment-record-wise-dengue-death-52-in-tn.html

9th grade student dies after dengue in Dindigul
Registration: October 28, 2017 18:00

Dindigul:

Dandapani is from Kothambetti near Dindigul. His daughter Maithili (age 14). He studied 9th grade at a school in Dindigul. In the last few days, he has had a fever. The Dindigul government was admitted to the hospital and got treatment.

He was then sent to Madurai Government Hospital for treatment. There he was confirmed to be dengue. So he suffered no ill-treatment last night.

In Dindigul district, dengue and virus deaths are taking place every day. Two school students from Mettur were killed yesterday before yesterday. Furthermore, a school student has died. The public is afraid of subsequent deaths.
http://www.maalaimalar.com/News/Dis...dengue-fever-9th-student-died-in-dindigul.vpf

Uttar Pradesh
Dengue suspected schoolgirl death
Hindustan team, Rampur
Last updated: October 28, 2017 11:52 PM


After the death of a girl student and a woman from dengue, the family has got angry. But there is no confirmation in the district hospital.
For nearly 15 days, the dengue has spread its legs throughout the district.One day sick patients are constantly becoming victims of death. But there is no such complaint in the district hospital. More than ten deaths have been reported throughout the week. But then there is a danger in people. Even today there are two deaths. Kishash Rastogi, a resident of Miston Ganj, had fever two days ago. Where his family members had treated him at the same private hospital. But the family members took her to Vivekanand due to lack of improvement in the condition. Where he died during his treatment. After the death, the family members are in a bad condition by stopping the protesters. Rubina, a resident of Alva Raza, had a fever several days ago. The family members were treating him in his private hospital. But the condition did not return to Moradabad after the improvement. He also died during treatment. After his death the family members got angry.
Dengue spread across half the village of Damodar, mostly recruited in Bareilly
Dengue outbreaks continue this time. The effect of which is highest in the Mora. Here, three-four-day people are getting dengue in Dhomora. The patients here are treating themselves in private hospitals. But after that there is no improvement, they are running towards Bareilly. But there is no such patient in the district hospital.
Dengue spreads in school and college
Teachers teaching dengue and school are also hunting for dengue. Daegu is continuously rolling its legs in the district. Due to the decrease of platelets in people, people are getting dengue complaints. Teachers and teachers in school and college are also being victim of this fever. More than half the teachers of private schools are on leave.
Notice issued by CMO to rain pathology
There was always a blood check in the lab in the Rain Pathology Lab in the discussion. Where Positive came in the report. This case had reached CMO. Where this person was tested again. After that came the negligence in the investigation. On the basis of the same report, CMO Subodh Kumar Sharma demanded clarification while issuing notice to the lab.
No report found by private hospital
Dengue patients were receiving reports of recruitment of patients in the private hospitals on the day of the district. On the basis of that two days ago, CMO had asked to issue notice to all private doctors. That any dengue suspects should be immediately told upon receipt. But even after two days passed, no private doctor informed him about the matter. Even after this, the patients of dengue are treating themselves in more private hospitals.
http://www.livehindustan.com/uttar-...engue-suspected-schoolgirl-death-1616804.html

Dengue fever
Publish Date: Sat, 28 Oct 2017 05:51 PM (IST) | Updated Date: Sat, 28 Oct 2017 05:51 PM (IST)

Eta, Jathra: Dengue and the resulting death in the district are continuously continuing. A boy who was hit by a dengue in the town of Jethra broke his breath. There is a state of horror in the town after the child's death.

Rishabh's 12-year-old son Subodh Kumar Gupta, resident of Man Market, was affected four or five days ago. He had a fever, whose medicine family was receiving from the local private physician. The doctors here neither expressed fear of dengue nor did the test, due to which the situation of Rishab deteriorated. On condition of poor condition on Saturday, the family took him to a private doctor of Aliganj. If the child saw the symptoms of dengue and tested him then the disease was confirmed. With dengue, only Rishab platelets were found to be 36,000. Looking at the serious situation, the doctor advised him to take him to Agra. The family was coming with Agra. They had just reached Tundla that the rishabh's health became worse and his body started cracking. In a few minutes, he died.

By Jagran
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh...hild-from-dengue-the-state-of-a-16927963.html

Telangana
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20 persons in hospital after death of a dengue case

Disease sufferers in Mamidiguda village, Dengue Disease Hospital and Dengue Disease Hospital

Manatalanga / Kasiapeta: There are people who look at the house in the house. There are villagers who claim that government medical services are a threat. The villagers are dying out of dengue. The village is mamigududem. The district of Kailashya is a caste system. The village of Mamigigudem in Majid Gramapanchayat cache of cassipet took the bed with dengue. The villagers say that one in the village was suffering from illness at home. Most people in the village have been infected with dengue. They have already alleged that a 20-year-old tribal who was already killed by a Fatah Teja (40) has been treated in various hospitals. They said that they had moved to Karimnagar hospital due to the poisoning of the Corriere and Azmi Chandra. Nagavat Suresh, Juddula Jagya, Nagavat Harish, 5 months Papa Appasana, Lavaudiya Rajamma, Banotu Basker, Abhinayi, Sampath, Rajeshwari, Nagavat Santhari, Abhishek, Nitin, Nagavat Shankar, Lalitha, Gutu. The Vice MPP Lavudia Balaram reports have shown that Bhukya Vanitha Kori Lakshma, Ajimara Lata, Bhukya Tirupathi and Surekha have been diagnosed with Dengue and have been reported in hospitals.
The hospital does not care
The villagers were angry that the hospital staff was in the cascade center of the hospital but the medical personnel were not inclined to come here and give the paracetamol. The villagers were angry with the medical staff as the dengue sick villagers in the village had gone to the hospital without a doctor on Saturday.

Three times the collector has been asked

Banobu Nilayam, District President of Ladabada Rights Action Committee, has expressed no response to the District Collector's claim that all diseases are being infected in the pandas. He alleged that the district collector was not lavabadal. He was angry that he was forgetting the development of the place where the laddaheds were. He said that the large number of villagers in the mangdiagudi have suffered from dengue in the disease, while there are at least 108 ambulances. He also said that the tribal people who have suffered from seasonal diseases have not even had an anesthetic to the authorities.

Enhanced medicine should be provided in the mango gut

Vice MP Lovia Balaram urged steps to ensure better medical services in the tribal village of Mango village. He said the medical personnel were not in hospital and where the villages would come. He demanded immediate medical services in the village to recover the collector. Jabal Gajanand and Ajmera Chanda were also present at the function.
http://manatelangana.news/2017/10/one-person-killed-with-dengue-death-in-20-people-join-hospital/
 
West Bengal
D-Word to avoid is dengue

- Term shield in season of sting and denial
SANJAY MANDAL


Calcutta: Dengue has officially become a dirty word that many government, municipal and private hospitals won't mention even in death certificates.

Terms like "severe fever with thrombocytopenia", "flavivirus" and "capillary leak syndrome" are being used as substitutes for the vector-borne disease in prescriptions, hospital discharge summaries and even death certificates of people with a confirmed dengue diagnosis.

The reason? Denial is easier than taking the sting out of an outbreak increasing in intensity, say public health experts frustrated by the alleged suppression of dengue figures.


The health department estimates the number of people affected by dengue this year to be 20,000-odd, but independent sources in the public health sector believe the figure is much higher.The death toll stands at 40, including at least 10 in the Calcutta Municipal Corporation belt.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/d-word-to-avoid-is-dengue-181943

Punjab
5th suspected dengue death at Khanna

Our Correspondent
Khanna, October 29
The death of a 17-year-old schoolgirl, allegedly due to suspected dengue, caused alarm bells ringing here today. This is the fifth such death in the past five days although the Health Department had not confirmed it as a dengue death case.
The girl, identified as Dimple (17), was a student of plus two and resident of the Guru Harkrishan Nagar area.
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/ludhiana/5th-suspected-dengue-death-at-khanna/489449.html

Maharashtra
Dengue death of a child with a farmer in Beed; Two wickets in 24 hours, not just a record
Representative | Oct 30, 2017, 03:00 AM IST

Beed: Two people have died of dengue in 24 hours. A four-year-old boy was killed in a Shimni colony in Bashirganj area of ​​Beed city, and a farmer died of dengue in Varkati taluka of Taluka. This is not registered by the District Health Department.

Shadl Jakid Pawar (4), a resident of Shipni Colony in Bashirganj area of ​​Beed city, was admitted to a private hospital in the city on Saturday. He was rushed to the district hospital, after suffering from vomiting when he was taking him to Aurangabad for treatment.

The doctor advised to take the child for treatment in Aurangabad after treatment at this place. At the end of the night, the child died at 1.30 pm in Aurangabad hospital. Ankush Ganpatrao Kotule (age 49) from Vartali in Beed taluka was ill with the farmer. He was admitted to Beed's government hospital on Saturday. Later, when they were going to Aurangabad for further treatment, they died on their way. After the farmer Kottule, there is a son, wife and wife. Overall, the health department has no record of this incident and there has been a need to take measures.

The reason for the inquiry will be clarified as it is clear that the
four-year-old child of Beed is primarily concerned with pneumonia. The case paper has not been available yet and after seeing it, he will know the cause of death. Then the reason for the investigation of the death of the farmer will be revealed.
-Dr. Kamalakar Blind, district malaria officer Beed
https://divyamarathi.bhaskar.com/news/MAH-MAR-child-dengue-death-5732218-NOR.html

Haryana
Youth's death from suspected dengue, people in panic
Publish Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2017 05:42 PM (IST) | Updated Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2017 05:42 PM (IST)
Youth's death from suspected dengue, people in panicYouth's death from suspected dengue, people in panicJagaran Reporter, Kaithal: Dengue and viral havoc in the district is continuing. Daily in hospitals
Jagaran Reporter, Kaithal

: Dengue and viral wounds continue in the district. Everyday cases are coming out in hospitals. There is an outbreak of viral and dengue in every home in Amargarh Badi street number three. There are many houses where three to four members of a family are in its grip, while Khurana Road is saying that a young man is dying of dengue, However, the Health Department has not confirmed this. While the condition of two patients of dengue has been severe, PGI has been referred to Chandigarh from Civil Hospital. 20 year old youth resident of Nankpuri colony died from dengue. However, the Health Department has not confirmed this. Ashok Kumar, father of the deceased youth, told that a week ago Sun had a fever. If you are admitted to the hospital, you have to tell if you have a dengue on the test. Platelets had come up to ten thousand. If there was no improvement in Kaithal, Karnal was admitted to Kalpana Chawla Hospital. Where the doctors referred the Chandigarh PGI. Where on Friday died

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Jagga Saini, Bannilda, Kala and Phool Kumar, who lived in Amargarh Gamari, said that there is a woe of dengue and viral in the street. For the past one month people are upset. There is no home in which people are not sick. At this time around 20 to 25 people are in the grip of dengue and viral. Two people have been admitted to a private hospital. Satish has fever in the street with Yuvraj Singh, Rohit, Dinesh, Rheevi, Balraj, Shubham, Sunita, Vishal, Border, Sonia, Johnny, Tony, Bimla, Sunil, Rani, Mann. Colonisers said that there is a fear of dengue and viral that people are running towards the hospital to get a test as a light fever. Dirt is stored in the streets of the colony. No attention is paid to cleanliness. Phonging has not been done by the city council.

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Surya died of dengue in Khurana road. The relatives of the deceased youth told that the sun had fever last week. If tested, then dengue fever was reported. The first was admitted to the Government Hospital, but if there was no improvement in the treatment, a private hospital was admitted. Where the doctors referenced the situation poorly. After this Karnal's Kalpana Chawla was taken to the hospital. Even here there was no improvement, Chandigarh was taken to PGI, where on Friday died during treatment. The family said that his son died due to negligence in treatment.
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http://www.jagran.com/haryana/kaith...-people-are-in-panic-in-kaithal-16933401.html
 
West Bengal
Dengue: Three more deaths in Kolkata, fringes

Sanjib Chakraborty | TNN | Oct 30, 2017, 06:48 IST

KOLKATA: Dengue claimed one more life on the northern fringes of the city on Sunday afternoon. The deceased has been identified as 22-year old Avishek Tewari, a resident of Belgharia, who was admitted to Fortis hospital on Saturday. The certificate issued by the hospital mentions dengue hemorrhagic shock as one of the reasons for his death.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...s-in-kolkata-fringes/articleshow/61329486.cms

Eight-year-old dies of dengue in Baranagar
THE ASIAN AGE. Published : Oct 30, 2017, 6:30 am IST Updated : Oct 30, 2017, 6:32 am IST

The victim, Bipasha Sau (8), was a resident of ward no. 18 of Baranagar municipality at Doctor bagan.

Kolkata: Dengue continues to claim lives as a girl died to the disease in Baranagar on the northern outskirts of the city on Sunday amidst trading of charges between the ruling and opposition parties in the state.

The victim, Bipasha Sau (8), was a resident of ward no. 18 of Baranagar municipality at Doctor bagan. The class 3 student was suffering from fever for the last seven days.
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http://www.asianage.com/metros/kolkata/301017/eight-year-old-dies-of-dengue-in-baranagar.html


Uttar Pradesh
Death of one from dengue, severe panic in the district
Publish Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2017 02:59 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2017 02:59 AM (IST)

Jagaran team, Hapur: Dengue woes continue in the district. The officials of the medical department and municipal corporation have remained mukadaksharakara. A woman died from dengue on Saturday in Hapur. While fever fever is being caused by people in Buxar village of Sinbhavali region. After the death of two people in the past, the Health Department did not stop. Now in the investigation report of three people resident of the village, there has been a stir in the village due to the confirmation of dengue. While more than a dozen people are moaning with fever. After the death of two people a few days ago, if the health officials awoke from sleep, the villagers could be saved from this havoc.

Female pravin kaur, resident of Hapur Vikas Colony, Hapur, had fever six days earlier, after which he was treated with a local doctor. Despite the treatment, the fever of the woman was not reduced. Dengue was confirmed for testing. The woman died on Saturday only during treatment. While on Friday only one person was killed. Nitin Garg, a resident of village Buxar, had fever a few days ago. The family admitted him to Hapur. From where he referred to Columbia of Delhi. Nitin's uncle, Mahendra Garg alias Pappu, was also admitted to Hapur in the village due to fever. Later Mahendra also referred to Delhi. Both of them are currently undergoing treatment in the Columbia Hospital of Delhi. At the same time Ashok Sharma resident of village resident admitted to the Meerut hospital after fever. The relatives of the three said that the test report has confirmed dengue. After the confirmation of dengue in the report, in the village Stirred up. At present, more than a dozen people in the village suffer from fever. A few days ago, Gullu Soni and Rafiqan, a resident of the village, have died due to fever. Regardless, the officers of its health department did not wake up. If the eye of the department opens, then fever on the villagers does not break into a havoc.

- Dengue death has not been reported. The team will be investigated and sent. People need to be aware so that the water can not be collected in one place.

-Dr. Praveen Sharma, Deputy Chief Medical Officer

By Jagran
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/hapur-city-dengue-death-16936737.html

Rajasthan
Two more deaths from dengue in Dhaulpur, 18 people have died in the district so far
khaskhabar.com: Monday, 30 October 2017 1:20 pm (IST)

Two more deaths from dengue in Dhaulpur, 18 people have died in the district so far
Dhaulpur Dengue is not taking the name of the havoc. Two people died after dengue in Dhaulpur. Since dengue, 18 deaths have occurred in Dhaulpur district. After the continuous deaths, the medical department's sleep is now broken. Seeing the situation, the team of the team has done a survey by phoning in the areas.

The latest case is that of Kurrayda village of Bari subdivision.On one day, a woman and a man have died from dengue fever. In the same village, more than five dozen people have been hit by dengue and malaria, whose treatment is in Dhaulpur , Agra, Gwalior and Jaipur. After the deaths in the village, the medical department team reached the village and informed the people about the larvae spreading the dengue and the water filled in the coolers, fridges and tanks was evacuated, after which the entire village Fogged in

Rural Mahavir and Raghuvir told that more than five dozen people have been in the grip of dengue and malaria in the village, whose treatment is underway in Dhaulpur, Agra, Gwalior and Jaipur. The team of medical departments has not arrived in Aaj Tak village and after two deaths due to dengue in the village, the team of medical departments has reached the village.
http://m.khaskhabar.com/news/news-t...dholpur-district-news-hindi-1-267452-KKN.html
 
West Bengal: Seven die of dengue, ?unknown? fever
As per the state health department, number of people affected by dengue this year is above 20,000. But, government hospital sources said that the figure is much higher.
By: Express News Service | Kolkata | Published:October 31, 2017 12:14 am

At least four people, allegedly suffering from dengue, and three others, having ?unknown fever?, died in the state in the last 24 hours.
Sources said while Ramzan Ali (40) and Ratna Das (25), both residents of North 24 Parganas, died at R G Kar Medical Hospital in Kolkata on Monday, Maria Bibi (50), a resident of Deganga, died on Sunday.
Anu Das (30), a resident of Dum Dum, died on Sunday. Following her death, locals in the area on Monday blocked the vehicle of MLA Sujit Bose and demonstrated. Sources said three people have died in the last 24 hours due to ?unknown fever.? Areas like Bongaon, Dum Dum, Bidhannagar, Bhangar, Lake Town have seen the maximum number of dengue cases, as per sources. In the last few days, Deganga has witnessed at least four dengue deaths, they added.
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http://indianexpress.com/article/india/west-bengal-seven-die-of-dengue-unknown-fever-4914452/

Kerala
Con. Dengue Death: TVM: Prakash,38/M, D.o.D:30.10.17, Andoorkonam
Susp. Dengue Death: TVM: Jayasree,46/F,D.o.D:29.10.17, Maranalloor
http://dhs.kerala.gov.in/docs/transfer/addlph/drcd_30102017.pdf

Jharkhand: Dengue death in Radhanagar for second day

Uddhwa: Another person died in Dengue in Radhanagar village on Saturday, but his official confirmation has not been confirmed as according to the information, 70 year old elder Balram Ghosh of Radhanagar village died on Saturday night in order to be taken to Malda. According to the relatives, Balram Ghosh had been suffering from high fever for some days and was undergoing treatment with Jhalachap Doctor of the village. If the people were being taken to Malda, the common symptoms of dengue in the deceased were in the absence of money, the drug was given to the doctor in Jhalachapat's trust, while in the English village of block area
http://news.raftaar.in/jharkhand-ra...ू-मौत/detail/777a210678b1040fd9e81b8e6eb08160

Madhya Pradesh
Dengue's sister dies, brother gets serious condition in Delhi
Published: Mon, 30 Oct 2017 07:07 PM (IST) | Updated: Mon, 30 Oct 2017 07:23 PM (IST)By: Editorial Team

Morena The first case of this year of the death of dengue sufferers in urban areas has emerged this year. A teenager living near Peepal Mata Temple has died during treatment in Gwalior. The teenager's brother is also in the grip of dengue, who has been referred to Delhi.

As news of death came to light, the health department team reached the house of the deceased, and a container survey was started here. is. This time dengue cases are coming less than last year. But the situation in the urban area is not well.

According to the information, 17-year-old daughter Tanu Shivvari of Devendra Shivvar, who lived near Peepal Mata Temple and 14-year-old son Yash, fell ill with one. According to the family, he was getting treatment for both of them at a nearby doctor. Dengue-positive came in both the investigations report. But local doctors would say that they would control this disease.

It is being told that when the condition of both the children was worn on Sunday night, the relatives took them to Mangal Hospital Gwalior for treatment. Even here, his condition did not improve, then the body of the deceased was taken to Gwalior JAH for treatment. But Tanu died here. Yash's playlist was also 24 thousand. Due to which treatment has been referred to Delhi for treatment.

Home sprinkling medicine

The health department says that in this case patients' treatment continued on private doctors. The reason for this is that he did not know that the Peepal Mata Mandir had the presence of mosquitoes spreading dengue. After the news of death, after confirming the health department, the department has carried out the drug spraying and container survey throughout the area. It was also seen that some other patients were not in the grip of this sickness.

Private hospital does not give information of dengue sufferers

The district administration often says in such serious cases that they did not get the information on time. According to officials, he does not get the information about the patients receiving treatment in private hospitals. However, if the health department issues instructions to the private hospital that the information of Dengue-positive patients should be given to the health department, it can be detected in the time of dengue outbreaks.

They say

The patients were being treated at the private hospital in Gwalior. So the information about this could not be found. As soon as we get the information, we have reached the spot. Container Survey has started and medicines are also being sprayed - Dr. Pradeep Mishra, CMHO Murraya
http://naidunia.jagran.com/madhya-p...ue-infected-brother-referred-to-delhi-1376394

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Comment: West Bengal has seen at least 41 deaths. It is likely that the figures above represent only a fraction of Dengue cases in India. According to the state website, Kerala has confirmed 19,230 cases with 34 deaths, but has an additional 63,512 cases with 233 deaths classified as suspected Dengue . - Ro

http://nvbdcp.gov.in/den-cd.html

Compare to previous years
Year // Cases // Fatalities
2016 // 79,800 // 166 to Oct 30
2015 // 64,058 // 135 to Oct 25
2014 // 21,772 // 48 to Oct 29
2013 // 55,063 // 158 to Oct 28
2012 // 30,002 // 165 to Oct 31
2011 // 10,035 // 85 to Oct 31
 
Punjab
Mohali woman dies of dengue, count rises to 4

TNN | Oct 31, 2017, 09:10 IST

MOHALI: A woman resident of Phase VI died of dengue on Monday, taking the death count to four this year.
Shakila Begum, 48, had been suffering from fever for past five days. She was admitted to civil hospital in Phase VI. Later, she was referred to Government Medical College and Hospital, Sector 32, Chandigarh, where she died.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...gue-count-rises-to-4/articleshow/61348959.cms

Delhi
753 NEW DENGUE CASES TAKE NUMBER TO 6,623
Tuesday, 31 October 2017 | Staff Reporter | New Delhi


The total number of people affected by dengue has reached 6,623 this season in which 753 new cases reported over the last week, according to a municipal report released on Monday.

Recently a 26-year-old Moajeba, a resident of the Delhi's Arbindo marg died at Max Super Specialty Hospital, taking the total tally to four till now.
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http://www.dailypioneer.com/city/753-new-dengue-cases-take-number-to-6623.html
 
West Bengal
Dengue outbreak in Bengal: 70-year-old man dies in Deganga
The state government has claimed that so far 40 people have died due to dengue and a little over 20,000 have been infected with the vector-borne disease.
By: Express News Service | Kolkata | Published:November 1, 2017 1:38 am

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A 70-year-old man from Deganga in North 24 Parganas allegedly died of dengue Tuesday.
Vanshidhari Hazra, who was suffering from high fever since Saturday, died at Kamarhati?s Sagar Dutta Hospital, sources said. Deganga, which has witnessed at least four dengue deaths in the last few days, is one of the worst-affected areas. ?The situation in Deganga is bad. A large number of people, suffering from dengue, are getting admitted to hospitals. It is spreading from one village to another. Spraying of insecticides or bleaching powder is not helping in fighting the menace,? said a local resident.
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http://indianexpress.com/article/ci...ngal-70-year-old-man-dies-in-deganga-4916310/

Nagaland/ Delhi
Dengue claims life of Nagaland Armed Police jawan
Published 31-Oct-2017 07:09 IST

New Delhi: A 26-year-old jawan of the Nagaland Armed Police died of dengue here on Monday, taking the total number of deaths due to the mosquito-borne disease this year to four, according to a weekly report of the MCD. Moajeba died of dengue shock syndrome, which leads to internal bleeding, at Max Super speciality hospital on August 20.
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http://www.eenaduindia.com/states/d...laims-life-of-Nagaland-Armed-Police-jawan.vpf
 
West Bengal
4 days, 4 deaths: Dengue run spreads panic in Kamarhati

Sanjib Chakraborty | TNN | Updated: Nov 1, 2017, 06:45 IST


KOLKATA: Dengue claimed two more lives in the Belgharia-Kamarhati area on the northern fringes of the city since Monday night. While a septuagenarian succumbed at Kamarhati Sagar Dutta Medical College on Tuesday morning, a 40-year-old homemaker from Deganga died of dengue on Monday evening, taking the total death toll in North 24 Parganas to 27 in the past three months. The vector borne disease has claimed at least four lives in the Kamarhati Municipality area in the last four days.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...s-panic-in-kamarhati/articleshow/61376205.cms

Punjab
Dengue cases cross 2,700 mark in Tricity
According to the Punjab health department, there have been eight suspected dengue deaths in Mohali district out of the 22 suspected dengue deaths in the state. On Sunday, a woman from Mohali died of suspected dengue at a government hospital in Chandigarh.
Written by Adil Akhzer | Chandigarh | Published:November 1, 2017 2:59 am

THE TRICITY has recorded over 2,700 cases of dengue so far with the Mohali district alone reporting 1,633 positive cases till date, said health officials on Tuesday. According to the Punjab health department, there have been eight suspected dengue deaths in Mohali district out of the 22 suspected dengue deaths in the state. On Sunday night, a woman from Mohali died of suspected dengue at a government hospital in Chandigarh.
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http://indianexpress.com/article/chandigarh/dengue-cases-cross-2700-mark-in-tricity-4916383/

Tamil Nadu
Dengue tragedy: Dengue death toll in school


2017-11-01 @ 10:46:35
Chennai: A school girl who suffered a dengue fever in Chennai next died. Jensi Priya (8) of the 3rd grade student from Baghdadavalam town died due to treatment. In Tamil Nadu only five people have died today for dengue and mysterious fever.
http://www.dinakaran.com/News_detail.asp?Nid=347678

Dengue fever near Alangulam
Registration: November 01, 2017 10:57

Many Tamils ​​are suffering from dengue fever. Many people are getting treatment. In the Nellai district only about 15 people have died of dengue fever. About 50 people are currently under treatment at the Palike Eye Center Hospital with dengue fever symptoms.

About 200 people are suffering from viral fever in various government hospitals in Nellai district. More than 500 patients in private hospitals are being treated for fever.

Selvaraj is a laundry worker from Guruvatkottai near Alangulam. Her daughter Keertica (7). She was admitted to the ICICA hospital in the last 28 years due to dengue fever. She was seriously treated there.

Last night, Keertika was deadly ill without treating herself. A number of people including the Kuravan Fort and Muthukrishnaapuram in Alangulam area are reported to be suffering from viral fever and are being treated in various hospitals.
http://www.maalaimalar.com/News/Dis...05/Alangulam-near-Dengue-fever-girl-death.vpf

Over 400 dengue cases reported in Jammu region: officials
By KN Web Desk on 31/10/2017 @ 10:49 PMNo Comments
Over 400 dengue cases reported in Jammu region: officials
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Of the 403 cases, 315 have been reported from Jammu district. Twenty-nine were reported from Kathua, 28 from Samba, 10 from Udhampur, seven from Rajouri and six form Doda, health offcials said.
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http://kashmirnarrator.com/400-dengue-cases-reported-jammu-region-officials/
 
Punjab
Dengue claims 15-yr-old?s life

Tribune News Service
Mohali, November 1
A 15-year-old boy, Manraj Singh, who was reportedly suffering from the dengue shock syndrome, died at a private hospital here today.
Manraj Singh, nephew of a local councillor, was a resident of Kumbhra village and had recently returned from the USA, where he had gone on a school tour to NASA.
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/chandigarh/dengue-claims-15-yr-old-s-life/491142.html

Uttar Pradesh
10-year-old boy succumbs to dengue, third death in Noida

TNN | Nov 2, 2017, 05:58 IST


NOIDA: A 10-year-old boy undergoing treatment for dengue at the super speciality child hospital succumbed to the disease on Tuesday. This is the third death, as officially confirmed by district hospital in recent times.
The boy who was admitted to the hospital on Monday had a low platelet count and suffered heavy internal bleeding on Tuesday, doctors at the Super Speciality Paediatric Hospital and Post Graduate Teaching Institute (SSPHPGTI) in Sector 30 said.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...-third-death-in-city/articleshow/61427966.cms

Dengue child dies in Bhanpur babu
Publish Date: Wed, 01 Nov 2017 11:15 PM (IST) | Updated Date: Wed, 01 Nov 2017 11:15 PM (IST)

Basti: A 10-year-old boy died from dengue fever in Bhanpur Babu village of Sonha police station area during his treatment. Prachti Pandey's son Harishchandra was having fever for 5 days. The family was admitted to a private hospital located in the township, where the dengue was confirmed during the blood test. The child died on Tuesday morning.

By Jagran
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/basti-dengue-death-16955894.html

Dengue catches the woman's death
Shahjahanpur. Updated Wed, 01 Nov 2017 11:06 PM

Sarf's daughter-in-law from dengue in Jalalabad died in Bareilly hospital on Tuesday night. He was in the grip of a fever for several days.
The 30-year-old wife of Sachin Gupta, the eldest son of Saraf Kashinath Gupta, resident of Shastri Nagar, was brought to the fever for five days. After the treatment, the family members took them to a nursing home located in Shahjahanpur without getting any benefits. After examining the doctor, he rehearsed Bareilly while confirming dengue. The family admitted Sanju at Ramamurti Hospital in Bareilly on Sunday. On Tuesday evening, doctors suddenly shifted him to the ICU, when his condition deteriorated further, but he died late last night. Receiving the news of this untoward, all the people of the town reached the jeweler's house and consoled the family. Many people have died since the long-standing fever in the area. In the last month alone, only one village, Manitpur Sahosbari, had died due to the fever of 13 children.
http://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/shahjahanpur/201509556146-shahjahanpur-news

Maharashtra
Major dengue outbreak in city with 1,100 cases, 4 deaths so far this yr
ST CORRESPONDENT
Wednesday, 1 November 2017

Major dengue outbreak in city with 1,100 cases, 4 deaths so far this yr

PUNE: The city is witnessing a major outbreak of dengue, with over 1,100 dengue cases confirmed so far this year. Out of these, over 526 cases were reported in October alone. These are the highest number of confirmed dengue cases in the last three years.
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http://www.sakaltimes.com/pune/major-dengue-outbreak-city-1100-cases-4-deaths-so-far-yr-8130

Haryana
People in the district panic from dengue, government machinery in sleep
Publish Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2017 03:00 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2017 03:00 AM (IST)

Mukesh Khurana, Fatehabad: A lack of awareness or administrative inactivity In this district, dengue has been woeing this time. Patients suffering from fever in the third house from each other are coming out. Government hospitals do not have facilities but private hospitals are filled with patients. Patients are afraid of having platelets down. According to the Health Department statistics, this time in the district dengue has broken record of more than five years ago. Dengue has been confirmed in 203 cases so far in the district. Earlier, in the year 2015, Dengue had wreaked havoc, When the number was 189 throughout the year. Dengue has not been able to control dengue even after prematurely running the campaign about the dengue. The Health Department is blaming the city government for all this. Even after the death and confirmation of dengue patients in the city, the City Council is not ready to buy phasing machines. Napp has refused to buy the machine by making a cold pretense. While last week, the deputy director of the Fatehabad inspection, Dr.Dipali had ordered to buy a phasing machine.

Confirmation in Dengue Patients

2017 203

2016 38

2015 189

2014 1

2013 23

- 45 cases of dengue have come in front

Nearly 45 new cases of dengue have been reported in five days. By Friday the number of dengue patients in the district was 157, but till Tuesday it has increased to 203. This time, mosquito virus spreading dengue in the district is more. While malaria is low. The number of malaria patients in the district is 41 only.

- More than 12 deaths, not confirmed

More than 10 Dengue-related patients have died in the district so far. Which has the most patients in tohana. There are about 7 in Tohana, two in Fatehabad, two in Ratiya, one died in Bhuna.
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http://www.jagran.com/haryana/fateh...e-action-plan-fatehabad-haryana-16957094.html

West Bengal
Uddodangar children dengi call this time
Own correspondent
2 November, 017, 03:00:21
Last updated: 2 November, 017, 02:59:05
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Tirjak Chakraborty


Death due to dengue again
Again in reverse. Just two weeks ago, a teenager resident of Muradipukur Road in Ultodanagar was killed due to dengue. A child in the area died on Wednesday.
Police and local sources reported that Teerk Chakraborty (6), resident of Harish Negi Road, Ward No. 14 of Calcutta Municipality, was suffering from fever since Friday. On Saturday morning, after showing the local physician, blood tests were done on Monday without reducing the fever. That night, the diarrhea reported in the diarrhea that he was infected with diarrhea. Local sources said, on receiving the report on Monday, the diagonal was admitted to a private hospital in Salt Lake. On Tuesday night, due to the deterioration of the condition, he was shifted to a private hospital in Bypass. He died there on Wednesday morning. Dangi has also been mentioned as the cause of death on the death certificate of the hospital.

On this day, on the spot, there was a slum in the house of the girl in the slip of the play area and her mother Jhuma Chakrabarti. He is repeatedly undecided. The only son was the first-class student of the diagonal Taki Boy's School. Parents, Tilak Chakrabarti, a non-governmental employee, said, "Fever
There was also a lot of pain in the abdomen as well. On Tuesday, there was an ultrasenography in Salt Lake hospital. The doctors said that the water has been accumulated in his stomach. "He also said that at around 10pm, they came to know about the deterioration of the condition of their son after returning home from the hospital. They again reside in the hospital. That night, the diagonal was taken to the hospital bypassed by the diagonal.
Local grassroots councilor Amal Chakravarty's house, beside the diagonal house. Local residents complained that the number of dengue affected people, but the councilor did not move the area for one day. On Wednesday, Harish went to the recruitment road and found that a teenage girl was found dead in a diarrhea. Immigrant brother of the resident of the area, Sanjay Bandyopadhyay was admitted to the ISI hospital with dengue. Dangers in the area increase the number of panic residents Within a couple of weeks again, due to the death of dengue in the same area, the locals repeatedly confused the Calcutta Prize. They complain, regular cleaning of the area from the municipality and cleaning drainage is not clear. Mosquito breeding is also increasing. Tilakbabu says, "The number of Dengue sufferers in the whole state increases but no work is being done on the government side. That's not right. Honorable petition to the Chief Minister, appropriate measures should be taken to remove dengue from the state. "Amalbabu blamed the residents and said," There is no question of rubbish and drainage in my area. "
http://www.anandabazar.com/calcutta/another-death-from-dengue-ulto-danga-child-dies-1.700263
New dengue variant gets identified in India
02 November 2017 | News
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Scientists at the National Institute of Virology (NIV) in Pune have found a genetic variant of the existing dengue virus in Tamil Nadu. According to the World Health Organization, the dengue virus (DEN) comprises four distinct serotypes (DEN-1, DEN-2, DEN-3 and DEN-4). Distinct genotypes (genetic structures) have been identified within each serotype.

During this study, the scientists found that the Asian genotype of the serotype 1 had entered India from Singapore. The Asian genotype was responsible for epidemics in Singapore during 2005 and in Sri Lanka during 2009.
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https://www.biospectrumindia.com/news/58/9760/new-dengue-variant-gets-identified-in-india.html

Rajasthan
A woman hospitalized with Dengue in Kota, gave birth to a daughter who died shortly after.
https://www.patrika.com/kota-news/new-born-baby-dead-of-dengue-sufferd-mother-1-1957629/
 
Maharashtra
Three dengue deaths in Mumbai in Oct; check your homes for mosquito breeding spots
As per data till November 2, 17 Mumbaiites have died of dengue this year

MUMBAI Updated: Nov 03, 2017 09:53 IST
Aayushi Pratap
Hindustan Times

Although monsoon ended nearly two weeks ago, civic officials are still trying to destroy sites where the aedes aegypti mosquito breeds. After three people died of dengue last month, officials blamed breeding spots in homes and other private areas that are inaccessible to them.

Aedes aygepti mosquitoes tend to breed more during the monsoon owing to the accumulation of stagnant water. They carry viruses of dengue, malaria and chikungunya and bite people during the day.

This year, 17 Mumbaiites have died of dengue till November 2, according to data released by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).
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http://www.hindustantimes.com/mumba...eding-spots/story-gPRg1YqLV3bGE5TFxQrDJI.html

Haryana/ Delhi
Assandh man dies of suspected dengue in Delhi hospital

Tribune News Service
Karnal, November 2
Mahinder, a resident of Assandh, died of suspected dengue at a hospital in Delhi yesterday. A team of the Health Department headed by Dr Rajesh Goria, Deputy Civil Surgeon, visited the house of the deceased and verified his health history. Dr Yogesh Sharma, Civil Surgeon, said Elisa test was not conducted on the deceased.
As many as 87 positive cases of dengue have been reported till now. As per the record of the Health Department, the number of dengue patients this year has increased fourfold in comparison to the last year, which witnessed 23 cases.
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/ha...uspected-dengue-in-delhi-hospital/491397.html

Dengue death in Gohana, allegations of negligence in treatment
ETV Haryana / HP
Updated: November 2, 2017, 6:41 PM IST
Dengue, who has moved from house to house in Gohana area of ​​Haryana's Sonipat district, has now started to take it. Radhey Shyam, resident of Vikas Nagar, died during treatment at Maharaja Agarseen Hospital in Delhi. The hospital has confirmed the death of Garg in the death certificate from dengue.

The relatives of the deceased Radheshyam told that a day after Diwali, Radhey Shyam had complained of light fever. Radhey Shyam took the medicine for two to three days from a nearby private hospital, but the fever was not seen, the relatives got him admitted to Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Medical College, Khanpur, on October 24.

The family has alleged that there doctors admitted Radhey Shyam for five days but did not treat him properly. The medicines were also taken out from the outside. Radhey Shyam's condition worsened in these five days and in the end when platelets remained less than ten thousand then doctors told him to take it to Delhi.

The family admitted Radhey Shyam to the Maharaja Agrasen Hospital in Delhi on October 30, where he died on the second day during treatment. The relatives say that if Kanpur was properly treated, then the life of Radhey Shyam would be saved.
https://hindi.news18.com/news/harya...tions-of-negligence-in-treatment-1155369.html

Punjab
10-year-old girl dies in dengue at Trivedi camp
Publish Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2017 03:01 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2017 03:01 AM (IST)

Dialogue associate, Dera Bassi: The case of the death of a ten-year-old girl suffering from dengue in Trivedi camp has surfaced. The deceased was identified as Palak daughter Vinod Singh, who was the fourth student. This is the second death from dengue in the sub-division DeraBarasi. Earlier, a 23-year-old girl was killed in Girakpur. The eyelids were in the grip of high fever for a few days. When his health was getting worse, Mubarikpur was taken to a private hospital. Here he was taken to Chandigarh PGI after confirming dengue. He died on Wednesday night at one o'clock. On the other hand, The villagers alleged that the management of cleanliness in their village is extremely bad. Because of the water shortage in the village, people store water in their homes. The Health Department has never done any program to prevent dengue in their village. Dr Sangeeta Jain, SMO, Civil Hospital said that there is no information about this death from the PGI. After the matter comes into consideration, the team will run the campaign by sending them to the village.

By Jagran
http://www.jagran.com/punjab/chandigarh-dengue-death-derabassi-16963744.html

Uttar Pradesh
Death of a young man from dengue, in many cases
Hindustan team, Bijnor
Last updated: 2 no, 2017 10:04 PM


A young man from Dengue Mohalla Khatriyan died during treatment. Apart from this, many people are being told to suffer from dengue fever in Mohalla Khatriyan and nearby Mohalla Kashheeri. People have demanded to check the people by putting camps from the health department.
35-year-old Kalwa Pal, a resident of Mohalla Khatriyan, used to throw egg whipping near Gandhi Gandhi Park. A week ago, she had a fever. On being shown to private doctors at the district headquarters, he was admitted to private hospital at Meerut after getting no rest. According to the family, Kalva was told to suffer from dengue. During Wednesday night treatment, Kalva died. His death has caused anger in the family. There are dozens of dengue-suspected patients suffering from fever, including Anita, Vishal Sharma, Rakesh, Kaushalya, Bhagatji and Manoj in Mohalla Khatriyan and Kanchheeri. According to Nodal Officer Infectious Disease Brajabhushan, the case of death of Kalva's dengue is not in the cognition. The Rapid Response Team will be screened in the area.
http://www.livehindustan.com/uttar-...death-of-a-young-man-from-dengue-1624449.html
 
Haryana
Software firm MD dies of dengue

Tribune News Service
Karnal, November 3
One more person died due to suspected dengue last evening.
A resident in Assandh had died due to the suspected fever two days ago.
The deceased, Mahesh Verma (32), managing director in a software firm and resident of Sector 14 here,
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/haryana/software-firm-md-dies-of-dengue/491939.html

Uttarakhand: Congress leader dies in dengue in hospital, department unknowingly
Bureau / Amar Ujala, Haridwar Updated Sat, 04 Nov, 2017 01:37 AM IST
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congress leader dies due to dengue in haridwar
Dengue is not taking the name of the end even after the cold start. A Congress leader died from dengue in Haridwar on Thursday night. The Leh department is still unaware of this. Even before that, many patients have died from dengue.
Yogesh (27), Mahanagarh General Secretary of Kisan Congress, resident of Jhawalpur Mohalla Kadgh, died from dengue. Yogesh's elder brother and Youth Congress district general secretary Avadhesh Kumar said that he was admitted to Jowalligant on Wednesday, where he passed away on Thursday night.

Yogesh left behind his wife and a three-month-old daughter-in-law crying. District Malaria Department has unaware of the death of the general secretary of the Congress Congress from Dengue.
http://www.amarujala.com/dehradun/congress-leader-death-due-to-dengue-in-haridwar

Uttar Pradesh
Three people, including schoolgirl, have fever and dengue in Amroha
Hindustan team, Amroha
Last updated: 3 no, 2017 12:12 AM


Three people, including students and students, died due to fever and dengue in Amroha's Dhavarasi. 12-year-old daughter Smrushan, a resident of Kasba resident, was having fever for almost 7 days. He was undergoing treatment for a private doctor. At around 4 o'clock on Thursday evening, he smiled. He was studying in class 8 in the Upper Primary School of the town.
Meanwhile, Nasima, wife of Mohammed Rafi, resident of the town, was having fever for 5 days. On Thursday evening, around 3 o'clock he died during treatment. Both families have got angry. On the other hand, the woman died from dengue in village Sihali manor. The treatment was going on in Meerut. There is a lot of chaos in the family. Rihanna Khan, 55, resident of the village resident was having fever with last Saturday.
http://www.livehindustan.com/uttar-pradesh/amroha/story-three-died-in-fever-in-amroha-1624860.html
 
West Bengal
Dangi says, but did not write yet
Tania dia
November 4, 2017, 02:09:20
Last updated: November 4, 017, 02:48:37
Tania Dey
Dangi did not lose loved ones only, that disease broke my happiness family. I have become shelterless. In the nursing hospital, the sick husband has experience in hospital treatment, the hospital has left the hospital on the medical system. The doctor who thinks God as the godfather of the sick loved ones, we can not accept it, and how much responsibility they work, I can not accept it in front of my eyes.
The husband, who was suffering from fever, was taken to a nursing home of Tilak Road at around 1:30 in the evening of the ninth day. They did not open the door. Forced to go to the hospital. His respiration with fever is being done. The doctor, ECG, tested the blood pressure and said, all is well. He said, he had a little gas. He is sweating bargain. The next morning, when blood sugar and blood pressure decreased abnormally, the doctor said, to go to Uttar Banga Medical. Is this hospital's medical service? We take a nursing home on Servo Road by 6 o'clock in the morning. He is not allowed to be admitted under the doctor. Shortly after, it was reported that the situation was very critical. Is transferred to the ICU. When doctors arrive at 11 am, there is nothing else to do.
In the NS1 examination, Dengi's germ was matched in his blood. The doctor says the face is dengi. He did not write it again because of his death. Why not write, I do not know. Why do you want to keep the patient and his family in the smoke? Why do not they get the right medical service?

Dangi has been in the city for the last few years. But the municipality, the administration does not have any help to take preventive measures. Looking into the newspapers, the leaders are busy with the disease. But work is not there. After the death of Bapon, I began to work hard to prevent dengue in the ward. If you have a life, the people in charge will move? Which city are there?
http://www.anandabazar.com/district...dengue-but-writes-death-due-to-fever-1.701394

Dengue patient dies at ID hospital

Nov 4, 2017, 09:21 IST

KOLKATA: Another dengue patient, who was undergoing treatment at Beliaghata ID Hospital, died on Friday. The deceased, Lakshmi Ghosh (38), was a Bangladeshi national who had come to her in-laws' place in Keshtopur four months ago. The death certificate mentioned Lakshmi was NS1 positive and she died of "shock with severe metabolic acidosis". Ghosh, who hailed from Satkhira in Bangladesh, had come to Kolkata with her husband and son. They were living at her brother-in-law's place in Keshtopur.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...-dies-at-id-hospital/articleshow/61502293.cms

HC seeks dengue status with stats

OUR LEGAL REPORTER
Calcutta: The high court on Friday asked the state government to file a report in seven days mentioning how many people have been affected by dengue, the updated death toll and its response to the outbreak.

The division bench of acting Chief Justice Jyotirmoy Bhattacharya said it also wanted to know if the government had been complying with the national guidelines on dengue management.

The directive came in response to a batch of seven petitions and arguments demanding judicial intervention in the state's allegedly slipshod handling of the dengue outbreak.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/calcutta/hc-seeks-dengue-status-with-stats-183360

Rajasthan
Senior doctor wrote - Dengue death, still not accepting medical department
Bhaskar News | Last Modified - Nov 04, 2017, 07:41 AM

Denial of death certificates to show lesser numbers of deaths.

Kota. Regarding the death statistics from the dengue, the situation in the medical minister's meeting is still in spite of the issue. Aarad Begum (65), a resident of Patanpur, who died from dengue a day ago, is not being included in the medical records in his records, because his blood sample did not have an ELISA Test before the death. Dengue was found only in the card test.

- Bhaskar raised the Death Certificate of Abrar Begum, which is issued from the hospital. In addition to the doctor who issued this certificate, we showed the same certificate to Forensic Expert and Law Experts. All said in unanimity that on the basis of this certificate, the Supreme Court will also believe that the death of the woman has happened with dengue.
- In the death certificate issued by the hospital on November 2, the Cause of Death (due to death) clearly states that "Dengue hemorrhic fever with cerebral bleed" means that the woman had brain hemorrhage from dengue, which is known as Dengue Hemeric in Medical Science Fever is called and due to dengue the woman was also bleeding.
- The woman left the world on Thursday after being admitted to different hospitals for nearly a fortnight, but now if her death is not considered to be from dengue it is a joke with her death. The family itself is shocked by the fact that the medical department does not consider death as dengue.

Following the instructions of the medical minister regarding the deaths from the CMHO -Dengue from the commissioner, CMHO Dr. RK Lavania met the Commissioner of Municipal Committee, Dr. Vikram Jindal, on the committee's committee for the audit of deaths. CMHO said that meeting with the Commissioner is planning how each death would be listed and how their reasons would be found. For the ward war survey, CMHO also took the meeting and demanded the nursing students from the Medical College Principal. On the other hand, 14 cases of dengue came on Friday. According to doctors, new patients are now getting reduced.
Proposals of new machines demanded from the superintendents,
as per the instructions given by the Medical Officer, Principal of Medical College Dr Girish Verma for
https://www.bhaskar.com/news/RAJ-KOT-OMC-senior-doctor-wrote-dengue-death-5737059-PHO.html

Uttar Pradesh
Four deaths from dengue are official figures flying mock
Publish Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2017 05:08 PM (IST) | Updated Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2017 05:08 PM (IST)

Jagaran correspondent, Eta: The entire district has trembled in these days due to the outbreak of dengue. So far four people have died. The public has agreed with this time about dengue. People are scared of mosquitoes.

Since Deepawali, cases of dengue have suddenly increased. Dengue is being confirmed in dozens of tests every day on private pathology. Private doctors are recruiting patients here. Not only this, due to the serious condition of many patients, they have also been referred to other districts. In the case of any type of fever, the rash of ridicule arises on their forehead. So far four people have died. Regardless of this, the health department is accepting the situation as normal. His data has 15 cases of dengue, of which 10 are district hospital and 5 private practitioners.

Also doubt about TeasingG

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There is no facility of dengue tanningag in the district. It's just screening through the rapid test kit. There is not a full possibility of being exact. But due to the dangerous situation of dengue, after getting the possibility of screening, treating it as a dengue case is started. According to private doctors, there is some scope for this test, but no risk can be taken in the treatment of dengue.

Responsible for the movement, starting the proceedings

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Despite the spread of illness, despite the criticism of indecency, now it has come into responsible action. The city has started floating. Not only the municipality, but also the Health Department has mobilized its machines and employees on this work. The municipality has set a target to set up a ward every day till November 25. At the same time, the Health Department has started four working machines in the city. Work will be done by saturating two-three schools daily till 30 November. Both departments will make the decision in different areas every day.

Talk of officer

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Some cases of dengue have come to cognition, taking seriously the investigation has been done by sending teams to the respective areas. Along with the prevention of mosquitoes and the control of diseases, fogging has been started in the city.

- Dr. Ajay Agarwal, CMO
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh...ngue-the-government-figures-are-16965413.html
 
West Bengal
Backlash on dengue death

Our Special Correspondent

Calcutta: The death of a 52-year-old man from dengue in Garden Reach on Saturday morning prompted residents to block a road and torch a garbage-clearing cart, alleging inaction by the Maheshtala Municipality in controlling the mosquito population.

Snacks vendor Rabi Pal's death highlights the virtual absence of vector-control measures in areas under municipalities surrounding the city.

Residents said the area had at least 20 dengue patients and everyone else was at risk too because the civic body hadn't acted on complaints that the neighbourhood had turned a mosquito-breeding zone.
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https://www.telegraphindia.com/india/backlash-on-dengue-death-183599

The death of the fire in the forest of Bangaon
Border maitre
Gopalnagar |
5 November, 017, 01:58:43
Last updated: 5 November, 017, 01:57:27

The incident of the death of the fire caused the death of the Gopalnagar police station.
Rita Kirtaniya (45) died at Arjikar Hospital on Friday night. Houses in Palla Bazar area. With the help of Ritadevi, the number of deaths due to fever in the panchayat area was 4. Many people still suffer from fever.
Panic has spread to one after another. There is anger with mosquitoes killed. Residents claim that the situation is anxious, but the work of killing mosquitoes is not yet started in villages in the village through the panchayat or administration.

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A few days ago, Ritadevi's mother-in-law, Nannibaladevi became infected with fever. He was brought to Bongaon sub-divisional hospital from Pala Primary Health Center. From there it was taken to Arjikar. Family claims, NNI-BDB's blood has been detected as NS-1 positive.
Ritadevi was running a doctor in her mother-in-law and rushed to the hospital. Nannibaladevi is now treating relatives from Calcutta home. He is not yet fully healthy. In the meantime, mortality is Boemar.
Family and local sources said, on Tuesday, Ritadebi feared. After showing the local doctor, the fever left. However, he was admitted to Bongaon sub-divisional hospital on Thursday. Blood tests can be seen, NS-1 positive.
On condition of deterioration in the afternoon on Friday, the doctors advised him to send him to Agarkar. Ritadebi, who was hired ambulance with 1800 rupees, was taken to Agarkar on Friday evening.
His Deor Mangalbabur complained, "Was left with saline in the emergency department of the hospital, Ba'audi was left out. We are told that after getting the saline, the condition will be taken after seeing what the condition is. "Mangalbabu said, after 9pm, the body was found to be worse due to the worse. Boudi died shortly after. Hospital authorities death due to negligence, family complaint 'Hypo Bholiqui Shock' has been written in Ritadevi's death certificate.
Her husband lives in Oman in the workplace. Two sons Tanay and Rahul Ritadevi bidders were tied in the absence of the people. Going to the village, the crowd of neighbors in the house. Residents of the residents, although sometimes lime-bleaching is spread, forest and water is not working to clean water. Mosquito oil is not even given. However, the BSP and Youth Trinamool said bleach-oil was sprayed on behalf of the neighbors. Rasulpur residents are spreading lime-oil-bleaching themselves nearby. Denying the allegations, Pabir Das, vice-president of the local resident of Bangaon Panchayat Samity said, "Chun-bleaching-Kerosene-Burned Mobiles are being spread in every area of ​​Panchayat. The jungle is being cleaned. The mosquito killer will be bought soon. "
The villagers did not accept this demand. Their further questions, when the mosquito killer will be bought, will not there be more casualties?
http://www.anandabazar.com/district/2.917/another-dengue-death-in-bangaon-1.701953

Unknown fever killed three women
Publish Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2017 03:06 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2017 03:06 AM (IST)
Unknown fever killed three womenUnknown fever killed three womenDialogue formula, Barrackpore: In the last 24 hours, there were three more deaths due to an unknown fever. All die
Dialogue formula, Barrackpore: In the last 24 hours, there were three more deaths due to an unknown fever. All the dead are women. Their names range from Kahar (40, Rita Keertia (49) and Reena Das (42). The border between Kargil and Kaharpara in Daganga was fever for last 15 days. The condition of the recruitment limit in the government hospital was worsened Thursday night. The doctors referred him to NRS Hospital in Kolkata. He died there on Friday night His body was brought to his house on Saturday. Local people, angry at the local Trinamool MLA Rahima Mandal, who came to express their condolences on the death, Accusing the local panchayat and the state government of negligence, he expressed anguish in front of the legislator. People have alleged that there are incidents of one death after the other in Danganga, but no step has been taken from the Panchayat for prevention and prevention of disease. Wasa Rita keetania of the Gapalnagar area of ​​Bappaon was suffering from fever for last five days. On receiving relief from the treatment of local doctor, the villagers recruited him at Banagaon Hospital on Thursday. That's where his condition worsened on Friday evening. The doctors referred him to the RG hospital in Kolkata, where he died on Saturday morning.

At the same time, Washida Reena Das of E-block of Tahirpur of Nadia district was suffering from fever since Tuesday. He was being treated at JNM Hospital in Kalyani. His condition worsened on Friday. The doctors referred him to RG and referred him to the hospital. At the time of taking him on the way he died. Meanwhile, in the metropolitan city, there was a woman with dengue. She was pregnant. The name of the deceased is Purnima Biswas (28). He was a resident of Talliganj. He died on Saturday morning in a private hospital in the city. According to health department sources, 56 people have died from dengue in Bengal, whereas the number of dengue victims is about 30 thousand. A control room has been opened from the Health Building, Wherever detailed information about dengue victims is being recruited in all the hospitals of the state. In order to check the blood of dengue victims, instructions have been given to increase the number of counters in the hospitals of the Medical Colleges and Districts of the city.

By Jagran
http://www.jagran.com/west-bengal/kolkata-dengue-death-16976153.html


Now Murshidabad teenage boy dies of dengue
04 November, 2017
By: Main Desk

Behrampore: NOW dengue has claimed a teenage boy in Murshidabad district.
Wasikul Sheikh (17) of Madhupur village at Suti in Murshidabad was suffering from fever for about a week. His family got him admitted at Jangipur Sub-divisional Hospital, where he was diagnosed positive for dengue.
As Wasikul?s condition deteriorated, doctors referred him to the Murshidabad Medical College and Hospital at Behrampore yesterday. The boy breathed his last there today.
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http://www.newsmen.in/news-item/now-murshidabad-teenage-boy-dies-of-dengue/

Punjab
Punjab records 9,167 dengue cases; Govt tells all depts to gear up, take measures
, Chandigarh, Regional November 5, 2017 Daily World
DW BUREAU / Chandigarh

As many as 9,167 dengue cases were registered in Punjab till Wednesday with the the State?s Health department apprehending that the number could further go up by mid November, before the incidence of cases witnesses a declining trend.

According to the Health Department?s figures, the number of suspected dengue cases this year reported at both the private and government healthcare centres has been recorded more than 19,000. Last year, 10,439 cases of dengue and 15 deaths due to dengue had been reported in Punjab.

This year, till Wednesday, SAS Nagar (Mohali) district has reported the maximum of 1,730 cases of dengue while Patiala (1291) Hoshiarpur (1145), Kapurthala (739), Pathankot (507) and Ludhiana (450). As per the official figures, 28 patients suspected to have died of the disease in current year. The death cases are being reviewed by the District and State Committees to ascertain the exact cause of the death.
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https://dailyworld.in/punjab-record...ovt-tells-all-depts-to-gear-up-take-measures/

Haryana
Rotorian Kapil Chandel's daughter dies due to dengue
Publish Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2017 03:07 AM (IST) | Updated Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2017 03:07 AM (IST)

Jagaran correspondent, Fatehabad: Dengue woes in the district are not taking the name of rest. Dengue has killed the 11 year old girl. The man of the city's Anjamandi merchant and Rotorian Kapil Chandel's son was undergoing treatment at Fortis Hospital in Mohali. It died here on Saturday morning during treatment. It is being told that the person had fever a few days ago. The treatment was underway in the city's private hospital. The doctors confirmed the dengue. But there was no improvement here. After which the families were taken to Hisar. There was no effect here. After that Mohali was taken to Fortis Hospital. He died during treatment.

- 12 deaths have happened so far in the district

Dengue fever in the district has led to 12 deaths. Of which seven died in Tohana So far, three deaths have been reported in Fatehabad. Ratiya and Samain have died due to dengue fever. However, the health department has not yet confirmed the death due to dengue.

- patients approaching two and a half hours of dengue in the district

Dengue has broken the record for many years this time in the district. Dengue has been confirmed in the district so far, about two and a half hundred people have been confirmed. By Friday the figure was 233. Elijah kit was finished in the blood bank of the civil hospital. Which has recently reached the stock, but the patients are having problems here that the report is available four to five days later. Employees say that Elaiza can not put less samples in the kit. In such cases the kit gets spoiled.

- Nun does not buy machine, machine approaching health department after the ravage

An issue in the district is that the NP, NPP and Panchayats are not calling for firing. The Department of Health says that the task of making the office of the city council, municipality and panchayats is done. The Health Department can help in this. Nate Fording in Fatehabad is not ready to buy the machine. Nap, on this occasion, got a machine from Bhuna and Gilakhera but he replied in the middle. A phasing machine has arrived on Friday after the dengue erupted in the district. Deputy Civil Surgeon Dr. Hanuman says that the machine has reached and will be phoned in the city earlier. After this, there will be firing on where needed.

By Jagran
http://www.jagran.com/haryana/fatehabad-death-from-dengue-16976226.html
 
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