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Reporter Mumbai: Bandra Bhabha Hospital, a 41-year-old man died on Wednesday. According to information from hospital deaths due to Leptoparisis. According to information received in Wadala, July 12 The man had a mild fever, which he had previously ignored. Freaked out after it was admitted to hospital on July 19 and July 21 after more Condition was placed on a ventilator after bad. According to information from the BMC was the first death of the season Lepto, while a total of 6 cases have surfaced in the last 2 months. http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.co...irst-death-in-Mumbai/articleshow/38939606.cms
Re: Maharashtra - First Leptospirosis fatality of the year in Mumbai
Re: Maharashtra - First Leptospirosis fatality of the year in Mumbai
Disease with rain
Aug 5, 2014, 08.30AM IST
Senior Correspondent, Mumbai
Jmajm rain water filled streets crossed hundreds of Mumbaikars - their home or office are accessible, but spread dirt roads filled with water and is spreading all sorts of skin allergies. Rain Leptospirsis (Lepto) is as dangerous as the disease spreading, the second died Friday. Yes, Powai resident, a 48-year-old man died because of KEM hospital, Lepto.
Leptospirsis in the last three years has killed 12 people. The monsoon had 6 cases of Leptospirsis until July 20.
... http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.co...ws/Disease-with-rain/articleshow/39638314.cms
