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Nepal: Measles-like disease kills 6 Kapilbastu kids

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Source: https://thehimalayantimes.com/nepal/mysterious-disease-kills-6-kapilbastu-kids/
Nepal | January 30, 2016
The Himalayan Times

Mysterious disease kills 6 Kapilbastu kids
Rastriya Samachar Samiti

KAPILBASTU: A team of health workers has reached Itawa village in Kapilbastu district, where six children died of a yet-to-be-identified disease with symptoms similar to that of measles.

The District Public Health Office, Kapilbastu dispatched the team to the village Ward Number 7 and 8 of the Somdiha VDC near the Nepal-India border.

The team is treating the infected children of the village. Team leader and officiating chief of the District Public Health Office, Bishnu Jayaswal said they were making home visits in the village and treating the infected children. They were collecting blood samples simultaneously.

He said the infected children had rashes like that of measles all over the body, high fever, and diarrhoea. They have also shown symptoms of malnutrition...
 
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