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Tamil Nadu - Unidentified Outbreaks 2014 & 2015

Suspected Dengue Claims Seven Children
By Express News Service Published: 30th December 2014 06:01 AM Last Updated: 30th December 2014 06:01 AM


VIRUDHUNAGAR: In a shocking development seven children have died in a span of ten days due to suspected outbreak of dengue in the district. However government doctors blame it on self medication.

According to sources the mysterious fever started spreading in Thiruvalluvar Nagar, Ram Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Housing Board Colony at Rajapalayam Taluk in the district.

The first victim was Hansini (5), of Thiruvalluvar Nagar in Rajapalayam, who died on Devcember 20 after vomitting blood, which was suspected to be dengue.
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http://www.newindianexpress.com/sta...-Seven-Children/2014/12/30/article2594876.ece
 
One more child dies of fever in Virudhunagar district

Padmini Sivarajah,TNN | Jan 5, 2015, 07.09 PM IST

MADURAI: A two-year-old girl died of fever at Srivilliputtur in the Virudhunagar district of Tamil Nadu on Monday, causing a flutter in the region.
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As many as six children have died of fever at Rajapalayam in the district in the last two weeks, causing panic in the region.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...irudhunagar-district/articleshow/45763528.cms
 
TAMIL NADU

Three more children die of fever in Rajapalayam
TNN | Jan 8, 2015, 01.54 AM IST

MADURAI: Three more children from Rajapalayam died of fever in the last 24 hours, taking the death toll of the undiagnosed disease in the region to 13 in the last one month.
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The symptoms of the disease include high temperature and body pain.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...fever-in-Rajapalayam/articleshow/45801142.cms

VIRUDHUNAGAR, January 8, 2015
Updated: January 8, 2015 05:52 IST
Three children die of ‘dengue’ symptoms

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

The death of three children in Rajapalayam municipal limits sent shock waves as the local people on Wednesday alleged that it was due to dengue. Sources in the Government Headquarters Hospital said in the last 28 days, there were several cases of fever in Rajapalayam region.

Taking stock of the situation, the district administration carried out a massive cleaning campaign in coordination with Health and Municipal officials. The public were informed to voluntarily visit Primary Health Centres or government hospitals if they experienced any abnormal symptoms like fever with vomiting or other serious ailments.

Children, in the age group of 10 to 15 years, who had complained of fever had died in the past. While the parents attributed their death to dengue, the officials refused to acknowledge it. All that they maintained was the death was due to some “mysterious” fever.
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http://www.thehindu.com/news/nationa...cle6766520.ece
 
The mysterious death of her fever hospital in Madurai
Registration Date: Sunday, January 11, 2:31 PM IST

Virudhunagar, Mat. 11-

Rajapalayam in Virudhunagar district, including areas Srivilliputthur 'Mystery' flu victims, many of whom have been subjected. As a result, 19 people died, many people have been admitted to public and private hospitals.

Madurai, Palayamkottai, Virudhunagar Government has given intensive treatment in hospitals, those with kisi. The muniyacami icakkilatcumi rajapalaiyattai daughter (age 9), the school was in the 4th grade reading.

The 'Mystery' flu victim was admitted to the government hospital in Madurai. Last night there while on active treatment and died on icakkilatcumi.

The 'Mystery' flu death toll has risen to 20.
http://www.maalaimalar.com/2015/01/11143114/Madurai-hospital-mystery-fever.html
 
VIRUDHUNAGAR, January 11, 2015

12 quacks arrested in Virudhunagar district

150 tonnes of garbage removed in Rajapalayam

Twelve quacks, including a woman, were arrested on Saturday after they were found to be posing as medical practitioners in different parts of Virudhunagar district, including Rajapalayam, Aruppukottai and Srivilliputtur blocks.

Though many factors were attributed for the spread of dengue fever, which swept the district causing panic by claiming as many as 18 lives, the investigation into the deaths has pinpointed the presence of quacks. Parents of the victims had approached quacks for treatment.

After the condition of the patients worsened, they were rushed to government hospitals in the district, where they succumbed. Special teams of police have been formed and as many as 12 quacks arrested so far. Disclosing this at a media conference, Ministers C. Vijayabaskar and K. T. Rajendra Balaji and Principal Secretary (Health) J. Radhakrishnan listed various other measures taken to arrest the spread of the virus.
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http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/12-quacks-arrested-in-virudhunagar-district/article6776556.ece
 
Comment: Why this is still called a suspected dengue outbreak is beyond me. If there have been 20 fatalities in the past month, there must be thousands of cases. Is any testing going on? - Ro

Suspected Dengue Cases Brought Under Control, Says Minister
By Express News Service Published: 12th January 2015 06:00 AM Last Updated: 12th January 2015 12:54 PM


RAJAPALAYAM/MADURAI: State Health Minister C Vijayabhaskar has said the spread of suspected dengue has been brought under control as hundreds of officials were working round-the-clock. Speaking to newspersons in Rajapalayam after inspection of the areas where the fever was widespread, the Minister said experts from the Medical Department have been going door-to-door and have contained the spread of fever.
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http://www.newindianexpress.com/sta...l-Says-Minister/2015/01/12/article2615743.ece
 
Mysterious fever for 50 persons near Tiruchirappalli
Registration Date: Monday, January 12, 3:19 PM IST
Mysterious fever for 50 persons near Tiruchirappalli


SANDSTONE, jana12

SANDSTONE near campatti more than 50 villagers suffering from a mysterious fever.

Following initial cukatara anampatti airport maruttuvakkuluvinar Government are providing treatment to those suffering from the flu. SANDSTONE Tahsildar visited kamalakannan clinical tasks.
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http://www.maalaimalar.com/2015/01/12151918/Mysterious-fever-for-50-people.html
 
MADURAI, January 13, 2015
Updated: January 13, 2015 05:50 IST
High Court takes serious note of dengue deaths

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

The Madras High Court Bench here on Monday took serious note of recent dengue deaths in Rajapalayam in Virudhunagar district and told top officials of health department that it expects much better action towards prevention of such deadly diseases.

When a petition filed by social activist K.K. Ramesh came up for hearing on Monday, a Division Bench of Justices S. Tamilvanan and V.S. Ravi directed the officials to file by Tuesday a comprehensive report on the steps taken by them so far to control the mosquito menace.

S. Saravanan, Joint Director of Public Health (Vector Borne Disease Control programme), Chennai and Deputy Directors from Madurai, Virudhunagar, Ramanathapuram and Theni were present in the court apart from the deans of Government Hospitals in Madurai and Sivaganga. Arguing his case, the petitioner accused the officials of not taking sufficient action to control vector borne diseases and claimed that many dengue and chikungunya deaths had been suppressed since the officials were bent upon dismissing them as deaths due to ?mysterious fever.?
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http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities...ious-note-of-dengue-deaths/article6783383.ece
 
Boy dies of dengue in Rajapalayam

SHASTRY V.MALLADY

Toll goes up to 8; 38 persons undergoing treatment

An 11-year-old boy belonging to Duraisamypuram in Rajapalayam died of dengue fever on Saturday.

The boy, Hari Prasad, had been undergoing treatment at the government hospital in Rajapalayam after he tested positive.

As his condition became very critical, he was referred to the Government Rajaji Hospital (GRH) here. Within a few minutes after he was brought to the paediatrics ward, the boy died despite efforts by the doctors to revive him.

With this, the total death toll due to dengue in Rajapalayam has gone up to eight, according to M.Kathiresan, Joint Director of Health Services, Virudhunagar district. Rajapalayam town has been battling with dengue virus since last month.
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http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Madurai/boy-dies-of-dengue-in-rajapalayam/article6800463.ece
 
NATIONAL ? TAMIL NADU

KARUR, January 22, 2015
Updated: January 22, 2015 05:53 IST

One more fever case reported in Karur

C. JAISANKAR

Even as the Health Department has stepped up steps to control spread of dengue in Thogamalai and Kadavur blocks of Karur district, one more girl has been referred to the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Government Hospital (MGMGH) in Tiruchi.

The medical team, which is camping at Thogamalai, referred M. Dharani (17) of the village on Tuesday as she suffered from acute fever by an ambulance to Tiruchi. The medical officers have been asked to refer patients, with fever for more than two days, to MGMGH in Tiruchi.

Four persons, including two children, have died in Thogamalai and Kadavur blocks since November because of fever.

While health authorities claim that they died because of ?viral fever?, they admit that 28 persons had tested positive for dengue in Thogamalai since November.
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http://www.thehindu.com/news/nation...d&utm_medium=RSS&utm_campaign=RSS_Syndication
 
A young man with a mysterious fever in Coimbatore - Girl Death
Registration Date: Sunday, February 01, 2:59 PM IST Comments 0 read 1 Share / Bookmark print copy
A young man with a mysterious fever in Coimbatore - Girl Death

Tintori Chandra Singh belonged to the district of Madhya Pradesh. Kalyan Singh market is his son (age 21). He was a private in Coimbatore onappalaiyat worked as a mill worker. He was in the apartment.

Kalyan Singh, on Aug. 22 in the state's health was affected. Admitted for treatment in a private hospital in Coimbatore. There he got to know the mysterious fever causing damage. However, doctors and was given intensive treatment.

Kalyan Singh, the condition worsened and she died on Monday night.

In the meanwhile, a girl, a mysterious fever and died this morning. Senthil Kumar velliyankattai from Tirupur district. His wife kavucalya. 3 of them are women and children.

Their eldest daughter of City Union (5) in the last few days before she suffered a mysterious fever was admitted to the government hospital in Tirupur.

Where doctors were treating. This is further exacerbated by the poor health condition of melcikiccai Coimbatore Government admitted to the hospital.

Dhanalaksmi there and she died on Tuesday morning.
http://www.maalaimalar.com/2015/02/01145927/Fever-young-men-girl-death.html
 
TIRUPUR, February 2, 2015
Updated: February 2, 2015 05:33 IST
?Death of girl not due to dengue?

STAFF REPORTER

City Health Officer R. Selvakumar clarified that the death of Dhanlakshmi (7), a resident of Tirupur city, on Sunday, was not due to dengue.

?Tests proved that she did not have dengue. Rather, she died due to septic shock, a medical condition arisen as a result of severe infection and sepsis that causes inflammation in the body and weaken the immune system,? he told The Hindu .
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http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/tamil-nadu/death-of-girl-not-due-to-dengue/article6846708.ece
 
Comment: Would probably be more correct to label this "disease that no one has bothered to test for or identify". TN is notorious for under testing and then reporting glowing figures for notifiable diseases. - Ro

'Mysterious' fever claims another life
Press Trust of India | Coimbatore February 5, 2015 Last Updated at 17:55 IST

A 12-year old girl, hailing from Tirupur, succumbed to a 'mysterious fever' at the Government hospital here, taking the toll of such deaths from Tirupur in the past one month to five.

Mannika, a resident of Parapalayam in Tirupur, was suffering from fever for the last four days and was shifted to Government Hospital here from a private hospital two days ago.
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The latest death comes barely four days after a five-year old girl, also hailing from Tirupur, died due to the 'mysterious fever'.
http://www.business-standard.com/art...0501131_1.html
 
The 8th grade student victim Guduvancheri marmakayccal
Change Date: Sunday, February 15, 12:18 PM IST Registration Date: Sunday, February 15, 12:19 PM IST Comments 0 read 17 Share / Bookmark print copy
The 8th grade student victim Guduvancheri marmakayccal


Guduvancheri, pip15

Guduvancheri near nantiram, Nandeeshwara colony from the king. Gokul by his son (age 13). Private school in the area was in the 8th grade reading.

Gokul mysterious fever for the last 2 days and was suffering from ill health. Took him to the nearest private hospital for treatment, had to leave the house. In a short time, reached dizzy. They put him in a private hospital for treatment in potteri.

Examining doctors said Gokul had already died. On learning about the death of a student in a mysterious fever and cukataratturaiyinar panchayat staff rushed to the area. The public to keep the environment clean is suggested.

The student who died in a mysterious flu incident has caused a stir in the region.
http://www.maalaimalar.com/2015/02/15121906/Guduvancheri-near-student-feve.html
 
Translation Google

Singampunari villagers near the mysterious fever; Collector Study

Modification date: Sunday, February 15,2015, 4:30 AM IST Registration Date: Saturday, February 14,2015, 11:38 PM IST

Near Singampunari mysterious fever has spread to the rural population. Munusami collector visited the affected areas examined.

Kapparappatti Singampunari Union suffered a mysterious fever has spread to the rural population suddenly. However, preventive measures have been camping in the village cukataratturaiyinar.

Examined in person by visiting the camp Munusami collector. Then he visited the area directly to homes in order to intensify the action of the authorities.

He presented to the public in this area chiretta kacayattai. His house-to-house, where the view of the water stored yittum roles, the stagnant water tanks and overhead water tanks examined drug telikkappattullata desire? Neighborhoods were instructed to look at the water stagnation.

Cleaning Services

Department of Health and local authorities also ordered the cleaning staff to clean up the neighborhoods. Thereby developing larval mosquito eggs in standing water in places where there is a desire to visit the drug telikkumaru said.

Then Singampunari state hospital for the treatment of those who are affected by this mysterious fever collector visited they were given a proper treatment. Also affected by the flu doctors told the Government to take the proper treatment. Co-director of the study, when the collector (Medical) naccammai and health department officials were present.

http://www.dailythanthi.com/News/Di...agers-near-the-mysterious-fever-Collector.vpf
 
TIRUVANNAMALAI, February 22, 2015
Updated: February 22, 2015 05:45 IST
Two boys die of high fever near Tiruvannamalai

STAFF REPORTER

20 more children admitted to hospital

Two young boys belonging to Pavithram village near here died following high fever. Nearly 20 other boys, who have fever, were rushed to Government Tiruvannamalai Medical College Hospital.
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Two successive deaths triggered panic in the village. Few other boys who also had fever were rushed to the Government Tiruvannamalai Medical College Hospital. Children with mild symptoms were also sent to the hospital. A health team led by Deputy Director (Health Services) K.R. Jayanthi visited the village and took preventive steps.

When asked about the cause of death Dr. Jayanthi told The Hindu ?In the first death, Jipmer?s report says it was meningococcemia.
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http://www.thehindu.com/news/nation...-fever-near-tiruvannamalai/article6921081.ece
 
The girl who was killed by a mysterious fever near Thiruvannamalai, including school children, 2 to 16 people in the government hospital admission

Change Date: Saturday, February 21,2015, 5:00 AM IST Registration Date: Saturday, February 21,2015, 12:29 AM IST
Thiruvannamalai

2. School children were killed by a mysterious fever near Tiruvannamalai. Followed by 16 people, including a child, were undergoing treatment at the hospital.

Pavittiram Village
Next veraiyur pavittiram village near Thiruvannamalai. About 5 thousand people lived here. The village is home to one of the remote lake. Irrigation water from the dam on the last 2 Sathanur small amount of water stored in the lake is opened.

The 15th pavittiram ciruvar school girls from the village who are playing by the shore of the lake. Since then, all bathed in the lake.

Sudden illness
At this stage on July 17 at the village, Sundar pavittiram to amalraj son (age 7) was suddenly taken ill. Amalraj subsequently admitted to a primary health center for treatment pavittiram Government. Where he provided first aid, was taken to a private hospital in Pondicherry for high treatment.

There he was given intensive treatment. Given this past Saturday night and she killed amalraj.

Subsequently, 2 dead
This condition yesterday morning at the village pavittiram to Shekhar's son Akash (7) was suddenly taken ill. Akash subsequently admitted to a primary health center for treatment pavittiram. Akash given first aid there and returned home. At this stage, about 1 o'clock in the afternoon Akash died suddenly. Akash body autopsy was subsequently pavittiram Primary Health Centre.

School children in succession, 2 people died and pavittiram incident caused a great stir in the village. Bathed in the lake and the city came to know the mysterious fever caused death of 2 persons.

Treatment at the hospital
Then all the children bathing in the lake with his parents in a primary health center for treatment pavittiram allowed. Where they were given first aid, namely the Government Hospital for treatment were high. Pavittiram villager juvanjociya (10), Jena (11), Nandakumar (9), arokkiyapiratip (8), Dinesh (5), Swetha (5), lastan (5), including 16 people were undergoing treatment at the hospital continues.

Collector chatting review
Informed about the incident in the village collector pavittiram maruttuvakkulu camp director ordered treatment. Take appropriate action to prevent the further spread of a mysterious fever pavittiram village officials ordered.

The government rushed to the hospital, followed by a visit to the Collector spaceships. Visited the hospital to the health of children and teen Gunasekaran.

Assistant Collector Uma namely getting the information, Deputy cuppirantu Saravanakumar, deputy director of health Jayanti, Thiruvannamalai Tahsildar Murugan and officers went to the hospital to visit the children.

Health Careers
Assistant Collector umamakesvari visiting Tiruvannamalai town pavittiram village held a public hearing. Clean drinking water is also used to go to every house? FriendFeed for someone else to have one? The study was conducted. Health Department officials lake water collected for testing. Bleaching powder to prevent the spread of flu mystery continued health of the lake is in progress.

The incident is being investigated on a case veraiyur.
http://www.dailythanthi.com/2015/02/21002946/2-killed-as-school-children-by-a-mysterious-fever.vpf
 
Mysterious fever kills 3 near Guildford
Registration Date: Tuesday, March 24, 9:32 AM IST


Guildford, marc24

Theni District panchayat in Guildford Nearest akamalai is uttukkatu mountain village. Lack of transportation to and from the mountain village levies Dolly came up patittavarkalai disease include Guildford state hospital.

Govindaraj of the region (age 52), Kamaraj (65), Natraj (35) was hit by the flu in the last 10 days in the hospital, Periyakulam and Theni Government ago.

But these 3 people were killed one by one in succession. It shocked the local populace. The mountain village medical facility that is not a group of doctors to conduct medical camp camping. 24 hours to create a functioning primary health care center are urged to take action to get proper treatment.

Meanwhile, from the same village Mahapatra (40), Amudha (53) have both been attacked by a mysterious flu Theni and Madurai are receiving treatment at the state hospital.

Following the mysterious fever that struck the region in order to prevent the people of the region requested the medical profession to take action.
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http://www.maalaimalar.com/2015/03/24093243/mystery-fever-three-death-near.html
 
News

Mystery flu deaths in Tirupur registered the day of the boy - June 17, 2015, 10:34:41 AM Change the day - June 17, 2015, 10:34:41 AM

In Tirupur, the six-year-old boy is undergoing treatment camlu affected by some sort of fever and died last night. His life is a split in the government hospital in Coimbatore.

Tirupur, which is kind of similar to another boy suffered a fever, and he admitted to the government hospital in Coimbatore. Doctors are monitoring the boy seriously.
http://www.puthiyathalaimurai.tv/திருப்பூரில்-மர்ம-காய்ச்-223811.html
 
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