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This is the second death due to dengue this season. Dengue was confirmed three days ago.
The second death of this season happened on Wednesday due to dengue which is continuously spreading in Gwalior. Chhatrapal Singh Sengar, aged 45, who lives in Sirol, was diagnosed with dengue in the report received from a private laboratory three days ago. He was subsequently admitted to a nursing home, where on Wednesday
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The first death this season was that of Vivek Yadav in Harishankarpuram five days ago on September 21. So far, around 600 positive dengue cases have been reported. On Wednesday, out of 318 patients, 54 were confirmed to have dengue, of which 37 are from Gwalior city and 17 from other cities. After the ever-increasing dengue cases, the administration and district health department has come into force.
After continuous rains in Gwalior, the threat of dengue is now on the horizon. The number of dengue patients is increasing every day in Galior. On Wednesday, a second death due to dengue was also recorded in Gwalior. Chhatrapal Singh Sengar, a resident of Sirol, a posh area of ​​the city, has died at Birla Hospital. He had a fever for seven days. Three days ago, he got himself checked at a private clinic and tested for dengue. Three days ago, a private laboratory report confirmed that he had dengue. Chhatrapal Singh’s condition was continuously deteriorating, due to which he was admitted to a hospital. Where he died during treatment on Wednesday. After this, the Department of Health team went door to door around the deceased’s house in Sirol investigating and destroying the mosquito larvae. 54 dengue positive on Wednesday A total of 54 positive cases were found in dengue tests on 318 patients in Gwalior on Wednesday. This season, from January until now, a total of 527 positive cases were found in dengue tests on 8320 patients, which has increased to more than 600. Who were treated. Dengue cases are increasing day by day. This is the reason why the district administration, the municipal corporation and the health department are vigilant. Surveys are conducted every day Chief Medical and Health Officer Dr Sachin Srivastava said that the team from Malaria Office conduct regular surveys and go to dengue affected areas and inject medicines. People are also explained to prevent dengue. Also investigating cases of fever. To create public awareness, publicity about prevention of dengue is spread by cycling through Municipal Corporation vehicles.
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