Agra: Viral fever outbreak, emergency beds full at SN Medical College
The number of viral fever patients is rising rapidly in Agra, causing a shortage of beds in the emergency ward of SN Medical College. In response to the surge, the hospital administration has set up a flu desk and is working to manage the situation.
A viral fever outbreak is spreading rapidly in Agra, leading to a massive influx of patients in hospitals. The emergency unit of SN Medical College is witnessing a heavy rush, with its 12-bed capacity completely filled.
According to hospital sources, approximately 80 to 120 patients are arriving daily for treatment. In view of the increasing number of patients, the hospital administration has initiated additional arrangements. A special flu desk has been established to manage the crowd and screen patients.
Although there were already 80 beds available in the hospital, the sudden surge in viral fever cases has increased the pressure on health services. Doctors are examining the symptoms of the patients and providing necessary treatment.
Patients are exhibiting symptoms such as high fever and other flu-like signs. The health department has advised people to take precautions. The hospital administration stated that they are monitoring the situation and are committed to providing better healthcare facilities to the patients.
Due to the rising number of patients, a shortage of space is being felt in the emergency ward. Hospital officials are considering arranging additional beds so that no patient is deprived of treatment.
The local administration has also appealed to the public not to panic and to contact the nearest health center immediately if symptoms appear. The health department has increased vigilance in light of the rising cases of viral fever.
With the possibility of a further increase in the number of patients in the coming days, the hospital administration is strengthening its preparations.