Health crisis in Kanpur: New cases of Dengue and Swine Flu increase concern, advice to take precautions
The threat of infectious diseases is continuously increasing in Kanpur. According to the data released on Sunday, eight new patients of dengue and three of malaria have been found in the city. Apart from this, swine flu has been identified in a five-year-old child. With these new cases, the total number of dengue patients in the city has reached 131 and swine flu to 48, which has alerted the health department.
VIMARSHNAARAD TVA major challenge has arisen before the health department in Kanpur to control infectious diseases. According to the report received on Sunday, cases of dengue and swine flu are continuously increasing in the city, which is a matter of concern.
According to the latest data, eight new patients of dengue have been found in the city. Along with this, three cases of malaria have also been recorded. Health officials said that the total number of dengue patients in the city has now reached 131.
Additionally, a new case of swine flu has also been reported. According to the report, swine flu infection has been identified in a five-year-old child. After this new case, the total number of swine flu patients in the city has reached 48.
In view of these continuously increasing cases, the health department has advised people to take special precautions. Officials say that it is very important to adopt measures to protect against mosquitoes and maintain cleanliness.
In view of the increasing cases of swine flu, people have been advised to avoid going to crowded places and contact a doctor immediately if health-related symptoms appear.
According to the Amar Ujala report, health department teams are intensifying monitoring and testing work in the affected areas. People have been asked not to ignore it if they feel fever or other symptoms.
Work like fogging and spraying of medicines is also being done to stop the spread of infectious diseases in the city. The administration has appealed to the general public for cooperation so that the outbreak of these diseases can be reduced.
The health department has also clarified that the availability of all necessary medicines and testing facilities in the hospital is being ensured so that patients can get timely treatment.