Prevention is needed before it gate late, Dengue and other sessional diseases troubling Gujarat.

Key Takeaways in this Article:

• Death of a 9-year-old girl in Aravalli due to Dengue.
• An 8-year-old girl died of Dengue in Malpur taluka. 
• A girl living in the Rohit Phalia area has died during treatment. Outbreaks appear to be exacerbated during this time.
• Dengue is back in Gujarat.

Death cases due to monsoon diseases in Gujarat:

Malapurah dengue Malpur village Aravalli District 9-year-old girl died. A girl living in the Rohit Phalia area has died during treatment. Outbreaks appear to be exacerbated during this time. Surveyed by a team from the health department. 

Sakshi Rawal incident: 

Four days ago, a 19-year-old promising player died of Dengue in Vadodara city. Sakshi Rawal, who lived at Ajwa Road, died of Dengue. Witness Raval was a national player who died due to Dengue. Sakshi Rawal won a bronze medal in the Judo Surash Competition held in Jharkhand in 2019. 

National player Sakshi Rawal was the victim of a waterborne epidemic. The death of national player Sakshi Rawal has rekindled grief among family members and fellow players. 

Vadodara condition:

Outbreaks appear to be exacerbated in Vadodara. Waterborne and mosquito-borne diseases are on the rise. The city reported 519 cases of fever and 126 cases of diarrhoea and vomiting in a single day.

Twelve positive cases of Dengue have been reported. 11 construction sites, seven hostels and school mosquito breeding grounds found. 

Cases in last week: 

In the last six days, 680 cases of diarrhoea and vomiting, 1655cases of fever, 15 cases of Dengue and 3 cases of suspected diarrhoea were reported. Notice has been issued to all the owners.

Palanpur Gujarat:

Checking is carried out by the health care system at about ten places in the city. Pora was found at four places during the checking. The municipality imposed a fine of Rs 18,000. Procedures to prevent Dengue as well as mosquito-borne epidemics. The action was taken by the health department as well as Palanpur municipality. 

Epidemic in Gujarat: 

The mosquito-borne epidemic is still on the rise in Ahmedabad city. As a result, a fine of Rs 5 lakh was imposed during the monsoon season.

In the current month, 15 cases of simple malaria and 2 cases of virulent malaria have been reported, while 16 cases of Dengue have been reported during the current month. 

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