Dengue cases arise in Bihar reported in September,
Bihar is witnessing an alarming rise if dengue cases with 6,145 cases reported in September, counted highest for the month in the last five years, according to the health department’s report.
The state reported 6,425 cases count this year, of which 6,145 reported only in September, three times the 1,895 registered in September last year.
6,145 Dengue cases disclosed in this September,
by health department report, Dengue cases are strongly inclined in Bihar. As many as 416 cases reported in the state on Friday, with Patna recording the most at 177, followed by Munger at 33, Saran (28), Bhagalpur (27) and Bengusarai (17). According to the National Centre for Vector Borne Disease Control of the Union Health Ministry, seven deaths reported in Bihar till September 17 this year.
As per as heath department’s data, a total of 13,972 cases were reported last year. Further, they said cases are strongly increases day by day. Deaths rates are also increasing due to increase in the Dengue flue in the atmosphere. Doctors are advising people to keep their atmosphere clean and healthy. Government should try to arrange camps in small villages and towns. The health department team should visit to village to village or town to town to inform people about Dengue virus. They should also educate them and explain them how to keep our environment clean and healthy. Government should educate people who lived in small villages. Medical facilities should be provided all over the villages and towns. People form small towns are very poor and are not aware about this dangerous diseases.
As many dengue cases are increasing, 290 people suffering from dengue virus were undergoing treatment at 12 government hospitals till September 30, including 127 at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College and Hospital in Bhagalpur, 39 at VIMS in Pawapuri and 28 at Patna Medical College and Hospital.
