Japanese Encephalitis Killed Thousands Of UP Kids, Now Spreads To Odisha

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  • Published On: October 28, 2016
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Malkangiri, one of the most backward tribal districts of Odisha, had much to contend with – lack of hospitals and schools, crop in the fields and food at home. And these days, a killer disease is flying over its lands. Japanese Encephalitis, which has claimed the lives of 68 children in 50 days.

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