Delhi Dengue Crisis
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Dengue Crisis: Delhi Government Issues Notice to 14 Doctors for Negligence
The Delhi government has issued show cause notices to 14 doctors in seven government hospitals for dereliction of duty in dealing with the dengue crisis, as the national capital faced the worst outbreak of the vector-borne disease in the last six years. An update of the dengue report by the civic administration has taken the official number of deat...
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1680 Fresh Dengue Cases in a Week, Total Patients Affected Nears 5500 in Delhi
With nearly 1,700 fresh dengue cases reported in the last one week, the total number of people affected from the mosquito-borne disease has gone upto 5,471 in Delhi.
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Sister of Dengue Death Victim at AIIMS Meets Health Minister JP Nadda
The sister of a 21-year-old youth, who had died of dengue at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), today met Union Health Minister J P Nadda and sought justice for her brother, whose family has alleged that he died because he was not treated properly by the doctors.
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Dengue Crisis: Delhi Government Issues Notice to 14 Doctors for Negligence
The Delhi government has issued show cause notices to 14 doctors in seven government hospitals for dereliction of duty in dealing with the dengue crisis, as the national capital faced the worst outbreak of the vector-borne disease in the last six years. An update of the dengue report by the civic administration has taken the official number of deat...
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1680 Fresh Dengue Cases in a Week, Total Patients Affected Nears 5500 in Delhi
With nearly 1,700 fresh dengue cases reported in the last one week, the total number of people affected from the mosquito-borne disease has gone upto 5,471 in Delhi.
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Sister of Dengue Death Victim at AIIMS Meets Health Minister JP Nadda
The sister of a 21-year-old youth, who had died of dengue at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), today met Union Health Minister J P Nadda and sought justice for her brother, whose family has alleged that he died because he was not treated properly by the doctors.
