Has the heatwave claimed 60 lives? major declaration from the health department on the fatality rate in UP

 

Has the heatwave claimed 60 lives? major declaration from the health department on the fatality rate in UP

Deaths from heat waves in UP: North India has been suffering from high heat for the previous few days. In Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, there have been almost 100 fatalities (UP-Bihar Heatwave). In four days, 44 persons perished in Bihar and 54 perished in UP. Between June 15 and 17, more than 400 patients were admitted to the district hospital in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh, and 54 of them passed away.

Lucknow. In Uttar Pradesh, there is extreme heat. The people's challenges have gotten worse because of the heat wave. It has been reported that 100 individuals have already passed away in the state as a result of the heat wave. Although. The health department is excluding death due to heat web

The majority of patients seeking care initially complained of chest pain, shortness of breath, and fever, according to Dr. AK Singh, director of the UP health department. We are undergoing many examinations, including blood and urine testing. Due to anxiety and terror, the remaining patients are being transported to the hospital. Those who previously have an illness are among the additional admitted patients. We are collecting samples, and only then can the cause of death be determined.

Patients are coming from more than two blocks, according to the health director. Both of these blocks will be subject to review by the team. We cannot confirm the illnesses or deaths brought on by the heatwave because it is still occurring in several places. Such a complaint has not been made there. This situation would have occurred in the neighbouring districts as well if the hit wave had caused any fatalities. It will be researched to determine the cause of the death, whether it is water-related or not. The water will also be examined by a team from the climate department.

According to Ballia DM Ravindra Kumar, such rumours are making the rounds on social media, according to ANI. Nothing can be revealed regarding the fatalities until a thorough inquiry has been conducted. It has not yet been established for what reason or with what evidence that the deaths were caused by the heatweb. He said that the hospital's CMO was fired for making a false statement.

All of the District Hospital's staff members, according to the Medical Superintendent, are on alert. Four hundred people have been admitted to the district hospital in the past three days, but 54 patients have already passed away during that time. Since there are so many patients arriving at the district hospital, even stretchers are not available for the patients, who are being carried to the emergency room on the shoulders of bystanders. The Additional Health Director responds to this query by stating that, although it will take some time, the situation exists if ten patients get together.

In reality, North India has been experiencing tremendous heat for the past few days. In Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, there have been almost 100 fatalities (UP-Bihar Heatwave). In four days, 44 persons perished in Bihar and 54 perished in UP. Between June 15 and 17, more than 400 patients were admitted to the district hospital in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh, and 54 of them passed away. On Saturday, Jayant Kumar, the chief medical officer for Ballia, stated that "all the people were suffering from one or the other disease and their condition deteriorated due to extreme heat." Heart attack, cerebral stroke, and diarrhoea were the causes of the deaths.