Viral fever and dengue havoc continues, CM Yogi orders removal of CMO of Firozabad. 1 News Track English

Firozabad News: Viral fever and dengue continue to wreak havoc in Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh. So far many people have died, including a large number of children. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has ordered the removal of Firozabad’s CMO Neeta Kulshrestha.

On Wednesday, CM Yogi expressed concern about the increasing cases of viral fever in Firozabad. He has ordered to send a team of expert doctors to the medical college. Along with this, instructions have also been given for cleaning. Already on the orders of CM Yogi, hospitalized patients (children) are being treated free of cost.

covid not confirmed

Due to the sudden spread of fever, people were also scared about the third wave of corona. Many people had talked about spreading corona infection among children. However, on Wednesday, a team of 11 members of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) reached Firozabad and took samples, but Kovid 19 has not been confirmed in these samples.

More than 39 died including 32 children due to dengue and viral

At the same time, more than 39 including 32 children have died due to dengue and viral in Firozabad so far. In view of the viral and dengue havoc, the Firozabad District Magistrate has ordered the closure of all schools from class 1 to 8 till September 6.

In Firozabad, most of the area has come under the grip of viral fever, dengue and malaria. Hundreds of children are being affected. After the children’s ward is full, the children suffering from fever have also been admitted to the isolation ward made for Kovid-19. Here on Sunday also 6 new deaths were reported. On Saturday also 6 children died.

CM Yogi visited Firozabad on Monday

CM Yogi Adityanath visited Firozabad on Monday. He met the relatives of the patients admitted in the medical college. In addition, health facilities were also inspected. At the same time, Yogi Adityanath met the media and said that 32 children have died in this viral and 7 have died of elders. Simultaneously, the CM said that there will be a thorough investigation into the death due to dengue or any other reason and strict action will be taken against whoever has been negligent.