JAUNDICE
CLAIMS ANOTHER LIFE IN B’NGIR IN 24 HRS
Sunday, 10 May 2015 | PNS | BALANGIR | in Bhubaneswar
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Panic gripped the Sudpada area of the Balangir
Municipality as a woman died due to jaundice on Friday night, barely 24 hours
after the water-borne disease claimed life of a youth, Rakesh Nayak (22), of
the same locality. The woman, identified as M Jagadamba (42), while being taken
to a Vishakhapatnam hospital with severe pain complaints died on the way at
Kesinga, said family members.
They said that she had earlier been admitted
in the District Headquarters Hospital (DHH) here a month ago. From there she
had been shifted to the VSS Institute of Medical Sciences and Research
(VIMSAR), Burla, where she was found suffering from jaundice. From there she was
taken to Cuttack for further treatment and fully recovered, they said.
“She was doing fine after returning from
Cuttack. However, she developed acute pain on Friday night and while being
taken to Vishakhapatnam died at Keshinga,” said a family member of deceased
Jagadamba. When contacted, Balangir CDMO Dr RN Tripathy said that DHH doctors
had referred her to Burla on suspicion that she had heart ailments. But there
jaundice was detected in her. “We are searching for her health records for
further confirmation,” said the CDMO. Notably, Rakesh had died in Burla
hospital while undergoing treatment on Thursday.
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