5 deaths in 10 days shock Malkangiri village in Odisha
By Express News Service
MALKANGIRI: Mathili police on Friday arrested one Narendra Madri after a grievance was lodged by Haldikund villagers in opposition to him allegedly for the dying of a villager who was getting handled beneath him. Madri, a local of Salimi village, is allegedly a practitioner of quackery.
The residents of Haldikund village beneath Mathili block have been spending sleepless nights as six individuals of the hamlet have succumbed to some unknown illness within the final 10 days. Locals complained that the signs started with swelling on the arms and legs adopted by fever resulting in the deaths in three to 4 days. Sources mentioned, as an alternative of getting handled on the hospital, the locals favor getting handled by village quacks which is claimed to have worsened the scenario.
Meanwhile, a well being staff led by Dr Amiya Kumar Swain went to the village to take inventory of the scenario. The staff collected blood samples and began treating the affected individuals. Contacted, chief district medical officer (CDMO) Praful Kumar Nanda clarified that not six, however all of the 5 deaths are suspected to be as a consequence of kidney and liver failure.
“The deceased have been persistent alcoholics. It was revealed after a check was performed on one affected person who was admitted to the Mathili sub-division hospital, “ he mentioned including that one other staff from Malkangiri will attain the village on Saturday.
MALKANGIRI: Mathili police on Friday arrested one Narendra Madri after a grievance was lodged by Haldikund villagers in opposition to him allegedly for the dying of a villager who was getting handled beneath him. Madri, a local of Salimi village, is allegedly a practitioner of quackery.
The residents of Haldikund village beneath Mathili block have been spending sleepless nights as six individuals of the hamlet have succumbed to some unknown illness within the final 10 days. Locals complained that the signs started with swelling on the arms and legs adopted by fever resulting in the deaths in three to 4 days. Sources mentioned, as an alternative of getting handled on the hospital, the locals favor getting handled by village quacks which is claimed to have worsened the scenario.
Meanwhile, a well being staff led by Dr Amiya Kumar Swain went to the village to take inventory of the scenario. The staff collected blood samples and began treating the affected individuals. Contacted, chief district medical officer (CDMO) Praful Kumar Nanda clarified that not six, however all of the 5 deaths are suspected to be as a consequence of kidney and liver failure.
“The deceased have been persistent alcoholics. It was revealed after a check was performed on one affected person who was admitted to the Mathili sub-division hospital, “ he mentioned including that one other staff from Malkangiri will attain the village on Saturday.
