Dengue Cases Higher in Western Tamil Nadu: Medical Education Director
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Director of Medical Education Lokanayaki stated that dengue cases are currently higher in western Tamil Nadu and Kanchipuram.
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- Dengue fever is primarily affecting western Tamil Nadu and Kanchipuram according to state medical officials.
- Authorities have established a specialized 25-bed ward at Thanjavur Medical College Hospital to manage patient care.
- All current dengue patients have been successfully treated and cured.
- The official state response includes a focus on managing these specific clusters to ensure public health safety.
What to watch next
- Future dengue case numbers in the western region
- Additional expansion of medical and nursing seat capacity
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Lokanayaki
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“There is no need to panic about dengue as treatment is given and all dengue patients have been cured”
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…Dengue Cases Higher in Western Tamil Nadu: Medical Education Director There is no need to panic about dengue as treatment is given and all dengue patients have been cured , she pointed out Thanjavur: Dengue fever is more in the western parts of the state and at Kanchipuram, said Lokanayaki, director of medical education (in-charge), here on Saturday. She inspected Rajah Mirasudhar…
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NamedIndia · Rajah Mirasudhar Government Hospital · Thanjavur Medical College Hospital · C. Joseph Vijay · Kanchipuram · Lokanayaki · Manimekalai · Tamil Nadu
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