Rising malaria cases among migrant plantation workers spark concern in Kerala’s Idukki
Rising malaria cases among migrant workers are causing serious concern in the plantation sector in Idukki. According to officials, nearly 280 malaria cases have been reported in the district this year.Last week, a female worker hailing from Jharkhand died of suspected malaria. Doctors confirmed malaria in her husband, who remains under treatment in the intensive care unit (ICU) at Idukki Medical College.Idukki District Medical Officer Dr.
- ▪Rising malaria cases among migrant workers are causing serious concern in the plantation sector in Idukki.
- ▪According to officials, nearly 280 malaria cases have been reported in the district this year.Last week, a female worker hailing from Jharkhand died of suspected malaria.
- ▪Doctors confirmed malaria in her husband, who remains under treatment in the intensive care unit (ICU) at Idukki Medical College.Idukki District Medical Officer Dr.
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Rising malaria cases among migrant workers are causing serious concern in the plantation sector in Idukki. According to officials, nearly 280 malaria cases have been reported in the district this year.Last week, a female worker hailing from Jharkhand died of suspected malaria. Doctors confirmed malaria in her husband, who remains under treatment in the intensive care unit (ICU) at Idukki Medical College.Idukki District Medical Officer Dr. Iype Joseph said that the chemical examination report of the deceased worker’s blood samples is still pending, and the exact cause of death can only be confirmed after receiving it.“However, her husband tested positive for the disease, and he, along with four others, continues to undergo treatment at Idukki Medical College,” the official said.Jharkhand…
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