According to sources the monsoon rains are a never ending joy to children who wants to play outdoors and eat hot street foods. Meanwhile with all these joys come seasonal diseases and dangerous health issues like Dengue and Malaria and presently these mosquito-borne viral infections have been spreading like a plague in hyderabad city from past two months. Furthermore the statistics show that more than 50 deaths have been reported so far in a year in Telangana and most of the deaths happened in this month alone.
Further when compared to earlier years, the number has been increased and hyderabad District Malaria Officer G Niranjan says that taking responsibility in keeping the city clean will help to eradicate the problem. There have been 530 cases of dengue in Telangana hospitals within 25 days, where all the cases have been declared positive.
Moreover among many deaths in the last two months, the officials said that they cannot confirm all the deaths are caused by dengue, malaria and viral infections, and an investigation and the reason will be analyzed soon to find out. Hence cleaning up stagnant water is more important and awareness should be brought among the public so that the carrying virus from one person to another will be reduced. The recent case of a 13 old teen dying of dengue in hyderabad is brining parents under a lot of stress on how to protect off springs from this deadly infection.
