The apprehensions that are being raised during panchayat elections are proving to be true. Now the fever is increasing in the villages. After paras, bhadras, jehangirabara and patra villages of Ghatampur tehsil area, 25 elderly deaths have now been reported in itra in a month. All were suffering from fever, cold and cough.
He lost his life after having difficulty breathing. There is panic among the villagers after seeing corona-like symptoms among the deceased. Itra village resident Ram Naresh said his father Raghunandan Verma (70) had a fever 4 days ago and was being treated at home. There was a shortness of breath on Tuesday morning. He lost his life by the time he was taken to the hospital. Grameen Ram Khilavan said father Sitaram Prajapati (54) had been complaining of headache, fever for three to four days. The treatment was done but did not get rest. There was difficulty breathing and by the time he left home for the hospital, he lost his life.
Similarly, 25 villagers including retired village teachers Rambali (64), Jamila (70), Ranno (75), Somavati (80), Kunti Devi (80), Guruprasad (75), Shivram Tiwari (74) have died since April 17. There was no corona inquiry into the deceased, which has led to panic in the entire village. There is complete silence in the village and people have started running away after seeing each other. Villagers like Nitin Tiwari, Rambabu, Virendra, Vijay etc. But there was a high fever with cough and then difficulty breathing. Considering the symptoms of corona, the villagers are fearing that all the lives have been lost due to corona infection.
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