Indore: The number of corona patients is increasing continuously in Indore city of Madhya Pradesh. On Friday, four infected people, including a doctor, died due to infection. So far, 27 people have died here. While 235 people were found infected. In the cases that came up on Friday, a 52-year-old male resident of Satyadev Nagar was being treated at MY Hospital for three days. His report came back positive on 8 April. He died on the same day. At the same time, 65 year old resident of Pinjara Bakhal died on 7 April. His report came positive on 9 April. Similarly, the report of 70-year old resident of Juna Risala came positive on 9 April and he died on the same day. All three cases came two days after the death. Two elders died on 9 April and one died on 8 April.
At the same time CMHO Dr. Praveen Jadia said that 65-year-old doctor and former District Ayush officer, resident of Brahmbagh, died at 11 am on Friday. He was posted in Dhar. Presently practicing privately. He was admitted to Aurobindo two days ago. Before this, he was treated in a private hospital for seven days. His positive report came two days ago. There is no contact and travel history of any kind. They were probably infected by coming in contact with a patient in their clinic. Apart from the doctor, three others have also died.
62-year-old Dr., living in Ruparam Nagar on Thursday morning in Indair due to the Kareena virus. Shatrughan Panjwani was killed. He was a General Physician and practiced privately. MGM Hospital on Wednesday night released a list of patients of Cavid-19, in which Dr. Panjwani was also named. He had symptoms of chorea, but the administration is yet to know how he got the infection. Chief Medical Officer said- 'It seems that he came in contact with an infected person during treatment. Efforts are being made to find the source of their infection. Apart from him, another 44-year-old patient from South Toda also died.
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