New Delhi: Corona infection may have decreased in the country but the impact of dengue, malaria and chikungunya in Delhi NCR is increasing. The Corporation Hospital has set up a separate mosquito net ward for the same as well as reserved beds. Mosquito nets wards have also been set up at Hindu Rao Hospital.
A patient has died of malaria at Hindu Rao, a major hospital in the North Delhi Municipal Corporation. The hospital has also confirmed the same. There are 66 confirmed cases of malaria and 473 confirmed cases of dengue in the hospital. Dr Hemant of Hindu Rao Hospital said that the case of dengue is increasing by 10 to 15% this year as compared to last year. He says mosquito essays that mosquito essays can be reduced only when winter increases at night.
According to the hospital, there are 1,973 suspected and 66 confirmed cases of malaria. If we talk about dengue cases, 1,278 suspected and 473 confirmed cases have been reported to the hospital so far. Dr Hemant said that dengue patients have been kept in mosquito nets so that no one else can be infected. BJP leader Jayaprakash said that in view of the increasing number of cases of dengue and malaria, beds have been reserved in the medical ward and infant ward of the hospital.
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