Noida: A nine-month-old boy admitted to Child PGI with severe dengue infection died during treatment on Thursday. A resident of Ghaziabad, he was admitted to the hospital on September 22 in a serious condition. The doctors said, despite efforts, he suffered multiple organ failure and had to be put on ventilator support. The boy was undergoing treatment at Child PGI and was in a serious condition. However, the death will not be counted in GB Nagar since the family lives in Ghaziabad, said Dr Shruti Kirti Verma, district malaria officer. The boy is the second dengue patient to have died in Noida this year. On September 5, a 27-year-old woman suffering from dengue died. A homeopathic doctor, she was admitted to a private hospital in Noida. On Friday, Noida reported 12 new cases, taking the tally to 556. Ghaziabad also reported 15 new dengue cases, pushing the tally to 632. The health department in both the districts have deployed teams to check prevention measures in rural and urban areas. Along with the district malaria teams, ASHA workers have been involved to check symptomatic patients. Among the new patients in Ghaziabad, the youngest is a 13-year-old boy while the oldest is an 85-year-old man from Rajendra Nagar. Other areas where dengue cases were reported include Ghukna, Sarvodaya Nagar, Govindpuram, Indirapuram, Pratap Vihar, Arya Nagar and Vijay Nagar. We also published the following articles recently12-year-old girl dies of dengue in JadavpurA 12-year-old girl from Kolkata died of dengue after being admitted to the hospital with severe symptoms and breathing distress. This is the third dengue death in 48 hours in the city. The girl had tested positive for dengue before being hospitalized but had not received treatment. The area of Jadavpur has been heavily affected by dengue cases recently, with several deaths reported. In addition, hospitals in Delhi are also seeing a surge in dengue patients, emphasizing the importance of timely diagnosis and mosquito control measures.28-year-old Bansdroni woman dies of dengueA 28-year-old woman in Bansdroni, Kolkata, died from dengue after suffering from a fever for a few days. She had tested positive for dengue and was receiving treatment at home before her condition worsened and she was admitted to the hospital. This is the first known dengue death in the area, and locals are alleging the absence of any vector control measures. A councillor has called for a major cleanliness drive in the area to prevent the spread of the virus. Dengue cases are still on the rise, and experts believe the outbreak has not yet peaked.Tamil Nadu: 5-year-old Tirupattur girl dies of dengueA five-year-old girl in Tirupattur, India, who was admitted to the hospital with dengue, has tragically passed away. Her eight-month-old brother is currently receiving treatment. The district collector suspects that the private hospital where the children were initially treated did not follow protocol and discharged them prematurely. The district administration will recommend compensation for the family and has instructed health authorities to conduct fever camps and screen for dengue in the area. They also urge people to seek treatment at government hospitals for fever-related symptoms.

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