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Early monsoon has led to a spurt in typhoid cases

Not only typhoid but dengue and leptospirosis also have doctors in the city worried; the good news: number of malaria and gastroenteritis cases has gone down this year

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Despite the number of cases of malaria and gastroenteritis having gone down when compared to last year, the inflow of patients suffering from typhoid this monsoon is a cause for worry for doctors. According to the BMC, the city has already witnessed 40 cases of typhoid in civic-run hospitals till yesterday. Last year, for the whole month of June the number of typhoid cases was 55.


Rain fever: With more patients coming in this monsoon with cases of dengue, leptospirosis and typhoid due to the bad weather civic-run hospitals have started evening out patient departments. Parel’s KEM has also started attending to patients from 3 pm to midnight each day. File pic

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