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UID is government's 'Aadhaar' to track TB patients

<p>Centre's plan to link Aadhaar with TB patients across India, to track those who leave treatment mid-way, will be implemented in Mumbai first</p>

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The TB hospital in Sewri is Asia’s largest and receives patients from across the country. Representation PicThe TB hospital in Sewri is Asia’s largest and receives patients from across the country. Representation Pic

Uttar Pradesh native Ramesh Yadav (32), who has been working in Mumbai as a daily-wage labourer for last seven months, was diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB) five months ago. He was admitted to the Sewri TB hospital, but after three months of treatment, he left. Ever since, the hospital has been trying to track him down to bring him back and get him to complete the treatment before he develops drug resistance.

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