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Medical teams visited deceased house
A day after the death of DAnjali20 Vandadi Vuppara palli village of Chinnamandem mandal who was reportedly died due to swine flu, a two member team of doctors from District Medical Health department from Kadapa head quarters one doctor from Chinnamandem Primary Health Center visited the house of deceased and interacted with the deceased family members on Monday
Kadapa: A day after the death of D.Anjali(20) Vandadi Vuppara palli village of Chinnamandem mandal who was reportedly died due to swine flu, a two member team of doctors from District Medical &Health department from Kadapa head quarters one doctor from Chinnamandem Primary Health Center visited the house of deceased and interacted with the deceased family members on Monday.
They verified the day wise medical reports of the Anjali of which she underwent 3 hospitals like in Rayachoti town, Kadapa city, and finally at Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences in Tirupati respectively after she was suffered for the past week days.
When contacted by Hans India District Medical & Health Officer N.Umasundary said as per the medical records the deceased has been suffering with either lung infection or Embolism might leads her having high fever and calf. She said still there some reports whether the patient affected with H1 N1 virus(Swine Flu) or not from Sri Venkateswara Institute of medical sciences at Turupathi. "It will takes another two days to confirmation". she said as a precautionary measure some tablets related to H1 N1 virus supplied to the deceased family members.
Meanwhile Chinnamandem Primary Health Center (PHC) Dr.N.Musthaq Ahmodh who also visited the Vuppara palli village along with two member doctor team said they have keenly inquired matter entire village as no symptoms of Swine Flu found.
