In Sajuma village, Kaithal, the number of patients suffering from hepatitis A, vomiting, and diarrhea, caused by contaminated drinking water, is increasing. Initially, 19 children were diagnosed with the illnesses, but now the number has risen to 41. 32 cases of hepatitis A and 9 cases of typhoid have been confirmed in the village. Health department teams are camping in the village, constantly collecting samples. The health department has deploy…
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In Sajuma village, Kaithal, the number of patients suffering from hepatitis A, vomiting, and diarrhea, caused by contaminated drinking water, is increasing. Initially, 19 children were diagnosed with the illnesses, but now the number has risen to 41. 32 cases of hepatitis A and 9 cases of typhoid have been confirmed in the village. Health department teams are camping in the village, constantly collecting samples. The health department has deploy…