US Edition"No need to panic, all patients in good condition": Gandhinagar Municipal Commissioner amid typhoid outbreak
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Clarion India'Dirty water': NHRC seeks report from Gujarat govt on typhoid spurt in Gandhinagar
New Delhi, Jan 8, 2026 The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has sought a report from the Gujarat government within two weeks over media reports alleging a spurt in typhoid cases in Gandhinagar due to contaminated drinking water, an official said on Thursday. The Commission observed that the contents of the media report, if found to be true, raise serious issues of violation of the human rights of the affected persons. Taking suo motu cogn…
The increasing cases of typhoid in Gujarat's capital Gandhinagar have raised concerns in the health system. According to government data, 11 more new cases have been reported recently, taking the total number of cases to 144 so far. Currently, 85 patients are under treatment at Gandhinagar Civil Hospital, while 59 patients have been discharged after treatment. Click here to read news from all districts of Gujarat. To control this situation, the …
"No need to panic, all patients in good condition": Gandhinagar Municipal Commissioner amid typhoid outbreak
Amid the ongoing surge in typhoid cases in Gandhinagar, Municipal Commissioner JN Vaghela urged the people not to "panic", assuring that the authorities have checked the quality of drinking water at all places.Speaking to ANI on Tuesday, Vaghela stressed that 2,500 to 3,000 drinking water samples ha
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