Pune GBS Latest News: Water Contamination Found

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Pune GBS latest news

In Pune, there’s a worrying increase in cases of the rare and severe neurological condition called Guillain- Barré syndrome( GBS). A  swift investigation was launched into the  megacity’s water  force. This was done after authorities linked  further more than 100 suspected cases linked to  polluted water. Nationally, experts and health  officers are  scrabbling to contain the spread due to this situation. 

Furthermore, The  jitters are attacked by the vulnerable system. It shows symptoms  similar to weakness, loss of  knowledge and palsy. The  maturity of cases in Pune had gastroenteritis, which included vomiting, diarrhea, and nausea, before developing  supplemental  impassiveness.  

Top 10 Developments in the GBS Outbreak

  1. First Death The first victim of the outbreak was a 41- time-old chartered accountant from Pune.  
  2. In  less than three weeks since the first cluster was  blazoned on January 9, the GBS caseload in Pune has risen to 111.  
  3. Seventy seven are still out, a minimum of 17 are  presently on ventilators and discharged as critical cases.  
  4. The  impurity of the affected region with Campylobacter jejuni and norovirus has been  linked by experts.  
  5. Expert Warnings Dr. Priyanka Sehrawat, an AIIMS Delhi pupil, has  linked gastroenteritis as a possible cause of GBS and stressed the  significance of not ingesting  sick food and water.  
  6. Cases Beyond Pune Two cases in Nagpur have been put on a ventilator after being diagnosed with GBS.  
  7. A man in Solapur is believed to have  failed from GBS, raising  enterprises about the spread of the outbreak.  
  8. A WHO  platoon visited Nanded  village in Haveli tehsil and was joined by Pune Municipal Corporation Commissioner Dr. Rajendra Bhosale. 
  9. The Union Health Ministry has stationed a seven- member expert  platoon to Pune to work with original authorities in managing the  extremity.  
  10. The response  has been  stoked by the addition of three experts from the National Institute of Virology( NIV), Pune, who are now supporting the original administration.  

Authorities on High Alert  

In light of the  inflexibility of this situation, public health  officers are stepping up their  efforts to identify the source of  impurity and  help any  fresh cases. The  megacity-  possessed  establishment has started water testing and is  prompting  residents to maintain sanitation and boil drinking water.  Follow the news buzz for recent news updates as we continue to cover this burgeoning health  extremity in Pune.

 

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