The man who died of Nipah came home to seek medical help for multiple wounds on his leg

The 24-year-old male psychology student in a college in Bangalore, died just weeks back in Kerala from the Nipah virus. He had returned to Wandoor in the Malappuram district on August 23 to seek medical help for the many wounds he had incurred on his leg as per the local panchayat and the health department officials.

This victim who was not named by the authorities for their safety concerns has died on the 9th of September in the MES Hospital located in Perinthalmanna. This was because he had been admitted there the day before with complaints of symptoms of meningitis – the inflammation of membranes covering the brain and the spinal cord.

In the latest, with the Nipah outbreak, a mortality report by the Regional Medical Officer raised Napah’s suspicion. On the 13th September, samples retrieved from the corpse of the tortured fem male were kept at the Kozhikode medical college hospital where refs testwed the samples at pcc. The samples were sent to Pune, at the National Institute of Virology for confirmation on the next day, after positive results that day. On sunday, the national testing institute confirmed the nih virus virus as detected infection with the heyher virus.

On September 8th, a patient presenting with meningitis symptoms was admitted to our hospital. Before reaching here, he had consulted three private hospitals regarding his treatment. His condition was not that great. According to Rahul R, operations manager at MES Hospital in Perinthalmanna, inorder to prevent this – All our attempts were in vain and he fell suddenly in the early hours on 9th September. Responding to more such questions, he added that such information can be provided by the district medical officer. When this paper contacted the Malappuram DMO R Renuka, she was not in a position to make a comment.

In the two months after that, there were two cases of the disease and both patients had died due to the Nipah virus infection.

As Ramankutty K, the president of Thiruvali panchayat (residing where victimhome victim’s got situated) explained on August 23, the 24 годыходi came Rue Kerala asymptotic case prepared leg injury. The victim was pursuing an MSc in psychology from a private college in Bengaluru.

“He sustained one of his leg injuries and came here for treatment. On September 4, he started suffering from fever and vomiting. The following day, he sought the assistance of a private clinician located at Naduvath. On September 7 he went to Kims hospital and then received a referral to NIMS hospital in Wandoor the same day. Ultimately, on September 8, a day later, according to him, he was transferred to the ME S hospital located in Perinthalmanna, where he eventually died.

As for the deceased’s mother, she died of incidence cancers two months earlier, however the father long ago departed. As per Ramankutty, he has three siblings; three sisters and a brother out of whom two are living and serving in Gulf countries.

The body was interred on September 10 within the community in a vigil attended by relatives, neighbours and classmates in Bengaluru College. At that point, it wasn’t known that he had the Nipah virus,” he said in the report.

As per the statement issued on Sunday by the health department, the 24-year-old man had travelled to different places with friends and met many people. After round up by thorough screening 151 are released in the preliminary list. All the ten contacts have been restrained to isolation wards, as reported by an official from Government Medical College Hospital, Manjeri, who stated that they this complaint some moderate symptoms. Their samples are already sent for examination to the NIV in Pune.