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The other Quillin-Bar Syndrome (GPS) suspected that death In the Pune district of Maharashtra, the death toll has been increased to seven. However, four deaths have been confirmed as GPS, and health officials said on Tuesday (February 12, 2025) that three people were reported to have been suspected to have died. The total number of suspicious patients with GPS reached 197, and 172 were confirmed.
The 37-year-old driver, a 37-year-old driver, died from Qlein-Bar Syndrome (GPS). He complained that he had weakness in his lower limbs, and was admitted to the city -based hospital. He was transferred to a hospital in Nipani, Karnataka and was admitted to Kamala Nehru Hospital in Pune, where he died there, Pune civic officials said.
Five new patients were reported on Tuesday. Of these, two new GPS cases have been from today, the remaining three cases have come from the previous days. Of the total 197 patients, 104 have been evacuated, 50 are on the ICU, and are in 20 ventilators, according to the Integrated Disease Monitoring Program of the Public Health Department. 40 patients belong to the Pune Municipal Corporation (BMC), 92 from the newly added villages in the BMC area, 29 Pimprikanjwad MC, 28 Pune rural areas and eight from other districts.
According to the health department, the statewide rapid response team went to the affected area and carried out surveillance from home. So far, 46534 houses in BMC, 25558 houses in PCMC and 13476 houses (85568) in Pune rural areas.
5891 water samples were sent to the Public Health Laboratory for chemical and biological analysis, and the models were contaminated from 65 water sources.
Released – February 12, 2025 09:47 In the morning
