Mhow/Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Two Bhil child brothers of Bai village of Mhow tehsil positioned on Indore Khandwa highway died on Wednesday, three to 4 days after kids of the village had fallen prey to seasonal fever. One baby is present process therapy in Chacha Nehru Hospital, Indore, Block Medical Officer Dr Faizal Ali stated.

He added that five-year-old Shivansh and two-and-a half-year-old Yuvraj have died whereas Naitik their third brother is steady.

The trio was affected by fever for the final three-to-four days and when Shivansh’s well being worsened their father Rahul Bhil took him to a quack. When his situation didn’t enhance, Rahul took the youngsters to Barwah in the hunt for higher medical doctors however was unable to search out one. One baby was declared lifeless in Barwah itself and he rushed with the opposite two youngsters to Indore the place his second son too was declared lifeless. The physician who had handled these kids has since fled the village however his clinic has been sealed by the well being division workforce and medicines prescribed for the youngsters have been seized.

The well being division workforce has visited close by Sandal Mendal village too and distributed medicines to four-five kids who’re affected by excessive fever for some days. The workforce has additionally taken their samples and an investigation has begun within the case.

The precise purpose for the deaths of two kids could be recognized solely after their reviews are available. Chief Medical and Well being Officer, Indore Dr BS Saitya has visited the spot to analyze the matter.

“Prima facie, it was not a case of medical negligence however we’re investigating all features. We’re additionally investigating the levels of the physician who handled the sufferers. The clinic was shut on the time we reached there. We’ve got given essential pointers to native well being officers,” Dr Saitya stated.

Cholera like signs in sufferers

Superintendent of Chacha Nehru Hospital Dr Preeti Malpani stated that two youngsters had been introduced lifeless to the hospital whereas the third one was severely ailing.

“All of the members of the family together with youngsters, mother and father, and grandparents had been affected by diarrhoea. Two youngsters had been introduced lifeless. We’ve got admitted one child who was affected by fever. We’ve got not been in a position to take his stool pattern as but and the household too has not knowledgeable us in regards to the purpose for his or her sickness,” Dr Malpani stated. She added that these are signs of cholera however as no samples might be taken, it can’t be confirmed.