The incident in Karaikudi where an eighth grade student died of fever has created fear.
Megala is the daughter of Pandi from Karaikudi Subramaniapuram in Sivagangai district. Mekala, a student of class eight, had fever when she came from school last Thursday.Her father took Megala to the government hospital and gave her an injection.
In this situation, Megala, who was taken back to the government hospital due to fever again the day before yesterday morning,
Without taking the test, they sent the injection again without telling me what kind of fever it was.
Megala, who was admitted to a private hospital due to severe fever, passed away at midnight yesterday. The death of a schoolgirl due to fever has created fear among the people of the area.
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