21 get AIDS due to infected needles in UP
UNI Feb 05, 2018
A local quack in the district has spread the deadly disease of AIDS among 21 people by injecting them with infected needles.
The incident was reported in Bangarmau area of the district, where the officials have identified one Rajendra Yadav behind this incident. An FIR has been registered against him. Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Sushil Choudhury said here on Monday that the quack used to give injections with one needle, leading to spread of this deadly disease. The CMO said the doctors checked 566 people in Bangarmau and its adjoining villages, where 21 were found HIV positive.
All the patients have been shifted to the KGMU in Lucknow. Most of the cases are from Premganj and Chakmirapur villages. Dr Choudhury said the injection were given to the patients during the past three months since November. "Now, the doctors are checking all the patients, who have been given injection by Rajendra Yadav," he stated. The FIR against Rajendra was registered by Bangarmau community health centre In-Charge Pramod Dohre on January 31 and police was investigating the matter. The quack is absconding for the past one week.
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