Both the symptoms of measles and measles and infections have raised new concerns in the country. Seven more deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours. Four of them were confirmed to have measles, while three died of symptoms.
According to the latest data of the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), the number of suspected patients has increased from March 15 to April 24. Measles have been confirmed in the bodies of four thousand 231 people. At the same time, a total of 19 thousand 705 people were hospitalized and 16 thousand 527 people returned home after treatment.
Forty-two deaths and symptoms of measles have so far increased concerns after the outbreak.
The Isolation Crisis is a major risk
According to field data, one of the reasons for the increase in infection is the lack of adequate isolation. Many hospitals are having to keep children close to the common patients, which is raising the risk of hospital-based infection.
Public health experts say the situation could get more complicated if separate medical systems are not strengthened quickly. There are more risks for children and newborns.
1,215 new suspected patients in one day
Thousands of new cases of new cases of mearrhoage have been identified in the last 24 hours. Due to the increasing pressure on patients in hospitals, the pressure on doctors and health workers is increasing.
According to experts, the three factors are prolonging the outbreak – a shortage of vaccination coverage, lack of rapid detection of cases and weakness in contact control.
Rapidly detecting and rapid vaccinations
Public health experts say it is now the most important thing to strengthen vaccination programs to prevent measles as it is a highly contagious disease. Children are advised to get quick treatment if they have fever, cough, redness of the eyes or redness in the body.
At the same time, it has been recommended to keep the affected children separate from others, ensure separate beds in the hospital and increase surveillance at the community level.
Health care in the face of pressure
According to observers, it is important to immediately increase hospital capacity, launch emergency isolation units and expand vaccination coverage to bring the situation under control. Otherwise, the risk of becoming more widespread is increasing.
Now, the health authorities take additional measures to prevent infection and how quickly the effective measures are taken at the field level to protect the affected children.