Mysterious fever kills boy in Coimbatore

Roy was being treated for epilepsy. He was at home yesterday and had a high fever. His parents gave a pill to Jason Roy and put him to sleep. But on the way to the hospital the boy died tragically. Komangalam police have registered a case and are investigating.


Coimbatore: Jason (43), is employed as a private company manager from Kanchampatti near Pollachi. His son Jason Roy, (16), was a 10th class student in a private school in Puliyampatti. Jason Roy was being treated for epilepsy. He was at home yesterday and experienced high fever. His parents gave a pill and put him to sleep. Jason woke up at 4.30 am hearing a noise.

He saw that his son has fainted. He was shocked and took his son to a nearby private hospital. The doctors who examined him there referred him to Pollachi Government Hospital for further treatment. But on the way to the hospital the boy died tragically. Komangalam police have registered a case and are conducting an investigation.

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