Coimbatore: With 10 more children dying of Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) in north Bihar's Muzaffarpur district on Monday, taking the fortnight's toll to 103, Coimbatore reported its first casualty of a young woman reportedly dying of brain fever yesterday.
Coimbatore: With 10 more children dying of Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) in north Bihar's Muzaffarpur district on Monday, taking the fortnight's toll to 103, Coimbatore reported its first casualty of a young woman reportedly dying of brain fever yesterday.
A young woman, Ramya (21) from Coimbatore, a resident of Vinayagapuram, Saravanampatti was ill for the past few days and was admitted at the Coimbatore Government Hospital. Reports confirmed that she was suffering from brain fever. In spite of medical treatment, Ramya succumbed to brain fever and died on Tuesday.
A young woman, Ramya (21) from Coimbatore, a resident of Vinayagapuram, Saravanampatti was ill for the past few days and was admitted at the Coimbatore Government Hospital. Reports confirmed that she was suffering from brain fever. In spite of medical treatment, Ramya succumbed to brain fever and died on Tuesday.