The havoc of Dengue is increasing rapidly in Bihar. Dengue mosquito sting is becoming dangerous in the capital. More than a hundred new dengue patients are being received every day. More than half a dozen people have died in the state so far. Along with this, many people in the state are getting admitted to hospitals due to severe symptoms of dengue. The number of dengue patients in Patna has increased to 1280. At the same time, two people have died in Nawada due to this disease. In Buxar too, two people have died three days ago. Along with this, the condition of a health department official is said to be critical. Whose treatment is currently going on.

A teacher from Chhapra died during treatment at a private hospital in Patna on Wednesday. Prabha Devi, 68, a resident of Ashok Nagar, Kankarbagh, admitted to PMCH in Patna on Sunday, died due to dengue. Along with this, a lawyer of Patna High Court, Rajiv Lochan, died of dengue disease. On Wednesday, a 10-year-old child resident of Bihta of Salimpur police station area, suffering from dengue, died in NMCH.

The outbreak of dengue is increasing among the Patna Police. After this, some uneasiness has increased in the health department. So far, more than 150 police officers and jawans, including three station in-charges, have come under the grip of dengue in Patna. The work and research are being affected due to the sick police personnel being on leave. The police stations of Jakkanpur, Rajiv Nagar and Khagaul in Patna are suffering from dengue. At the same time, police stationed at SKpuri, Kankarbagh, Peerbahor, Patrakar Nagar and Buddha Colony, besides about one and a half dozen police stations have fallen ill with dengue. All these police personnel are not coming to work due to dengue.