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Three children of a household person died wrong 48 hours aft coming down with fever successful a village, prompting the authorities to dispatch a squad of doctors to the country to trial different children for diseases similar malaria and dengue, according to officials.
Medical reports of the 3 children who died successful Gularhiya Tola colony of Nebua Naurangia artifact are awaited to ascertain the origin of death, the officials said connected Saturday (November 29, 2025).
Pintu Gaur's girl Manju (7) fell sick a week ago. She was taken to a section doc but she did not get better. She was past taken to the territory hospital, wherever she died connected Wednesday, according to the officials.
Soon after, Mr. Gaur's younger girl Khushi (3) besides developed precocious fever. As her information deteriorated, she was referred from the territory infirmary to BRD Medical College successful Gorakhpur, wherever she died connected Friday morning.
In a 3rd stroke to the family, Krishna (5), the lad of Gaur's elder member Dashrath, besides came down with fever. He died portion helium was being taken to Padrauna connected Friday morning.
The deaths of the 3 children successful 1 household acceptable disconnected alarm bells successful the wellness department, which has acceptable up a aesculapian campy successful the colony and launched a probe into the origin of the deaths, the officials said.
Dr Ranjan Kumar Maurya, in-charge of the Nebua Naurangia Community Health Centre (CHC), said a aesculapian squad has been camping successful the colony for the past 2 days to analyse and dainty children.
"The nonstop origin of the deaths volition beryllium confirmed lone aft the aesculapian reports come," helium said.
The wellness section squad has truthful acold examined 57 children successful the village, conducting tests for malaria and dengue. Medicines person been distributed arsenic required, the officials said.
The squad has besides sprayed disinfectants and bleaching pulverization successful the affected areas and advised villagers to support cleanliness, they said.
