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"For the first time in the country, we have used biorock technology to protect coral reefs by building rock-like materials beneath the ocean. It uses low-voltage electric current," says R Senthil Kumaran, Deputy Conservator of Forests, MNP, Jamnagar
Tirupathur government doctors successfully treat child with rare condition
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The baby was diagnosed with diabetic ketoacidosis and acute renal failure
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The baby was diagnosed with diabetic ketoacidosis and acute renal failure
Doctors at the Special Newborn Care Unit (SNCU), Tirupathur Government Hospital, successfully treated a 24-day-old baby girl who was diagnosed with diabetic ketoacidosis and acute renal failure, and was brought in a critical state to the hospital last week. Doctors claim this is a rare presentation during the newborn period.
The baby girl, daughter of Sivaranjini from Tirupathur, was born in Vellore Medical College Hospital, Adukamparai. Though her birth weight was 2.8 kg, it dropped to 1.78 kg and the parents complained that the child was feeding poorly and suffered from breathlessness.
Photo exhibition on ‘Tamed Tuskers’ inaugurated
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Guests look at the photographs at the exhibition ‘Tamed Tuskers’ in Madurai on Tuesday. | Photo Credit:
Ashok R
Awareness must be created among the urban populace on how to treat elephants. Elephants were empathetic beings and should be treated with care, said Forest Veterinarian N. Kalaivanan at a photo exhibition of renowned photographer R. Senthil Kumaran, titled ‘Tamed Tuskers’, held at JC Residency here on Tuesday.
Over 20 photographs of elephants were on display at the exhibition. Encroachments by the urban population on the natural habitats of elephants had put the animals under much stress and caused man-animal conflict. The increase in the instances of the conflict was a cause for concern, said Mr. Senthil Kumaran.