Two succumb to black fungus in West Bengal
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Kolkata, May 24 : The West Bengal Health Department late on Monday confirmed that two persons died of mucormycosis, commonly known as black fungus , out of the 12 confirmed cases and five suspected cases in the state. Till today (Monday), there are 12 confirmed cases of mucormycosis, and out of them, four were from Bihar and one from Jharkhand. No new case was reported today. Out of the 12 confirmed cases, six are Covid or post Covid, and three out of five suspects. Others are not associated with Covid, but almost all have uncontrolled diabetes, the Health Department release said.
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Kolkata, May 24 (IANS) The West Bengal Health Department late on Monday confirmed that two persons died of mucormycosis, commonly known as black fungus , out of the 12 confirmed cases and five suspected cases in the state. Till today (Monday), there are 12 confirmed cases of mucormycosis, and out of them, four were from Bihar and one from Jharkhand. No new case was reported today. Out of the 12 confirmed cases, six are Covid or post Covid, and three out of five suspects. Others are not associated with Covid, but almost all have uncontrolled diabetes, the Health Department release said.
West Bengal: Government doctor suspended over Facebook post on dengue situation
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News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Kajol | Updated on: 12 Nov 2017, 07:18:45 AM
New Delhi:
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