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Typhoid Getting Stubborn, Recovery Taking Longer Now | Vadodara News - Vimarsana News

Typhoid Getting Stubborn, Recovery Taking Longer Now | Vadodara News

Typhoid, which is otherwise widely prevalent and treatable with known medicines is fast becoming become a nightmare for doctors and patients alike.

2023 Telangana Assembly Polls: Aara Poll Survey Predicts TRS Win, BJP to Surpass Congress - Vimarsana News

2023 Telangana Assembly Polls: Aara Poll Survey Predicts TRS Win, BJP to Surpass Congress

Hyderabad: Aaraa Poll Strategies has predicted that the ruling TRS will retain the power in the upcoming 2023 Telangana  Assembly elections. As per the Aara's survey, the TRS party will emerge victorious if the elections are conducted at this moment in the state. The survey also predicted that TRS would get 38.88 per cent vote share while its vote share was 46.90 percent in

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Typhoid cases are not linked to municipal drinking water: NICD - Vimarsana News

Typhoid cases are not linked to municipal drinking water: NICD

Washing hands frequently, especially after changing nappies or caring for the sick, and good hygiene when preparing food are among the recommended steps to take to minimise the risk of infection.

No confirmed Typhoid cases in J.B Marks | Potchefstroom Herald - Vimarsana News

No confirmed Typhoid cases in J.B Marks | Potchefstroom Herald

Following chain messages claiming there are Typhoid cases in the J.B. Marks local municipality, the North West Health MEC Madoda Sambatha has called o

Typhoid cases are not linked to municipal drinking water: NICD - Vimarsana News

Typhoid cases are not linked to municipal drinking water: NICD

Washing hands frequently, especially after changing nappies or caring for the sick, and good hygiene when preparing food are among the recommended steps to take to minimise the risk of infection.