Rajouri, 28 January (IANS). Abhishek Sharma, Deputy Commissioner of Rajouri, Jammu and Kashmir, visited the Government Medical College (GMC) Rajouri late at night, where he met three real sisters of Badhal village. These sisters were recently discharged from Jammu Hospital, where they were completely cured after treating a mysterious disease.
These three sisters are residents of Badhal village and were referred to Jammu on seeing the symptoms of the disease six days ago. He was airlifted through the Indian Air Force helicopter. The disease had already killed 17 people in Badhal village.
However, the sisters defeated the disease after treatment and saw a lot of improvement. Subsequently, he was discharged from Jammu Hospital on Monday and is now admitted in isolation facility in GMC Rajouri.
Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma, while meeting these sisters, appreciated the hard work of doctors and said that the contribution of doctors was important in saving their lives.
He also said that during this difficult time the administration stands with the people of Badhal village and will provide them all possible help.
Dr. AS Bhatia, Principal of GMC Rajouri and Dr. Shamim Ahmed, Principal of GMC Rajouri were also present.
Dr. AS Bhatia, Principal of GMC Rajouri, told in a conversation with the media that all the three girls who were treated and sent to Jammu and sent to Jammu have now been completely cured. Today is a very happy day for us, especially for Rajouri, Pir Panjal area and especially for Badhal village. The biggest thing is that it is a historic day for our government’s medical college, Rajouri. Seeing the joy and smile on the face of these children, all our tiredness was removed. The glow of his eyes and the feeling of thanking, cannot be described with words. This is a huge gift for us, especially for the district administration, health department, and all healthcare workers. This is the result of their dedication and hard work.
He said that our entire team worked with full honesty and passion. Nobody cared for time. When he had finished his duty, he would immediately arrive at two o’clock in the night, or at five o’clock in the morning. All of them have set an example in the last 40 days. He had only one purpose – to save these children. Now the 11 people here, their position is absolutely stable. Eight people are close to discharge, which we are currently kept in observation. Everyone is better and is getting healthy.
Medical Superintendent Dr. Shamim Ahmed said in a conversation with the media, “I am very happy to see girls. It is very happy for all of us. Also, people are happy that this disease can be treated There has been a ray of hope in other patients after seeing these girls. “
Please tell that there is an atmosphere of fear among the people in Rajouri due to the havoc of mysterious disease. So far, many people have died due to this disease. In such a situation, an alert has been issued by the Health Department. Considering the sensitivity of the current situation, the holidays of all medical personnel have been canceled.
-IANS
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