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UP: Massive fire engulfs house in Firozabad, 6 dead 

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed grief over the loss of lives and directed officials to provide a relief of Rs 2 lakh to the kin of the deceased, the government said.

At least six members of a family were killed and three injured on Tuesday after a fire broke out in their electronics-cum-furniture shop on the ground floor of the building they lived in, police said.
Prima facie, it appears that a short circuit led to the fire, gutting not only the shop but also the owners' house on the first floor, they said.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed grief over the loss of lives and directed officials to provide a relief of Rs 2 lakh to the kin of the deceased, the government said.
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Of the six dead, three were children, Senior Superintendent of Police Ashish Tiwari said.
He said 18 fire brigade vehicles from Agra, Mainpuri, Etah and Firozabad, and personnel from 12 police stations were involved in the rescue operation, which lasted for almost two-and-half hours.
"Since the area is congested, the rescuers had to put in extra efforts," the SSP said.
"We are still trying to ascertain that no one is trapped inside. The rescue operations are on," he added.

UP: HIV+ woman loses new born after doctors allegedly refused to touch her

UP: HIV+ woman loses newborn after doctors allegedly refused to touch her

Her family alleged that the doctors left their daughter suffering in labour pain for several hours, and it was only after  hospital chief's intervention that the baby was delivered.

Her family alleged that the doctors left their daughter suffering in labour pain for several hours, and it was only after &nbsp;hospital chief's intervention that the baby was delivered.

&nbsp;An HIV positive woman in UP's Firzodabad lost her newborn after doctors of a government hospital allegedly refused to touch her.&nbsp;
Her family alleged that the doctors of left their daughter suffering in labour pain for several hours, and it was only after &nbsp;hospital chief's intervention that the baby was delivered.
The infant, as per an NDTV report, died hours after birth, and the hospital has ordered inquiry into the matter.
The November 21 incident was brought to notice by an NGO associated with National Aids Control Organization. One of the officers from the NGO got the woman admitted at the medical college claiming that none of the doctors operated her for hours, and she was in pain till late evening.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, hospital-in-charge Sangeeta Aneja claimed that the family didn't inform about the woman being an HIV patient.
She also claimed that regular tests were performed on the patient and later when doctors found out about her HIV+ status, they continued to treat her.
Aneja, however, added that action will be taken if anyone is found at fault.
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An outbreak of dengue-like fever in Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Firozabad district has claimed over 50 as of Friday, officials said, adding that there was no drop in the inflow of patients in the hospitals. 
Chief Medical Officer Dinesh Kumar Premi, in a statement, said &ldquo;so far, 50 people have died due to dengue and viral fever. Ten areas -- nine blocks and a Nagar Nigam area -- in the district are affected&rdquo;.
There are 36 active camps in the district and 3,719 people, including those who have a fever, are undergoing treatment there, he said.
At least 40 children have died so far in Firozabad since the outbreak of the &ldquo;viral fever&rdquo; two weeks ago.
In order to control the dengue outbreak and look into the aspects of the disease, the Central government sent a six-member team of experts of the Union health ministry to Firozabad.
Also watch:&nbsp;Past dengue exposure may provide some Covid-19 immunity: study&nbsp;
Amid the rising death toll, District Magistrate Chandra Vijay Singh suspended three doctors on charges of negligence and also warned government doctors of strict action for any negligence in the treatment of the patients.
Cases similar to those found in Firozabad have also been reported from Mathura, Etah,&nbsp;Mainpuri and Agra, officials said.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, meanwhile, directed the principal secretary (medical education), Alok Kumar, to camp in Agra and Firozabad districts to take stock of the situation, a government spokesperson said.&nbsp;
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Centre sends teams to UP's Firozabad as death toll from dengue crosses 50

Dengue, viral fever death toll climbs to 50 in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh's&nbsp;Firozabad;&nbsp;central team takes stock of the situation.

Dengue in UP's Firozabad

An outbreak of dengue-like fever in Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Firozabad district has claimed over 50 lives as of Friday with officials saying that there is no drop in the inflow of patients to the hospitals.
Chief Medical Officer Dinesh Kumar Premi, in a statement, said &ldquo;so far, 50 people have died due to dengue and viral fever. Ten areas -- nine blocks and a Nagar Nigam area -- in the district are affected&rdquo;.
There are 36 active camps in the district and 3,719 people, including those who have a fever, are undergoing treatment there, he said.
At least 40 children have died so far in Firozabad since the outbreak of the &ldquo;viral fever&rdquo; two weeks ago.
In order to control the dengue outbreak and look into the aspects of the disease, the Central government sent a six-member team of experts of the Union health ministry to Firozabad.
Also watch:&nbsp;Past dengue exposure may provide some Covid-19 immunity: study&nbsp;
Amid the rising death toll, District Magistrate Chandra Vijay Singh suspended three doctors on charges of negligence and also warned government doctors of strict action for any negligence in the treatment of the patients.
Cases similar to those found in Firozabad have also been reported from Mathura, Etah,&nbsp;Mainpuri and Agra, officials said.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, meanwhile, directed the principal secretary (medical education), Alok Kumar, to camp in Agra and Firozabad districts to take stock of the situation, a government spokesperson said.&nbsp;
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At least 40 children have died in Uttar Pradesh's Firozabad due to a severe form of Dengue, called "Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever."

An outbreak of dengue-like fever in Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Firozabad district has claimed over 50 lives as of Friday with officials saying that there is no drop in the inflow of patients to the hospitals.
Chief Medical Officer Dinesh Kumar Premi, in a statement, said &ldquo;so far, 50 people have died due to dengue and viral fever. Ten areas -- nine blocks and a Nagar Nigam area -- in the district are affected&rdquo;.
There are 36 active camps in the district and 3,719 people, including those who have a fever, are undergoing treatment there, he said.
At least 40 children have died so far in Firozabad since the outbreak of the &ldquo;viral fever&rdquo; two weeks ago.
In order to control the dengue outbreak and look into the aspects of the disease, the Central government sent a six-member team of experts of the Union health ministry to Firozabad.
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Amid the rising death toll, District Magistrate Chandra Vijay Singh suspended three doctors on charges of negligence and also warned government doctors of strict action for any negligence in the treatment of the patients.
Cases similar to those found in Firozabad have also been reported from Mathura, Etah,&nbsp;Mainpuri and Agra, officials said.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, meanwhile, directed the principal secretary (medical education), Alok Kumar, to camp in Agra and Firozabad districts to take stock of the situation, a government spokesperson said.&nbsp;
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A suspected dengue outbreak in UP's Firozabad has left over 40 children dead in less than 2 weeks.
BJP MLA from Firozabad Manish Asija on Tuesday claimed that the death toll due to suspected dengue in the district has risen to 44.
The UP government has rushed in a team of 15 doctors from Lucknow&nbsp;that held a meeting with officials of the district administration and the health department. It also conducted tests in the affected areas of the district.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited some dengue patients in the district on Monday.&nbsp;He said that the deaths will be probed by a team from King George's Medical University in Lucknow and a surveillance team so that the reasons can be ascertained.
The chief minister had also told reporters that the first case was detected on August 18.
Meanwhile, the District Magistrate has ordered closure of all schools for classes 1 to 8 till September 6 due to the suspected outbreak.

Over 40 children dead in UP's Firozabad in 2 weeks, dengue suspected

Over 40 children dead in UP's Firozabad in less than 2 weeks, dengue suspected. Schools closed for classes 1 to 8

Suspected dengue outbreak: Over 40 kids dead in less than 2 weeks

Suspected dengue outbreak: Over 40 kids dead in less than 2 weeks
Yogi govt rushes team of doctors from Lucknow&nbsp;to Firozabad
CM: Team from King George's Medical University will probe deaths
Firozabad: Schools closed for classes 1 to 8 till Sept 6 amid outbreak

BJP MLA from Firozabad Manish Asija on Tuesday claimed that the death toll due to suspected dengue in the district has risen to 44.

A suspected dengue outbreak in UP's Firozabad has left over 40 children dead in less than 2 weeks.
BJP MLA from Firozabad Manish Asija on Tuesday claimed that the death toll due to suspected dengue in the district has risen to 44.
The UP government has rushed in a team of 15 doctors from Lucknow&nbsp;that held a meeting with officials of the district administration and the health department. It also conducted tests in the affected areas of the district.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited some dengue patients in the district on Monday.&nbsp;He said that the deaths will be probed by a team from King George's Medical University in Lucknow and a surveillance team so that the reasons can be ascertained.
The chief minister had also told reporters that the first case was detected on August 18.
Meanwhile, the District Magistrate has ordered closure of all schools for classes 1 to 8 till September 6 due to the suspected outbreak.

Hathras case: cops clash with Valmiki community in Agra

Violent clashes including stone-pelting broke out between members of the Valmiki community and the police in Agra and Firozabad on Saturday over the alleged gangrape and murder of a 19-year-old Dalit woman in Hathras by four upper caste men. The Hathras victim, who died on Tuesday at Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital, was from the Valmiki community. On Saturday, members of the Valmiki community in Agra and Firozabad came out on the streets to protest against the Uttar Pradesh government led by Yogi Adityanath and the UP police's handling of the case.

Hathras&nbsp;case: violent clashes erupt in Agra, Firozabad&nbsp; 19-year-old Hathras&nbsp;victim was from Valmiki&nbsp;community Protesters clash with police, angry over UP govt &amp; police handling of case

Violent clashes including stone-pelting broke out between members of the Valmiki community and the police in Agra and Firozabad on Saturday over the alleged gangrape and murder of a 19-year-old Dalit woman in Hathras by four upper caste men. The Hathras victim, who died on Tuesday at Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital, was from the Valmiki community. On Saturday, members of the Valmiki community in Agra and Firozabad came out on the streets to protest against the Uttar Pradesh government led by Yogi Adityanath and the UP police's handling of the case.

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