News Topic:Directorate of Health Services Jammu (DHSJ)
Health
Mysterious Deaths: Several Budhal families isolated, shifted to Nursing College Rajouri
After four more people from Budhal village were hospitalized due to a mysterious illness, the government shifted several families to an isolation centre.
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Rajouri Mysterious Deaths: Authorities scramble to identify cause as neurotoxin theory gains traction
In response to the mysterious deaths of 17 individuals, Badhal village in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir has been declared a containment zone.
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Inter-ministerial team collects samples, CM visits Budhal Rajouri
Given the mysterious deaths of 17 persons at Budhal village in Rajouri district, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah arrived in the hamlet on Tuesday.
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Government cancels leaves of medical staff in J&K
SRINAGAR — In the wave of Coronavirus scare, the government has canceled leaves of medical staff and directed them not to leave stations without...
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