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Diarrhoea kills 8 more in Gaibandha, Lalmonirhat

STAR NATIONAL DESK
Eight more persons have died from diarrhoea in Gaibandha and Lalmonirhat districts.
Our Gaibandha correspondent reported that the disease killed seven more persons in the last three four, raising the toll to eleven in the district.
Health officials said diarrhoea is spreading in Shaghata and Sunderganj upazilas and patients are going to local health complexes in large numbers for treatment.
The dead are Lafsy Begum, 2 and Alama Begum, 10, of Fatekha village, Shahabi Begum, 5, of Baidanath village and Akbar Ali, 45, of Charuatari village under Sunderganj Upazila; Majeda Begum, 30, of Arifkha village,
Jamila, 12, of Hasdara village under Gaibandha Sadar upazila and Kanchuri Begum, 55, of Madanerp Para village under Fulchari Upazila.
The Deputy Commissioner has opened a control room to monitor diarrhoea situation in the district and said adequate measures have already been taken to chack spread of the disease.
Doctors say outbreak of diarrhoeal is a seasonal phenomenon. Every year this time people in remote areas are attacked with the disease.
Our Lalmonirhat correspondent reported that
diarrhoea killed one Badar Uddin, 45, at Jalangi village under Patgram upazila on Friday.
With this, the unofficial death toll from the disease rose to six in
Patgram. Officials confirmed three deaths earlier.
At least 200 people have been attacked with the disease since it broke out in five upazilas of the district last week.
Fifty-five patients have been admitted to different hospitals and health complexes and another over 100 taken treatment, the officials said.
People in Patgram alleged that Saline was not available at the health complex.
When contacted over telephone, Lalmonirhat Civil Surgeon Dr Sohrab Hossain Sarkar said 42 medical teams are working in the affected areas. A message has been sent to higher authorities for sending saline immediately, he said.