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Afisa wa afya wa India amesema daktari feki aliyekuwa akiwatibu wanakijiji wenye magonjwa ya kuharisha, vifua na mafua amewaambukiza zaidi ya watu 21 virusi vya UKIMWI kwa kutumia sindano.
Afisa huyo amesema Polisi wanamtafuta daktari huyo aliyejulikana kwa jina la Rajendra Yadav ambaye ametoroka kijijini hapo, Bangarmau
Wanakijiji wamesema ni mara chache sana walikuwa wakimuona daktari huyo kubadili sindano. Kitu ambacho Afisa anasema yaweza kuwa sababu ya maambukizi ya VVU
Kutokana na uchache na ugumu wa kupatikanaji wa Madaktari, Watu wa India wamekuwa wakitafuta Madaktari feki kwa matibabu ya bei ndogo.
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An Indian health official says a fake doctor treating poor villagers for colds, coughs and diarrhea has infected at least 21 of them with HIV by using contaminated syringes and needles.
Sushil Choudhury, the official, says police are looking for Rajendra Yadav, who has fled Bangarmau, a small town in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
The villagers say they rarely saw him changing the needles. Choudhury said Tuesday that probably led to the spread of HIV.
With India’s health care system facing a massive shortage of doctors and hospitals, millions of poor people seek fake doctors for cheap treatment.
India had 2.1 million people living with HIV at the end of 2016, according to UNAIDS.
Source: AP
Afisa huyo amesema Polisi wanamtafuta daktari huyo aliyejulikana kwa jina la Rajendra Yadav ambaye ametoroka kijijini hapo, Bangarmau
Wanakijiji wamesema ni mara chache sana walikuwa wakimuona daktari huyo kubadili sindano. Kitu ambacho Afisa anasema yaweza kuwa sababu ya maambukizi ya VVU
Kutokana na uchache na ugumu wa kupatikanaji wa Madaktari, Watu wa India wamekuwa wakitafuta Madaktari feki kwa matibabu ya bei ndogo.
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An Indian health official says a fake doctor treating poor villagers for colds, coughs and diarrhea has infected at least 21 of them with HIV by using contaminated syringes and needles.
Sushil Choudhury, the official, says police are looking for Rajendra Yadav, who has fled Bangarmau, a small town in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
The villagers say they rarely saw him changing the needles. Choudhury said Tuesday that probably led to the spread of HIV.
With India’s health care system facing a massive shortage of doctors and hospitals, millions of poor people seek fake doctors for cheap treatment.
India had 2.1 million people living with HIV at the end of 2016, according to UNAIDS.
Source: AP