Syed Ali Shah:

QUETTA: Tragedy struck once again in Quetta as another victim of the deadly Congo virus, 35-year-old Ali Muhammad, lost his battle against the disease on Friday at Fatima Jinnah Hospital. This unfortunate development marks the 14th death from the virus in Balochistan this year, prompting renewed concerns about the spread of this dangerous pathogen.

35-year-old Ali Muhammad died of Congo Virus

Ali Muhammad, a resident of Quetta, had been receiving treatment at Fatima Jinnah Hospital after testing positive for the Congo virus. Despite the dedicated efforts of the medical team, his condition deteriorated rapidly, leading to his untimely demise.

2 Congo patients admitted to hospital

According to the administration of Fatima Jinnah Hospital, two patients suffering from the Congo virus were admitted for treatment, including Ali Muhammad and 20-year-old Raz Muhammad, both residents of Quetta. Tragically, Ali Muhammad could not overcome the virus, emphasizing the severity of the outbreak.

Health officials closely monitoring the situation

Health officials in Balochistan have been closely monitoring the situation and have implemented strict measures to curb the spread of the Congo virus, Dr. Shireen Khan, a well-known chest physician said. These measures include heightened awareness campaigns, thorough contact tracing, and the reinforcement of safety protocols to protect both healthcare workers and the general public, he mentioned.

Rise in Congo virus sparks concerns in Balochistan

The rise in Congo virus-related deaths in Quetta has sparked concerns among residents, with many calling for more comprehensive preventive measures and increased public awareness.

This tragic incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of taking precautions against the Congo virus. It is imperative for individuals to follow safety guidelines, such as avoiding contact with infected animals, practicing good hygiene, and seeking immediate medical attention if symptoms arise.

Locals urged to be vigilant

The local authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant and report any suspected cases promptly to prevent further casualties. As the battle against the Congo virus continues, the community’s cooperation and adherence to safety guidelines are essential in preventing further loss of life.

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