More than 220 villagers in northern India have symptoms of high fever cough and headache and headache

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Overseas Network, September 1st. According to the "Indian Times" website reported on the 1st, unknown infectious diseases occurred in remote villages in northern India, at least 220 people experienced high fever, cough and headache symptoms. Viral disease.

This unknown disease has recently spread in two villages in Pauri Town, Uttarakhand, India. A medical team of the State Government Health Department has sampled 20 patients in the examination. result. It is reported that the medical team did antigen fast screening test for some patients, and the results were negative. Medical experts said that few foreign people visited the village, and the villagers rarely left the village, thinking that the chance of spreading the new crown virus was not high.

Praveen Kumar, chief medical office of Poly Town, said that the initial signs showed that villagers may be infected by viruses, but they are not life -threatening. In order to control the infection of the disease, local health personnel have distributed "preventive drugs" from house to house and asked villagers to wear masks. In addition, many villagers have taken the initiative to let children not go to school to reduce the chance of being infected. (Overseas Network Hou Xingchuan)

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