Kodagu: Youngster dies of fever, locals suspect rat fever spread; Here's what health officials said
Kodagu: Speculation surrounds the unfortunate demise of Libeen (25), a resident of Anapare village in the border village of Karike, Kodagu district, as he succumbed to fever. However, District Health Officer Dr. KM Satish Kumar has clarified that there is no definitive confirmation regarding the cause of his fever.
Libeen, son of Karike Balan and Lata, was known to commute to the neighboring state of Kerala for work on a daily basis. Recently, he was admitted for treatment at Pariaram Medical College in Kerala due to a fever. Unfortunately, despite receiving medical care, Libeen passed away on July 3.
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Upon hearing the news of his death, health officials visited Libeen's residence in Karike to conduct an investigation. Dr. K. M. Satish Kumar, while speaking to the local reporters, stated that there were no signs of fever among Libeen's family members and the residents in the neighborhood.
Additionally, health authorities thoroughly examined the Karike Health Center for any related cases, but no instances of fever were detected. Dr. Satish Kumar emphasized that all necessary precautionary measures have been taken in response to the situation.
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Actor-politician Vijay's party stages state-wide protest against Waqf Bill
Chennai (PTI): Actor-politician Vijay-led Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam on Friday staged state-wide demonstrations against the Waqf Bill and demanded that it be taken back.
Led by TVK general secretary N Anand, party cadres gathered here against the Bill, passed by both houses of Parliament, and raised slogans including "let us reject Waqf Bill," and "do not take away the rights of Muslims."
The Centre should not interfere in the matters related to Waqf properties and the union government poses a "threat to Waqf properties," with the passage of the Bill, the protesters claimed, and demanded that the Bill be withdrawn.
"Do not betray the minorities," and "let us protect secularism," were among the other slogans raised by the protesters.
Madurai, Coimbatore, Tiruchirappalli, Thoothukudi and Thanjavur were among the cities that witnessed protests by the TVK.
Vijay on Thursday dubbed the Waqf Bill "anti-democratic" and demanded that it be taken back. Further, he said if this demand was not met, his party would join forces with Muslims in their "Waqf rights legal struggle."
