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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Devajit Saikia set to take over as BCCI secretary, Prabhtej Bhatia likely to become treasurer
Mumbai, Jan 4: Devajit Saikia on Saturday filed his nomination for the post of the BCCI secretary whereas Prabhtej Bhatia applied for the post of the treasurer, with both officials being the only applicants for the two roles.
Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh's Bhatia has applied for the treasurer's position after the post was left vacant by the exit of Ashish Shelar, who recently took oath as a cabinet minister in the Maharashtra government.
On the other hand, Saikia has been working as the interim secretary of the Indian cricket board since Jay Shah took over as the ICC chairman on December 1.
Saikia was nominated as the interim secretary by the BCCI president Roger Bonny after Shah had left the role.
As per the election schedule on the board's website, the window to file the nomination application was open till 4:00pm on Saturday afternoon and according to sources, only Saikia and Bhatia have put forth their nominations.
