India

• PatnaHealth & WellnessSep 29

  Bihar launches special campaign to combat anemia; screening continues until November

  Under the anemia-free special campaign in Bihar, over 94.7 million people were screened between August 25 and September 28. The health minister stated that early detection and treatment of anemia are a government priority. The campaign aims to screen 1.20 crore people by November 30.

• ImphalHealth & WellnessSep 29

  Seven Manipuri Ponies Die from Unidentified Disease in Kakching District

  Seven Manipuri ponies have died over the past two weeks due to an unidentified disease outbreak in Kakching district. Blood samples were sent for testing, and officials urge the public not to panic pending lab results. The disease has affected about 30 percent of the pony population there since September 13.

• KolkataHealth & WellnessSep 29

  Allegations of Negligence at Domkal Hospital Regarding Burned Child

  A three-year-old child severely burned in a boiling vegetable pan was allegedly left unattended at Domkal Super Speciality Hospital for six hours. Family members claimed no doctor visited the child despite repeated requests from on-duty staff. The incident occurred in the Ghoramara area of Domkal.

• GuwahatiHealth & WellnessSep 29

  RMC Guwahati issues weather warnings for six Assam districts

  The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC), Guwahati, issued district-level weather warnings for six Assam districts. Tinsukia, Dibrugarh, and Sivasagar are warned of isolated thunderstorms and lightning on September 29. Other areas include Charaideo, Hailakandi, and Sribhumi with varying alerts.

• BhopalHealth & WellnessSep 29

  Indore records lowest temperature in 10 years during September

  On Tuesday, Indore recorded the coldest temperature in the state, even lower than Pachmarhi. The minimum temperature was noted at 16.6 degrees Celsius, which is four degrees below normal. This pattern of hot days and cold nights is expected to continue for the next two to three days.

• PatnaHealth & WellnessSep 29

  Nurses receive emergency life support training at IGIMS in Patna

  State nursing staff are receiving two-day emergency life sport training at IGIMS on September 29 and 30. The program covers primary first aid for emergencies like road accidents and heart attacks. This aims to update experienced staff on modern treatment techniques.

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