The outbreak of an unknown mysterious disease is increasing in Badhal village of Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir. 17 people have died in Badhal village in the last 44 days, the reason for which is not yet known. The administration has now declared the entire village as a containment zone. The entry of outsiders has been banned in the village and the affected families have also been asked to stay in their homes.
Three containment zones have been created in Badhal village of Rajouri district. In the first zone, the houses of the deceased have been sealed and everyone's entry has been closed. The families of those who came in close contact with the affected persons have been kept in the second zone. He has been sent to the Government Medical College. At the same time, all the families of the village have been kept in the third zone. Here the eating habits of the villagers are being continuously monitored.
In fact, all the 17 people who died in Badhal village of Rajouri district were from only 3 families. At the same time, from yesterday till today, one young man and 4 children fell ill in the village and are currently undergoing treatment. Earlier, 6 children of the same family had died. Initially, regarding the mysterious disease, the administration sent blood samples, food and water samples of the affected family and other people of the village to the lab, but nothing could be found about the disease.
After this, taking the matter seriously, an inter-ministerial team was sent to the village by the Union Home Ministry. Union Home Minister Amit Shah formed an inter-ministerial team on January 18 to investigate the mysterious deaths. This team includes experts from various ministries including health, agriculture, chemicals and fertilizers as well as experts from many reputed institutions of the country.
There is an atmosphere of fear among the people of the village due to the mysterious disease. Hundreds of samples were sent to labs in the last one month. But no negative result has emerged in any investigation. Water and food items have also been tested by the Health Department, but no poisonous substance has been detected. So many deaths still remain a mystery to everyone. A team of experts is busy investigating.
