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Immediate identification and treatment of the Corona will decrease the death rate: Death Review. Committee

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Mumbai: The Death Committee in its analysis found that 31 per cent of the total deaths due to Corona in Mumbai so far occurred within 24 hours of hospitalization.

Though the number of corona patients day by day is decreasing in Mumbai, the delay in understanding the disease or the negligence of patients is accelerating the pace of death.

The Death Review Committee was formed by the state government to reduce deaths due to corona. The committee has presented its third report to the government, which suggests insisting on immediate diagnosed and treatment of the disease.

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While about 1, 14,000 people have been cured of this disease. More than 7,500 people have died due to this disease till now. The Death Review Committee has analyzed 5,200 deaths, of which 31 percent of patients died just within 24 hours of hospitalization.

About 59 per cent of the patients die within 4 days after hospitalization.

“Somewhere there is some delay in patients reaching hospitals for treatment. Also, some patient’s health gets deteriorated due to hiding the disease which result in death just within sometime after the patient gets admitted to the hospital”, said Dr. Om Srivastava, a member of the Covid Task Force

Dr. Avinash Supe, Head of the Death Committee, said, “Patients should contact the doctor without any hesitation or neglecting their health condition.  Negligence may cause delay in identifying the disease Corona due to which the treatment gets delayed and which cause of immediate death. In such a situation, both the administration and the citizens have to play their role to fill this gap. Anyway, the death toll in Mumbai is reduced than before. The patient can be saved with the help of timely investigation and immediate treatment.”

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Vivek Bhavsar
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Vivek Bhavsar is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of TheNews21, an independent, reader-supported investigative newsroom based in Mumbai. With over three decades of experience in political and investigative journalism, he has worked with leading English dailies such as The Asian Age and Free Press Journal, as well as prominent regional publications including Lokmat and Saamana. Over the course of his career, he has covered a wide spectrum of beats—from policy-making and governance to urban ecology—before establishing himself as a specialist in political reporting and government decision-making. His work has consistently focused on accountability, public policy, and the inner workings of the state. He is widely recognised for his investigative journalism, particularly his exposés on government corruption and policy irregularities. His reporting on the multi-crore Nanar petrochemical project in Maharashtra’s Konkan region played a significant role in bringing public scrutiny to the project, ultimately leading to its cancellation.

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