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A pregnant tribal woman's death following an alleged illegal caesarean delivery at an unregistered private clinic in Godda has triggered an administrative crackdown. Authorities raided the facility, arresting three individuals, including the operator and an alleged quack. The incident has led to a wider probe into unauthorized healthcare establishments, particularly in rural and tribal areas, following community outrage and protests.

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A four-month-old girl died from malnutrition in Satna. Her twin brother is in intensive care. The siblings were treated by a quack for 15 days. This incident exposes failures in rural health monitoring. The family lacked guidance on infant nutrition. Officials confirmed multiple lapses in the case. An FIR was filed against the quack.

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Rajasthan authorities have sealed six illegal clinics in Salumber district following the tragic deaths of seven children. Families reportedly sought treatment from unqualified practitioners instead of government facilities, leading to delayed and improper care for illnesses like malaria. Officials are cracking down on quackery, particularly in tribal areas, to prevent further loss of life.

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Fears of a Japanese encephalitis outbreak in Rajasthan's Salumber district have subsided as tests on 20 children returned negative. While seven child deaths occurred, investigations revealed malaria, diarrhea, and infections as likely causes, not the feared viruses. Health officials are addressing delayed treatment due to unqualified practitioners, launching awareness campaigns and anti-mosquito drives.

In a shocking turn of events, Patna authorities are delving into a significant scandal after a stash of high-value, government-distributed medicines was uncovered in a private home. These vital drugs, intended for free access in public healthcare facilities, were discovered adorned with BMSICL labels.