- The first fatality linked to Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) in Maharashtra has been reported in Pune.
- The deceased youth, a resident of DSK Vishwa area in Dhayari, Pune, was initially admitted to a private hospital before being moved to Solapur for further treatment.
- Despite showing signs of recovery in the ICU, the patient succumbed to respiratory complications shortly after being discharged.
- Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar held an emergency meeting with Pune municipal officials to address the growing GBS cases.
- Treatments for GBS patients are currently underway at two major hospitals in Pune, with water sample testing being conducted to identify potential sources of contamination.
- Pune Municipal Commissioner Rajendra Bhosale has announced free treatment for patients at Kamala Nehru Hospital, financial aid for those treated at private hospitals under the "Urban Poor Scheme," and free immunoglobulin injections for patients at private and government hospitals.
- The surge in GBS cases in Pune has raised concerns among citizens, who are urged to prioritize hygiene and report any symptoms to healthcare providers promptly.
- Authorities are working to contain the situation and safeguard public health in light of the recent GBS outbreak in the region.
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