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Chintakollu Village in AP gets deserted over rumours of 2 swine flu deaths
Andhra Pradesh A small village in Andhra Pradesh has been wearing a deserted look over the rumours of two people dying of swine flu Though, local doctors have clarified that the two deaths were not due to swine flu and their test results were negative but that does not seem to continue the people in the neighbouring villages
Krishna; Andhra Pradesh: A small village in Andhra Pradesh has been wearing a deserted look over the rumours of two people dying of swine flu. Though, local doctors have clarified that the two deaths were not due to swine flu and their test results were negative but that does not seem to continue the people in the neighbouring villages.
The deaths were due to cardiac arrest. The deaths had no symptoms if swine flu. The doctors said the sources that they would make public announcements on the microphone to allay the fears of the villagers.
No one from the village Chintakollu is being allowed to enter neighbouring villages and neither is anyone visiting the village.
Residents allege that they are being forced to get off the buses, school buses are not picking up children, milkmen are not delivering milk and even there was water shortage in the village Until the collector sent the tankers.
The district collector has received the situation and has sent a medical team to check and clear the doubts of the villagers in the neighbourhood. Action will be taken if people still boycott the village said an officer in the district administration.
