Moradabad hospital ward boy dies after COVID-19 vaccination, officials say death due to heart disease not vaccine

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On Jan. 16, Mahipal Singh received the vaccine and on Jan. 17, he complained of chest pain and breathlessness during the day and by the time he was taken to the hospital for treatment he was declared dead, according to CMO.

A 46-year-old ward boy employed in a district hospital in Moradabad died a day after receiving the vaccine for COVID-19 but officials said the death was not linked to the vaccine.

He died of cardiopulmonary disease, officials said on January 18.

Mahipal Singh, a ward boy in the district hospital Moradabad, received the vaccine shot at noon on January 16, said an official. On January 17, he complained of chest pain and breathlessness during the day and by the time he was taken to the hospital for treatment he was declared dead, said Chief Medical Officer Moradabad M.C. Garg. Mahipal died around 6 p.m. on January 17, said the official.

Mahipal Singh’s son Vishal told reporters that he believed his father died due to the side effects of the vaccine. After receiving the vaccine, Mr. Vishal says he took Mahipal home around 1.30 p.m. on January 16. Mr. Vishal said his father was breathless and felt unwell after returning home. “He already had a bit of pneumonia, cough and cold but after returning home [following the shot] he started feeling worse. We got him some warm water and tea and made him lie on the bed,” Mr. Vishal said.

 

The CMO said late on January 16 that the death “doesn’t appear to be a reaction” of the vaccine. Mahipal had also done night duty and did not face any problem, he said.

 

On January 17, the State government released a report based on the autopsy and said that Mahipal died of cardiogenic and septicaemic shock due to a cardiopulmonary disease.

A panel of three doctors found that Mahipal’s heart weighed 500 gm as against the normal range of 200 gm as the chambers and aorta of the organ were found with blood clots. They also found pus pockets in the lungs.

The lungs, heart and blood were secured for further examination, said the CMO in his report.

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Hospital ward boy dies day after receiving Covid-19 vaccine, UP officials deny link

The postmortem report found cardiogenic or septicemic shock due to cardiopulmonary disease as the immediate cause of death.

A controversy erupted following the death of a 46-year-old government hospital employee in Moradabad on Sunday, around 24 hours after receiving the first dose of Covid-19 vaccine.

While the family of the deceased, Mahipal Singh, alleged that his health deteriorated following the dose, Moradabad Chief Medical Officer (CMO) MC Garg claimed that the death is not linked to vaccination. Singh was given the vaccine shot on Saturday afternoon, and he died the next day after complaining of congestion and pain in the chest. He was working as a ward boy at the Moradabad District Hospital.

The postmortem report found cardiogenic or septicemic shock due to cardiopulmonary disease as the immediate cause of death. The postmortem report added that both his lungs showed pus pockets, while the heart has fatty degeneration of myocardium with hypertrophy of the right ventricle. There also were large amounts of clotted blood in aorta and heart chambers. Both the lungs, heart and blood samples of the deceased have been preserved for histopathological examination.

 

Deceased’s son Vishal Singh has alleged that the death is linked to the vaccine dose. ” I would say that whatever happened is because of the vaccine and I would like to hold responsible the government which is getting people vaccinated… After getting the vaccine dose, he came out around 1.30 pm. I brought him home, and he was having breathlessness. He had minor Pneumonia along with a normal cough and cold before the vaccine, but after getting the shot his condition deteriorated,” he said to the media. Sources close to the family alleged that Singh was not subjected to a medical checkup before receiving the vaccine.

Denying the allegations, the CMO said that the death does not appear to have been caused by the vaccine as Singh reported to his night duty on Saturday and he was perfectly fine. “On Sunday afternoon he complained of chest pain and congestion and breathlessness. By the time he was rushed to the district hospital he died. The Covid vaccine was given to him on Saturday afternoon. It does not appear that this is because of the reaction of the vaccine as he came on night duty on Saturday and he was perfectly fine,” said CMO Garg.

The state government has also insisted that the death of the person is not directly related to the vaccine as he died due to heart attack. Earlier on Saturday, total 22,643 doctors and healthcare workers, which are more than 71 percent of listed 31,700, got the first dose of their vaccines at 317 centres across the state.

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Day After Receiving Covid Vaccine, MP Doctor Tests Positive for Virus

Dr Yogesh Walimbe, a noted physician of Dewas district was among those who were chosen for getting a vaccine shot against Covid-19 on Saturday, as India began its nationwide mammoth drive.

 

 

A Day after a doctor in Madhya Pradesh's Dewas district received the Covid-19 vaccine, he tested positive for the virus, along with his wife.

Dr Yogesh Walimbe, a noted physician of Dewas district was among those who were chosen for getting a vaccine shot against Covid-19 on Saturday, as India began its nationwide mammoth drive.

The physician and his wife underwent a test for the disease on Saturday night and were confirmed to be carrying the virus on Sunday, said Dr MP Sharma, Chief Medical and Health Officer, Dewas. They were later shifted to the Apollo hospital.

Dr Walimbe had been allowed to leave after being given the vaccine shot post a 30-minute observation period. But before leaving the venue, he came in contact with BJP MP Mahendra Singh Solanki, MLA Gayatri Raje Pawar, collector Chandramauli Shukla, and other senior officials present on the occasion.

 

Dr Walimbe told the media that his wife Sneha, 55, had fallen ill on Saturday evening. He said he rushed her to Indore’s Apollo hospital and the doctors there suggested a Covid-19 test. The Dewas district administration is now tracing the couple's contacts.

Four nurses fall ill after vaccination in Ujjain

 

Four staff nurses at district hospital Ujjain had fallen ill after complaining of uneasiness and vomiting on Saturday after being administered the Covid-19 vaccine. District vaccination officer Dr KC Parmar however claimed that had the vaccine shown side effects, others administered it too would also have fallen ill.

He later said the nurses Mahima, Rani, Chetna and Suman were feeling better.

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endho emo, papam 1 yr nundi aa ward boy hospital lo pani chesthundochu, last one year lo entha mandhi covid or other deadly disease patients ki service chesi untaadoo. . . appudu emi avvaledh, ye covid geevid emi pekkalekha poyayi, but now he has been administered vaccine ante he is a healthy chosen subject for vaccination or trails. . .

. . . vaccine valla chani povadam endhi vaa     may hi soul RIP