Brain-Eating Killer Amoeba Haunts Kerala, 'Naegleria Fowleri' Triggers Panic? | South Speaks

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  • čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
  • In today's episode of 'South Speaks', anchor Ashish Pareek discusses about Brain eating Amoeba which create panic in Kerala. Recently, A 14-year-old succumbed to amoebic meningoencephalitis infection on Wednesday night in Kerala. This is the third fatality from the brain-eating amoeba in the last two months in Kerala. This discussion has been joined by some distinguished panelists. Dr Abdul Rauf from Baby Memorial Hospital says that World over, this case has been reported in age group between 10-25 years. Infectious disease specialist Subramanian Swaminathan says that there is no need to panic and suggests some precautionary measures. Tune in for the full episode.
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Komentáře • 83

  • @sknair1494
    @sknair1494 Před 20 dny +20

    It is unfortunate that many people are blaming Kerala for spread of diseases. The fact is that Kerala is one of the few states testing these diseases. Even in covid, 187 persons came in the same flight to India, went to different states through different airports. Only 3 who came to Kerala were detected. In the case of Nipah also, the Naitional Institute of Virology has detected Nipah virus in bats in 9 states and 1 union territory out of 14 states and 2 Union territories they tested, but disease is detected only in Kerala.

    • @ivarhakuse8572
      @ivarhakuse8572 Před 18 dny

      Kerala is notorious for spreading diseases. It has suffered epidemics such as communism, Islamism and Christianism and been successful in managing to spread these brain eaters all over the place.

  • @goldminesuperhitmovies6677

    Big thumbs up for Ashish Pareek... One of the best anchors on Indian TV these days.

  • @shasja-rf8hk
    @shasja-rf8hk Před 20 dny +5

    You will get to know about a disease or epidemic only after at least fifty die in other states. Kerala always picks up any ot break at its earliest. Its healthcare standards are as high as western countries.

  • @VVamshiKrishna
    @VVamshiKrishna Před 20 dny +8

    News reader is always interrupting the doctors when they are explaining. It is cutting their flow of explanation as well as it is inyerrupting the viewers understanding.
    I don't understand whether the intension of newsreader is making the viewers to understand the issue or confuse/panic them or showing his depth of knowledge.
    😢
    One more suggestion to channel editors.
    Please don't keep changing the titles and very fast before viewers read it. It is no use. You need not redisplay 30 to 40 times in a minute. It can be 2-3 times in minute sufficient. You can repeat same captions 20 to 30 times in 10 mins video.
    Thats why we get irritated while watching news channels like this.

    • @HappyEnding
      @HappyEnding Před 18 dny +2

      He's done a great job I feel. Very good introduction, clear explanation and it's a live discussion with time constraints so important to moderate discussion I feel.

  • @Amazingkattuvasi
    @Amazingkattuvasi Před 21 dnem +12

    Why kerala always first, is it they finding disease to test result first before all to find or really a alarming state

    • @thomasjoseph5945
      @thomasjoseph5945 Před 20 dny +1

      No such cases reported in Kerala. This is a fake news.

    • @bharatnadhani4532
      @bharatnadhani4532 Před 20 dny

      Idle body attracts viruses

    • @yunikemelysubabura1266
      @yunikemelysubabura1266 Před 15 dny

      You are right , covid 19 also karela first and now agin karela ..😂😆 please dont cheat nations God knows everything what happening

  • @aintnothingbutabigredhounddog

    Kerala seems to be the epicenter of serious communicable diseases and non communicable diseases like heart disease. It was Nipah and flu variants earlier and has high stats for Leptospirosis and Dengue cases. There needs to be an analysis of data otherwise it could lead to a catastrophe.

  • @vijayalekshmit7331
    @vijayalekshmit7331 Před 21 dnem +4

    Nice to know your channel had finally turned to the ground realities of states

    • @chairpants
      @chairpants Před 20 dny

      Well in Kerala we get tested and find the causes but in rest of the states even God have no idea how the patient died . I guess that's a good thing.

  • @Lat4688
    @Lat4688 Před 20 dny +2

    RAGA should also personally investigate first.

  • @saikiran481
    @saikiran481 Před 21 dnem +3

    Thanks for spreading precious new, as soon as possible ❤

  • @venkataramananrengan1913
    @venkataramananrengan1913 Před 20 dny +1

    Is is possible test all or most of ponds for the presence of this type of amoeba and use some chemical to get rid of the pathogen

  • @sushmakeshav154
    @sushmakeshav154 Před 20 dny

    How do you diagnose a case

  • @77sayid
    @77sayid Před 21 dnem +2

    Excellent 👌

  • @user-pt4cj7hr9g
    @user-pt4cj7hr9g Před 21 dnem +8

    Its Me Ragesh 9497772530😢 I lost my daughter to this disease. There were no symptoms initially. It took almost 4 months for the symptoms to become visible. How is this possible? The doctors didn't mention this in their report. Does the amoeba survive in the brain cells all this time? Also, why did it take this long, considering it had affected the brain? Aren't the symptoms supposed to be visible sooner?
    Please reply. We didn't get any closure from the medical team. I don't know what exactly went wrong in my daughter's case...

  • @mujeebrahman8266
    @mujeebrahman8266 Před 14 dny +1

    Some anti kerala buffoons are blaming kerala, regarding such cases.
    Its their capability to find out, investigate, treat, and to make others aware about such conditions...
    Theses cases are, reported, and have published datas from only well developed countries like America and europe...
    Kerala is in such a high level...
    So they will find out even rarest things...
    In your are...people will die...but you never know the causes....you will tell oxygen deficient...supply interrupted..
    Ok... Good luck

  • @shebinbrigiththomas1947

    This amoeba can spread through beaches ?

  • @sudhirbai7304
    @sudhirbai7304 Před 21 dnem +2

    That kid was my sons next class. We are shocked til now.. God gives strength to his family's 🙏🏼🙏🏼

  • @akn650
    @akn650 Před 20 dny +1

    Avoid swimming in ponds,lakes,swimming pools,resorts in Kerala by tourists since the brain eating bacteria is prevalent.Warm fresh still water is ideal for growth of these bacteria esp in swimming pools and ponds unless chlorination is done frequently.
    Beware tourists visiting Gods own country!

  • @simriths.s5976
    @simriths.s5976 Před 21 dnem +5

    Where is Pappu ?😂

  • @roshinpaulk876
    @roshinpaulk876 Před 21 dnem +1

    It's depends on weather conditions. Always seen in humid climate, in public water bodies, pools etc . Not only in Kerala all India have that amoeba. But only the chances is infent childern nose suck contaminated water into their nose have a thin layer of filter transfer that water to brain cells.
    In India all water bodies have this ameoba.

  • @vijaichitramohan2571
    @vijaichitramohan2571 Před 20 dny

    Treat the water body from which the children picked up the infection with chlorine immediately...treat all water bodies in and around and ban children and adults entering into waterborne for somedays in Kerala..stop tourists near water bodies..helps in avoiding transportation of pathogen

  • @jewelsworld6455
    @jewelsworld6455 Před 20 dny +1

    കേരളത്തിലെ മാധ്യമങ്ങൾ ഇത് ചർച്ചയ്ക്ക് എടുത്തിട്ടുണ്ടോ?

  • @MR-gp4zp
    @MR-gp4zp Před 19 dny

    Why is it always Kerala ?

  • @user-pt4cj7hr9g
    @user-pt4cj7hr9g Před 21 dnem

    23 days back 😢 she s just age of 13

  • @alexi2460
    @alexi2460 Před 18 dny

    Scientist are probably limited in treatment. Nonetheless all swimming recreational areas should have on going testing of all waterways throughout India.

  • @varghese3
    @varghese3 Před 19 dny

    Sorry reporter... We have serious fatal amoebas in kerala eating in whole😢

  • @sanjayimmanuel7206
    @sanjayimmanuel7206 Před 20 dny

    Only in India everything enters so easily

  • @suneelsai_e4123
    @suneelsai_e4123 Před 20 dny

    Why always Kerala(m).😂.

  • @silverghost5752
    @silverghost5752 Před 20 dny +5

    Kerala CPM had been eating the brains of Keralites for a long, long time. No virus or amoeba can do that much damage!😅

  • @emsworthcastle4849
    @emsworthcastle4849 Před 20 dny

    Was God's own country
    Now Diseases' Own Country 😢

    • @shasja-rf8hk
      @shasja-rf8hk Před 20 dny +4

      Kerala have the strongest healthcare system in the country. To test and detect these diseases and to pick up the outbreak at its first cases need expertise. The quality is as high as western countries. In other states they just know someone died. When infant and maternal mortality rates are so high in few other states, do they actually have to care about one rare infection and run behind the virus?

  • @suhansorake1148
    @suhansorake1148 Před 21 dnem +1

    Karnataka should shut down the border now .

    • @arjunraj823
      @arjunraj823 Před 20 dny +4

      That amoeba is everywhere, even in Karnataka😂.

    • @suhansorake1148
      @suhansorake1148 Před 20 dny +1

      @@arjunraj823 go through the news again .

    • @dinud4028
      @dinud4028 Před 19 dny +2

      Hahah..They don't travel by train or Bus..use your brains before being eaten by Amoeba!

    • @schrodingerscat6140
      @schrodingerscat6140 Před 19 dny

      Don't worry about it, ameoba eat brain, by your comments it's proved that you don't have a brain to think so you're fine

  • @Amazingkattuvasi
    @Amazingkattuvasi Před 21 dnem +2

    Why kerala always

    • @janardhanb.s8991
      @janardhanb.s8991 Před 21 dnem +2

      Gods own country. God tries everything in Kerala first

    • @roshinpaulk876
      @roshinpaulk876 Před 21 dnem +2

      It's depends on weather conditions. Always seen in humid climate, in public water bodies, pools etc . Not only in Kerala all India have that amoeba. But only the chances is infent childern nose suck contaminated water into their nose have a thin layer of filter transfer that water to brain cells.
      In India all water bodies have this ameoba.

    • @sheldy2344
      @sheldy2344 Před 21 dnem

      Turn to jesus if there is still a chance...
      Man of God has said the va##ine to be the 6 6 6

    • @sheldy2344
      @sheldy2344 Před 21 dnem

      ​​@@janardhanb.s8991Turn to jesus if there is still a chance

    • @sheldy2344
      @sheldy2344 Před 21 dnem

      Man of God has said the Va##ine to be the 6 6 6

  • @saltmangotree-6295
    @saltmangotree-6295 Před 21 dnem

    Yes recently its getting momentum in kerala after parliament election 😢😢

  • @raghunandansasmal483
    @raghunandansasmal483 Před 21 dnem +1

    Unnecessary panic samsar dabanala death is the most precious

  • @padmaoruganti9179
    @padmaoruganti9179 Před 21 dnem +5

    Sacred to live next to that horrible state 😂🙃

  • @sarojnaik4
    @sarojnaik4 Před 20 dny

    Result of beef, pork cnsumption

    • @sunilrayaroth7181
      @sunilrayaroth7181 Před 20 dny +2

      @@sarojnaik4 Read about tge case first. Those children swam in pond in forest area which was stagnant for years. Even in USA people got amoebic meningitis in similar situation; those were also ÿfrom ponds in forests. So instead spreading the hatred coming out from your upbringing understand the reality and advise fellow citizens not to use unknown wild ponds.

  • @ligibalan6934
    @ligibalan6934 Před 18 dny

    Why all strange diseses and stray dog biting happens in Kerala. People need to think and question the government. Covering up by saying we do n number of testing through which we get to know. Is it proactive or reactive. It is always reactive which infected people approach hospital, doctors refer for testing. Kerala people has become testing animals.

  • @lalithamedasani3839
    @lalithamedasani3839 Před 21 dnem +6

    kerla people eats eveying which is getting free and low cost. they are not bothered about the other people and other states.

    • @sunilrayaroth7181
      @sunilrayaroth7181 Před 21 dnem +13

      Nonsense. Where did you get this wrong informatiom? In eating habits, kerala is far better than any other states in india. Most hygienic state in India. This amoebic infection happened when thr children swam in wild stagnant ponds. Those are ponds in the forest and children jumped into the ponds and swam snd they got this amoeba.

    • @lailajoseph2759
      @lailajoseph2759 Před 21 dnem +6

      Absolutely nonsense. Understood from your comment that you know nothing about Kerala or Keralites.

    • @emsworthcastle4849
      @emsworthcastle4849 Před 20 dny +3

      Cheap comment from stingy Gujju or Sindhi 😅

    • @sunilrayaroth7181
      @sunilrayaroth7181 Před 20 dny +4

      @@lalithamedasani3839 I travelled through many states in India. Even in capital Delhi chandhni chowk area, food preparation is unhygienic. In Kerala most restaurants are frequently checked by health authorities. But in Delhi, Haryana, UP,Maharashtra etc you can see the dhabas never visited by health authorities. Deaths from hepatitis is very very less in Kerala but it is comparatively very high in north Indian states. Reason the contaminated water. In kerala most of the houses use water from their own well which are maintained properly. And water is never an issue for kerala. But that is not the case for most of the other states. So before msking stupid comments look at your own face first.

    • @chingchingbling2145
      @chingchingbling2145 Před 19 dny

      You must be a little but more intelligent than a chimpanzee, maximum.

  • @sandeepshindeonline
    @sandeepshindeonline Před 20 dny

    To save Lives.....Govt of Kerala needs to Visit the Jungle of Idukki District with help of NARI, Pune. There may be Herbal Answer for this Hazardous Disease.....due to Brain eating Ameoba.

  • @nashban
    @nashban Před 18 dny

    Mr. News reader, Chief Ministers of Keralam is Mr. Pinarai Vijayan. Get educated.

  • @BoyMeetsKitchen
    @BoyMeetsKitchen Před 21 dnem +4

    Keralites, Eat more beef now 😂

    • @arjunraj823
      @arjunraj823 Před 20 dny +1

      It enters through nose😂.

    • @BoyMeetsKitchen
      @BoyMeetsKitchen Před 20 dny

      @@arjunraj823 through all orifices they have on their body