Coastal Talk News | Udupi
A 25 year old migrant worker from West Bengal, who was suffering from chickenpox, received help in Udupi after his co-workers expressed concern about the risk of the infection spreading in their shared accommodation.
After learning about his condition, Social Worker Vishu Shetty stepped in and helped admit the worker to the hospital. The deliver boy has been identified as Snehasis Mandal. He was admitted to the district hospital for treatment.
Mandal, who hails from West Bengal, works as a delivery executive. He is currently undergoing treatment at the district hospital, and his family members have been informed about his condition.
Chickenpox is caused by the Varicella-Zoster virus and is a highly contagious infection. Its common symptoms include an itchy, blister-like rash, fever and fatigue. The illness often begins with fever, tiredness, loss of appetite and headache, followed by fluid-filled blisters that gradually dry and form scabs.
