<p>Delhi Health Minister Satyender Jain reiterated on Thursday, that Chikungunya cannot cause deaths, according to the information that is available on Google. <br /><br /></p>.<p>"People of Delhi have no need to panic. All people need to do is to take precautions and go to the hospital", Jain said.<br /><br />Jain had made a similar statement on Monday. "chikungunya medically cannot cause death and therefore these deaths reported in hospital would be examined, as to whether there were co-morbid conditions like diabetes or kidney problems in them."<br /><br />Doctors also opined that Chikungunya is not a life-threatening disease in general, but in rare cases leads to complications that prove fatal, especially in children and old persons. According to a municipal report, at least 1,057 cases of this vector-borne disease have been recorded till September 10.<br /><br />Meanwhile five more deaths from Chikungunya complications were reported in Delhi on Wednesday, taking to 11 the number of fatalities due to the vector-borne disease in the city that is grappling with a severe health crisis.</p>
<p>Delhi Health Minister Satyender Jain reiterated on Thursday, that Chikungunya cannot cause deaths, according to the information that is available on Google. <br /><br /></p>.<p>"People of Delhi have no need to panic. All people need to do is to take precautions and go to the hospital", Jain said.<br /><br />Jain had made a similar statement on Monday. "chikungunya medically cannot cause death and therefore these deaths reported in hospital would be examined, as to whether there were co-morbid conditions like diabetes or kidney problems in them."<br /><br />Doctors also opined that Chikungunya is not a life-threatening disease in general, but in rare cases leads to complications that prove fatal, especially in children and old persons. According to a municipal report, at least 1,057 cases of this vector-borne disease have been recorded till September 10.<br /><br />Meanwhile five more deaths from Chikungunya complications were reported in Delhi on Wednesday, taking to 11 the number of fatalities due to the vector-borne disease in the city that is grappling with a severe health crisis.</p>