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Doctor diagnosed with dengue

NEW DELHI: A resident doctor at the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences here was admitted to hospital on Saturday with dengue fever.

Dr. Gaurav Bansal, a member of the Neuro-Surgery faculty, is a resident of Andrews Ganj.

A fourth-year medical student at AIIMS had also tested positive for dengue earlier and is being treated at the Institute.

Last year the Institute had registered the maximum number of dengue cases reported from any single organisation in the Capital.

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