Residents of three villages in Maharashtra's Buldhana district have been struck by a baffling health issue, 'rapid hair loss that leads to baldness within just a week.'
The villages of Borgaon, Kalwad, and Hingna, all located in the Shegaon tehsil, are facing a disturbing situation, with both men and women losing large tufts of hair. According to locals, even a gentle pull on the hair causes it to fall out, leading to noticeable bald patches.
Health Authorities Respond to Growing Panic The alarming nature of the situation has led to widespread panic across these villages. The state health department has swiftly initiated an investigation to identify the cause of the sudden hair fall. Shegaon health officer Dr Deepali Rahekar explained that the issue may be linked to contaminated water, stating, 'It could be due to polluted water. We have collected samples and will test them to reach a conclusion.'
The health team, which visited the villages in response to growing concerns, discovered that around 50 people had already been affected by the condition. Doctors fear that this number could rise, prompting immediate action to safeguard the health of the villagers. The Economic Times
Residents of three villages in Maharashtra's Buldhana district have been struck by a baffling health issue, 'rapid hair loss that leads to baldness within just a week.'
The villages of Borgaon, Kalwad, and Hingna, all located in the Shegaon tehsil, are facing a disturbing situation, with both men and women losing large tufts of hair. According to locals, even a gentle pull on the hair causes it to fall out, leading to noticeable bald patches.
Health Authorities Respond to Growing Panic The alarming nature of the situation has led to widespread panic across these villages. The state health department has swiftly initiated an investigation to identify the cause of the sudden hair fall. Shegaon health officer Dr Deepali Rahekar explained that the issue may be linked to contaminated water, stating, 'It could be due to polluted water. We have collected samples and will test them to reach a conclusion.'
The health team, which visited the villages in response to growing concerns, discovered that around 50 people had already been affected by the condition. Doctors fear that this number could rise, prompting immediate action to safeguard the health of the villagers. The Economic Times
Residents of three villages in Maharashtra's Buldhana district have been struck by a baffling health issue, 'rapid hair loss that leads to baldness within just a week.'
The villages of Borgaon, Kalwad, and Hingna, all located in the Shegaon tehsil, are facing a disturbing situation, with both men and women losing large tufts of hair. According to locals, even a gentle pull on the hair causes it to fall out, leading to noticeable bald patches.
Health Authorities Respond to Growing Panic The alarming nature of the situation has led to widespread panic across these villages. The state health department has swiftly initiated an investigation to identify the cause of the sudden hair fall. Shegaon health officer Dr Deepali Rahekar explained that the issue may be linked to contaminated water, stating, 'It could be due to polluted water. We have collected samples and will test them to reach a conclusion.'
The health team, which visited the villages in response to growing concerns, discovered that around 50 people had already been affected by the condition. Doctors fear that this number could rise, prompting immediate action to safeguard the health of the villagers. The Economic Times
comments
Mysterious hair loss crisis strikes 3 villages in India's state Maharashtra
view mode :
Full
Main image
without images
view comments
Mysterious hair loss crisis strikes 3 villages in India's state Maharashtra
Residents of three villages in Maharashtra's Buldhana district have been struck by a baffling health issue, 'rapid hair loss that leads to baldness within just a week.'
The villages of Borgaon, Kalwad, and Hingna, all located in the Shegaon tehsil, are facing a disturbing situation, with both men and women losing large tufts of hair. According to locals, even a gentle pull on the hair causes it to fall out, leading to noticeable bald patches.
Health Authorities Respond to Growing Panic The alarming nature of the situation has led to widespread panic across these villages. The state health department has swiftly initiated an investigation to identify the cause of the sudden hair fall. Shegaon health officer Dr Deepali Rahekar explained that the issue may be linked to contaminated water, stating, 'It could be due to polluted water. We have collected samples and will test them to reach a conclusion.'
The health team, which visited the villages in response to growing concerns, discovered that around 50 people had already been affected by the condition. Doctors fear that this number could rise, prompting immediate action to safeguard the health of the villagers. The Economic Times
comments