20th day after giving birth; A Malayali woman who was admitted to hospital due to headache died in Makkah

Makkah: A Malayali woman who was admitted to hospital due to headache died in Makkah. Kodakkat Asna, a native of Kozhikode Mavur, who was a staff nurse at Makka Medical Center, a private hospital in Makkah, died. He was 29 years old. Asna will be admitted to Alnoor Hospital in Makkah at 10 am on Saturday. He was admitted due to severe fever. He was brought to the hospital on Friday evening. Later the health condition worsened. Alnoor was then admitted to the hospital. The preliminary conclusion is that the cause of death was hemorrhage in the brain. Husband is working as a salesman in Makkah. Asna gave birth 20 days ago. Asma has two boys.

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Husband: Naushad, Children: Nuwaiser, Muhammad, Father: Late Kodakkat Koyakutty, Mother: Khadija, Mother Khadija is in Makkah with her daughter. It has been decided to complete the post-mortem procedures and bury the dead body in Makkah itself.

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Most patients suffer from substance use problems – Dr. B. Padmakumar

Twenty-five percent of patients experience substance abuse problems directly or indirectly, Dr. B. Padmakumar. He was giving a presentation at a seminar on drug-free youth organized by the Excise Department in connection with My Kerala Exhibition and Marketing Fair at Alappuzha Beach.

Now everyone consumes alcohol like they consume soft drinks. Alcohol is compulsory for all ceremonies, including post-mortem ceremonies. Chronic cannabis use can lead to schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is an incurable disease. He also explained how to recognize drug users and how to treat them.

Excise Assistant Commissioner S. Sajeev inaugurated the seminar. Vimukti Mission Master Trainer Manoj Krishnashwari presided over the function. Excise officers P.T. Kalesh, G. Gopakumar, R. Jaidev, social activist and author Anthony M. John, Vimukti Mission District Coordinator Anju.. S. Ram, etc. participated. Prizes were also distributed to the winners of the anti-drug drawing competition organized by the Excise Department.