HIV Outbreak in Haridwar Jail: Health Crisis Unveiled

Fifteen inmates in Haridwar district jail have tested HIV positive following a health camp held on World Health Day. With more than 1,000 inmates at the facility, a separate barrack has been arranged for the affected prisoners. This is not the first incidence of HIV in the jail.

HIV Outbreak in Haridwar Jail: Health Crisis Unveiled
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Fifteen inmates at the Haridwar district jail have been diagnosed as HIV positive, authorities confirmed after a health assessment.

The examination was held during a health camp on World Health Day, April 7, amidst a total population of over 1,000 prisoners. Senior Jail Superintendent Manoj Kumar Arya reported the findings.

A dedicated barrack has been established to manage treatment for the affected inmates, marking a recurrence of similar health concerns in the facility's history.

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