Warangal/Hyderabad: Telangana state recorded its second post-Covid-19 vaccination death among state federal government employees on Sunday.A 45-year-old female anganwadi worker from Warangal, recognized as G.

Vanitha of Deendayal Nest, passed away on Sunday early morning.

She had actually received the first dose of the vaccine at New Shayampet Urban Main Health Centre (UPHC) on January 19.

Vanitha is endured by her 2 children, her other half having actually pre-deceased her.

On Saturday night, Vanitha suffered discomfort in the chest and discomfort.

The member of the family presumed that she was experiencing level of acidity and provided her medication before she went to sleep.

On Sunday morning, her children discovered her dead.Vanitha's family and associates, who came to her house on learning about the death, suspect that she died on account of the vaccination.

Vanitha was known to be struggling with hypertension and diabetes.Her household lodged a problem with the Subedari cops.

Warangal Urban collector Rajeev Gandhi Hanumanthu stated he had actually advised the health department to get a post-mortem assessment carried out at the MGM Hospital.

He also consulted with police officials.

Subedari inspector D.

Naresh Kumar stated a case of suspicious death was registered under Section 174 of the CrPC.In Hyderabad, Director of Public Health - Family Welfare Dr G.

Srinivasa Rao stated the district Unfavorable Occasions Following Immunisation (AEFI) committee was taking a look at the matter and would send its report to the state SEFI panel.

It would will provide its report to the Central AEFI committee for taking a view.

It may be remembered that a 42-year-old 108 ambulance chauffeur from Nirmal district had passed away on January 20, less than 18 hours after receiving the first dosage of the vaccine.

Dr Srinivas had then stated that initial findings appeared unrelated to vaccination and included that, He is stated to have established chest discomfort and was brought dead to the Nirmal district healthcare facility.