The Epidemic Fever in Bengal

The Epidemic Fever in Bengal by Degamber Mitter delves into the impact of surface drainage obstructions on the outbreak of fever in Bengal villages. Through detailed case studies and observations the author highlights the connection between disrupted drainage systems and health crises. The book challenges prevailing theories on the causes of epidemic fever emphasizing the role of natural drainage patterns and environmental factors. It explores the consequences of construction projects like roads and embankments on village health and advocates for a better understanding of Bengal's drainage system to prevent and manage fever outbreaks.