Re: Uttarakhand : Influenza 2013, 1 confirmed, 1 suspected fatality
12 Mar 2013Hindustan Times (Lucknow)
Swine flu patient dies in Dehradun
DEHRADUN: A swine flu patient died at Himalayan Institute of Hospital Trust (HIHT) in Jolly Grant here on Monday morning. Though the hospital authorities confirmed his death, district health authorities denied having any information.
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Re: Uttarakhand : Influenza 2013
First report I've come across of a fatality in January. I'm assuming that the two fatalities in February are the two patients from Uttar Pradesh above. - Ro
Press Trust of India | Dehradun March 9, 2013 Last Updated at 17:35 IST
48-year-old man with swine flu symptoms dies
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"A 48-year-old man was admitted at the CMI here with symptoms of swine flu earlier this week. As his condition did not improve he was referred to Delhi's Apollo Hospital. But he died on the way late on Friday night," Chief Medical Officer R P Bhatt said.
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Three persons have died of swine flu in Uttarakhand, one in January and two in February this year, he said.
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Re: Uttarakhand : Influenza 2013
Swine flu claims two lives in Uttarakhand
Two persons died of swine flu in Uttarakhand, a woman tested positive for it while a man showing symptoms of H1N1 influenza was admitted to hospital in Dehradun, a health official said on Tuesday.
Both men killed by the disease hailed from Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh and had been admitted to the Max Hospital in Dehradun over a week ago, Chief Medical Officer R P Bhatt said.
However, their condition deteriorated during treatment and they succumbed to the viral infection on Monday night, he said.
One of them was 33-years-old and the other above 40, he said.
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Uttarakhand : Influenza 2013, 2 confirmed, 1 suspected fatality
Swine flu is now in Dehradun
Dehradun / Bureau | Last updated on: February 20, 2 013 one thirteen PM
Swine flu is knocked into the capital. Dr. Bhatt said that the patient is a resident of Saharanpur, while the female patient is Ajbpur valley. Saharanpur resident patient was brought to the hospital on February 15 Indresh. His report was sent to Delhi. Max Hospital was referred to him after this. Women already hospitalized Max. Both are being treated. CMO said the department all hospitals to be cautious and watch for swine flu fears is said to keep the necessary resources. Use caution - avoid shaking hands with a patient. - Whatever Wash hands thoroughly with soap before eating. - to anyone around coryza to maintain the distance.
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