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Two persons including Madhya Pradesh / Swine Flu, Gwalior's woman, died after CMO, three days later
Dainik BhaskarMar 12, 2019, 07:33 AM
Gwalior woman dies of swine flu, including two
Send samples of 10 suspects including singer's doctor
Gwalior Two more patients died from swine flu. Both were admitted to Birla Hospital and on Friday they died before the inquiry report reached the spot. The CMHO got this information on Monday. Among the dead, Sanjita resident of New Sanjay Nagar and resident of Bhind are Zahid.
CMHO says that the team of doctors went home to give medicine to Sangeeta's family on March 9. Even after this the news of death is questioning the health alert of the health department. On Monday, blood samples of 10 suspects from swine flu were sent to DRDE Lab for testing. The suspects are also involved in a senior gynecologist.
CMHO said - I had sent a team of doctors from Birla Nagar mausoleum in Sangeeta, 6 people have also been brought with medicines. The team may have reported the death of Sangeeta to the Civil Surgeon. -Down. Mridul Saxena, CMHO
Response to Civil Surgeon- We immediately informed the CMHO of Sangeeta's death from Swine Flu. -Down. VK Gupta, Civil Surgeon
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Swine Flu Kills 3 In Madhya Pradesh's Indore, Number Of Deaths Now 32
Number of deaths caused by swine flu in Madhya Pradesh's Indore this year reached 32 after the H1N1 virus killed three more people, officials said.
Cities | Press Trust of India | Updated: March 12, 2019 22:35 IST
INDORE: Number of deaths caused by swine flu in Madhya Pradesh's Indore this year reached 32 after the H1N1 virus killed three more people, officials said on Tuesday.
A 49-year-old woman from Mandsaur district, a 40-year-old man from Shajapur district and a 51-year-old man from Burhanpur district died due to swine flu in the last 48 hours
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Another 62-year-old woman dies from Bhopal / Swine Flu
Dainik BhaskarMar 13, 2019, 11:56 AM IST
Bhopal. Another 62-year-old woman died on Tuesday due to swine flu. For the last one week, treatment was going on in the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS). Swine flu positive was found in the probe of the woman's sample. In such a situation, the family had admitted him to AIIMS. Where he died on Tuesday.
So far, the number of patients suffering from swine flu have reached 18 in the capital. On Tuesday, sent to AIIMS and Hamidia Hospital for sampling of 19 patients admitted in government and private hospitals of the capital. Of these, 9 were reported in the evening. Swine flu has been confirmed in one patient. However, eight reports have been found negative. So far, 126 patients of swine flu have been reported positive in the capital.
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Indore: Swine flu, One more dies, six test positive
written by Our Staff Reporter March 14, 2019 12:03 pm
Indore: With six more patients testing positive on Wednesday, the total number of swine flu positive patients in the city reached 125 since January this year. Moreover, a patient admitted to a private hospital succumbed to the disease on Tuesday. His sample tested positive on Wednesday.
?A 68-year-old male patient of Sehore who had been admitted to Bombay Hospital since March 9 succumbed to the disease on Tuesday. Condition of patient was critical when he was admitted to hospital,? informed IDSP incharge Dr Santosh Sisodiya.
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74-year-old man succumbs to swine flu in Indore
Press Trust of India | Indore
Last Updated at March 14, 2019 19:41 IST
A 74-year-old man succumbed to swine flu here, taking the toll from the disease to 34 since January 1 in Indore district of Madhya Pradesh, a health department official said Thursday.
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Another death from Gwalior / Swine Flu, the Health Department team reached the house of the deceased without a Tamiflu
Dainik BhaskarMar 14, 2019, 04:46 PM IST
Gwalior Another patient died of swine flu during treatment in Delhi. The health department is not serious about it even after 7 days of death in 41 days in the district from swine flu. The Health Department's team is going to make a pamphlet just for the patients. A direct example of this was found on Wednesday.
The house of the woman whose death was due to swine flu in Jayshree Ram Colony, located at Golia Pahadi, reached the team but the team did not have Tamiflu. The woman's husband says that the pregnant wife of her younger brother is also having trouble who was his wife. He did not get Tamiflu even after repeatedly saying. On the other hand, the team of the young man living in Tarangaon, who died from swine flu, did not even go on Wednesday.
Delhi was taken for treatment: Bungalow, a bungalow, a native of Murar, was taken to Delhi for the treatment of family members, due to the swine flu fever three days ago, where he died. Councilor Brajesh Gupta said that he had given information to the civil surgeon, after which the doctor's team came by giving medicines. The health department, however, is not serious about it even after seven patients died of swine flu and 22 patients positive in 41 days in the district. Rajni Kushwah, wife of Maheshriram Colony, resident of Gol Pahadiya, was confirmed to have swine flu on Tuesday. Rajni died on 9th March at JAH
Team with fever medicine: The team of Health Department reached Mahendr Kushwah's house on Wednesday but only with fever, head medicine. They did not have Tamiflu. Mahendra says that his younger brother's pregnant wife is having the same problem, which is happening to Rajni. The doctor said that Tamiflu did not come with it. Go to JAH and show it. On the other hand, Rajkumar Gupta, resident of Taranganj, died of swine flu on Monday-Tuesday night. Rajkumar Gupta's uncle Rakesh Gupta says that there are 35 members in the family. The team of Health Department has given 4-5 leaves of Tamiflu.
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Two more die of swine flu in Indore
PTI Indore Updated: 16-03-2019 11:36 IST Created: 16-03-2019 11:36 IST Two more die of swine flu in Indore
Two more persons died of swine flu here in Madhya Pradesh Saturday, taking the toll to 37 in the city since January 1, an official said. The deceased included a 52-year-old woman hailing from Ujjain district and a 40-year-old man, a local resident.
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Hatehangabad / Bhopal, Hashangabad's swine flu victim, killed in 3 months
Dainik BhaskarMar 17, 2019, 10:10 AM IST
Hoshangabad. A young man from Heshangabad was killed by swine flu in Bhopal. This is the third death of swine flu in two months in the district. After this the health department has become alert. Although patients with symptoms of swine flu are not present in all hospitals in the district. Masam Swine Flu is Suitable for Disease. This is likely to spread the disease. From February to March, there are 8 lig swine flu positive. Of these, 5 patients have been cured and 3 have died. It includes two men and 1 woman in Itarsi and Dalia. In Heshangabad, 1 male 1 woman was also recruited.
Available in hospitals in the district, the
Department of Health has delivered the Tammy Flu medicines in 5 hospitals on the district headquarters to prevent the spread of swine flu. Officials and private hospitals have given special attention to patients with symptoms of H-1N-1. CMH Jas Awasya said that departmental staff has been appointed in the district. The patients have given special consideration to pay attention. Medicines have also been made available. Preparation for dealing with swine flu in the district is complete.
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3 more fatalities reported from Indore bringing the toll in the city to 40.
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Swine flu then killed three people, death figure reached 40
Dainik BhaskarMar 19, 2019, 04:31 AM IST
Indore | Swine flu (H1N1) again took the life of three patients. According to information received from the health department, the three patients are from Ujjain and Ratlam districts. With this, the number of deaths has reached 40. According to IDSP, a 58-year-old resident of Sudama town of Ujjain was admitted on March 2. Balance | On page 12
Found Sample Positive on 6th March The patient was undergoing treatment at the private hospital. Diseased patient died. Similarly, 50-year-old patients of Khacharud of Ujjain were admitted on March 7. Sample was sent on March 8. The report was positive on March 11. The patient died on Sunday only. A 49-year-old resident of Ratlam was recruited on 27th February. The report was positive on March 2 itself. After fighting for life for 15 days, this patient also died on Sunday. By combining this, 40 patients have died. Of these, 19 are residents of Indore. It is from 21 other districts. So far 134 patients have reported positive. Samples of 622 patients have been sent for examination.
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Swine-Flu / Sea Danger Zone, Fourth Death in Two Months
Dainik BhaskarMar 19, 2019, 12:12 PM
sea. Due to the fluctuation of the weather, Sagar has reached the Danger Zone in case of swine flu. In the past two months, about 6 patients of swine flu virus H1-N1 have been exposed. Of these, 4 patients have died so far. Instead of protecting and preventing the rapidly growing virus from the health department in the district, it has been able to cover its hair.
According to CMHO sources, a 25-year-old man from Swain-Flu was reported to have died in Adarsh Nagar suburb of suburban area on Monday. The young man was suffering from cold-cold, fever and swine-flu symptoms for a long time. His treatment was going on in Bhopal's private hospital. The doctors told him the complaint of swine flu. Swab's sample was sent and sent for inquiry. Died on Sunday night during his treatment.
His body was cremated on Monday. But till the information of this case, the Health Department did not. Information was sought from departmental officials, he said that there is no information in this regard yet. Still know by explaining. By the late night the officials kept away from giving information. Even after contacting and delivering messages on mobile, CMHO Dr. SR Roshan did not respond.
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Indore's 41st fatal cases reported.
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MP / swine flu again lives of two patients, 23 deaths in 22 days
Dainik BhaskarMar 23, 2019, 05:33 AM IST
Increase in temperature still does not affect the virus
Indore Despite the increase in temperature, the effect of swine flu is not decreasing. This disease killed the dead and the patients. In January and February 18 patients died. The effect of summer began to increase in March.
Despite this, 23 patients have died in 22 days of this month. According to the health department, a 60-year-old woman from Limbdi was admitted on March 6. 1
The report was positive on March 1. The woman died on the night of March 21. A 61-year-old resident of Limbdi also died. On March 16, I was admitted to the MYH. Report positive on 19th March The patient died on the same day. On Thursday, 25 new patients were reported, out of which 6 positive had come. So far 162 positive patients have been found. 42 patients have died. Samples of 644 patients have been sent for examination.
Instructions to private hospitals- Do not force patients to buy medicines from their stores: Private hospitals should also send the data of patients with cold-cough to the Health Department. The decision was taken on Friday after rising cases of swine flu and their delayed access to the hospital. Private hospitals have also instructed that they should not force any patient to buy drugs from their stores. The department was receiving complaints that more money is being charged from the patients for the treatment of swine flu.
A meeting was held under the chairmanship of the Divisional Joint Director on the instructions of the officer. In this, private hospitals were directed to not refer any patient to a serious condition. Run the OPD in the morning and evening for the screening of swine flu. The private hospitals which referred the MYH to the patients in the dying condition were also discussed. In the meeting, CMHo Dr. Pravin Jadiya, IDSP incharge Dr. S. Representatives of Porwal and other officers and private hospitals were present.
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Another woman dies of swine flu in Chhindwara
BhaskarHindi.com | Last Modified - March 23rd, 2019 22:02 IST
Digital Desk, Chhindwara. With the change in the weather, swine flu viruses spreading in the air, H-1N-1 took another woman in Chandanagaon. The family was admitted to the private hospital in Nagpur in critical condition. After two days of treatment, the woman died on Saturday. So far five women have died due to swine flu including women. The caretaker attitude of Health Department has also been revealed. Department officials say that the swine flu report in Nagpur does not accept the report of the health department. The death of the woman is due to swine flu, it is not clear.
The health department survived to say anything
It is being told that a woman from Chandanagua was suffering from colds and cough and fever for the last few days. Even after treatment, when his condition did not improve, the family took him to Nagpur for treatment. During the investigation, doctors told the woman to be swine flu positive. The woman died on Saturday during treatment. However, the health department is not confirming death from swine flu. Departmental officials say that a private lab in Nagpur is investigated for swine flu, which is not recognized by the Directorate of Health.
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