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F/30 from Mandla died in Indore (44th fatal case) March 25.
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Swine Flu Death: 45th death in Swan Flu in Indore city
Publish Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2019 09:43 AM (IST)
Indore, New Delhi representative Despite the increase in temperature, the swine flu hazard is not decreasing. On Wednesday, the 54-year-old man died from this disease. Since January 1, 164 patients have confirmed swine flu in the city so far. Of these, 45 have died. On Wednesday, swab samples of 13 suspected patients were sent to Bhopal for examination.
According to the health department, the patient who died of swine flu on Wednesday, was admitted to the MYH after symptoms of illness on March 8. The swab samples of this patient living in the Paranshipipura area were sent to Bhopal for examination this day. On March 11, the report confirmed the disease. He breathed his last around 10.30 am on Wednesday morning. According to the department, so far the swab samples of 725 suspected patients have been sent to Bhopal.
Confirmation in 62 out-patients, 23 deaths
In Indore, patients come from large number of nearby cities for treatment. Swine flu has been confirmed in 62 patients coming from other places for treatment in the city. Of these, 23 have died. Of 102 102 confirmed deaths in Indore, the death has been 22. According to the department, there are still reports of 40 suspected patients left to come.
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F/36 died in Indore March 30, the 51st fatality in the city.
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Indore: One more patient succumbs to swine flu, toll 53
written by Staff Reporter April 2, 2019 8:47 am
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IDSP control room in-charge Sunil Sahu said, ?A state level team of IDSP had visited the city and audited the deaths of the patients. The team recorded about the health history of the patient and also about their treatment line.? The team found that most of the deceased were those who were already suffering from any disease and had low immunity.
Meanwhile, nodal officer of IDSP Dr Santosh Sisodiya said, ?A 55-year-old male patient succumbed to the disease on Monday. He was admitted to CHL Hospital and his samples were tested positive March 19.? Total number of positive patients in Indore reached to 180, since January 1.
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Swine flu death toll rises to 57 in Indore
Press Trust of India | Indore
Last Updated at April 10, 2019 21:20 IST
With the death of a woman due to swine flu Wednesday, the number of people who have fallen prey to the H1N1 virus has reached 57 in Indore in Madhya Pradesh in the last 100 days, a Health department officer said.
The 65-year-old woman died at a private hospital while undergoing treatment for H1N1 viral infection.
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A patient dies in Swan Flu every other day in Indore
Agency, Indore
Last updated: Mon, 22 Apr 2019 11:50 PM
After the death of 35-year-old woman from Swine Flu in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, the number of people suffering from this deadly disease increased to 60 in the current year. On the average, this year, a patient of swine flu broke down every second day in local hospitals.
An official of the Health Department said on Monday that due to H1N1 infection, the 35-year-old woman government was recruited from the Maharaja Yashwantrao Hospital on April 5. He died on Sunday during treatment.
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638 cases with 140 fatalities to May 5.
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