H1N1 Pandemic in Maharashtra Sep 2009 - April 2011; 941 confirmed fatalities

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Swine flu toll in Maha reaches 197

STAFF WRITER 20:13 HRS IST
Mumbai, Oct 29 (PTI) A total of 197 persons have died of swine flu so far in Maharashtra, a health official said today.

Till date, 11,16,541 people have been examined for swine flu, with 61,061 suspected patients being administered Tamiflu.

The number of persons who tested positive for the H1N1 influenza is 4,154, of which 3,914 have been treated and discharged.

Altogether 250 persons, including 43 positive and 207 suspected cases, are still being treated at various hospitals in the state, the official said.

Isolation wards have been set up at 101 places and screening centres at 607 places in the state
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Swine flu toll in Maharashtra crosses 200-mark

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Mumbai, Nov 3 (PTI) A total of 204 persons have died of swine flu so far in Maharashtra, a health official said today.

Till date, 12,72,119 people have been examined for swine flu, with 64,366 suspected patients being administered Tamiflu.

The number of persons who tested positive for the H1N1 influenza is 4,219 of which 3,976 got cured and discharged.

Altogether 235 persons, including 39 positive cases and 196 suspected cases, are still being treated at various hospitals in the state, the official said.

Ten patients are on ventilator, the official said.

Isolation wards have been set up at 101 places and screening centres at 607 places in the state.
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100th victim of H1N1 confirmed in PUNE

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Twenty-eight-year-old Mohini Santosh Undre from Manjari Khurd of Haveli taluka in Pune district became the 100th H1N1 victim in the district. Mohini, who died of swine flu at Noble Hospital on Thursday, was admitted here on October 27 and was on artificial ventilation.



Though the health authorities are gearing up for a possible second wave of the virus with the onset of winter, there are many who feel the level of prepredness in Pune is far from adequate.



The Indian Medical Association (IMA) claimed that private hospitals are not being involved and there is a lack of preparedness in case there is a second wave of H1N1 virus. Dr Dilip Sarda, president of city unit of IMA, said only a few hospitals are involved in treatment of swine flu patients. ?We are no longer involved in any of the plans of the administration to tackle a second wave,? he said.

 

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1 H1N1 death in Maharashtra takes India toll to 485
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New Delhi, November 8, 2009

One person died of influenza A (H1N1) in Maharashtra today, taking the toll due to the pandemic in India so far to 485, an official statement said here today.

With this, the total number of swine flu deaths in Maharashtra has risen to 207, while 117 lives have been lost in Karnataka, 49 in Andhra Pradesh, 40 in Gujarat, 21 in Kerala, 16 in Delhi, 7 in Tamil Nadu, 6 in Puducherry, 5 in Haryana, 4 in Goa, 3 each in Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh, 2 each in Punjab and Rajasthan and 1 each in Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh and Mizoram.

The statement said 71 fresh cases of the flu were reported from different parts of the country today, including 34 in Rajasthan, 17 in Karnataka, 12 in Delhi, 4 in Kerala and 2 each in Haryana and Orissa.

According to the statement, the total number of laboratory-confirmed cases of the virus reported in the country so far has gone up to 14,477.


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http://www.prensa-latina.cu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=136198&Itemid=1

Translation: Spanish ? English

More than 500 killed by influenza A (H1N1) in India
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

09 of November 2009, 22:44 New Delhi, Nov 10 (Prensa Latina) A 502 stands today the death toll in India due to influenza virus A (H1N1) since the first case was detected in the country in May past, an official source.

According to the Indian Ministry of Health, the laboratory tests confirmed that 14 thousand 572 people have contracted the disease.

The daily report realizes that Eve killed three patients because of the influenza A (H1N1) across the country.

The Maharashtra state remains the most affected by the flu, with three thousand 727 cases and 207 deaths, all confirmed by laboratory tests.

In Delhi, despite three thousand 623 people found infested, the death toll remains at 16 for several days.

Health officials in India, a country with over a thousand 100 million people, fear that with the arrival of winter, the number of infected shoots, so people are advised to exercise extreme hygiene measures.

The World Health Organization reported in its weekly report last Friday that more than six thousand people have died in the world because of the pandemic.

According to the international body, nearly half a million people have contracted the disease.

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Swine flu toll in Maha reaches 220

STAFF WRITER 19:38 HRS IST
Mumbai, Nov 23 (PTI) A total of 220 persons have so far died of swine flu in Maharashtra, health officials said today.

Till date, 14,54,707 people have been examined for the virus, with 74,247 suspected patients being administered Tamiflu.

The number of persons who tested positive for the H1N1 influenza is 4,483, of which 4,218 have been treated and discharged.

Altogether 118 persons, including 45 positive and 73 suspected cases, are still being treated at various hospitals in the state, the officials said.

Isolation wards have been set up at 101 places and screening centres at 607 places in the state.
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PUNE:

A pregnant woman succumbed to H1N1 influenza on Monday, taking the death toll in the city to 114. The patient died at Sassoon general hospital at 12.10 pm, according state health services.

Pradip Awte, medical officer of the state health services said, "Jyoti Navnath Garud (27), a resident of Katepuram Chowk, Pimple Gurav, in the Pimpri-Chinchwad area was admitted to Sassoon hospital in a critical condition on November 25. She was six months' pregnant. She was immediately put on a ventilator but succumbed due to Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome."

On Monday, nine people tested positive in the district for H1N1 flu. Fifteen patients are being treated for H1N1 flu at ICUs of designated hospitals in Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad, of which five patients are on ventilators.

Two schools, Vidyaniketan school in Pimpri-Chinchwad and a government run school in Mohannagar reported H1N1 positive cases. Check-ups are being carried out at the affected schools.

According to Awte, "Over 1,053 people visited screening centres across the district on Monday. More than 7.63 lakh people so far have visited screening centres in the district. 139 suspected patients were administered Tamiflu on Monday.

Awte added that more than 46,000 people have been given Tamiflu doses so far. Twenty eight patients were admitted to various designated hospitals in Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad for H1N1 treatment on Monday. 49 patients were discharged from different hospitals.

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Nine swine flu deaths were reported on Sunday, including four from Rajasthan, the toll due to influenza A (H1N1) virus in India to 627, health authorities said here.

Also, 144 new cases were reported in the country, taking the total number of people affected with the contagious flu to 20,165.

With the four deaths, the toll in Rajasthan has gone up to 67. Two deaths were reported from Gujarat, taking the number of fatalities due to Influenza A (H1N1) virus in the state to 49.

Two deaths were also reported from Maharastra Sunday taking the toll in the state to 232.

One death was also reported from the national capital, taking the total toll here to 30.

The number of people affected with the virus in Delhi is now the highest in the country at 5,826 as per Saturday evening.

"One death was reported today (Friday). A 25-year-old male was brought dead to the Ambedkar Hospital," Anjana Prakash, Delhi's assistant nodal officer for swine flu, told IANS.

One death was also reported from the union territory of Chandigarh Saturday.

"Till date, samples from 91,192 people have been tested for Influenza A (H1N1) in government laboratories and a few private laboratories across the country and 21.5 percent of them have been found positive," said a statement issued here.

New cases were also reported from Rajasthan (20), Kerala (6), Haryana (14), Uttar Pradesh (six), Uttarakhand (three), Gujarat (two), Pondicherry (one) and Chhattisgarh(one).


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MUMBAI: As temperatures in the city dip, out-patient departments (OPDs) are seeing an increase in viral infection and fever cases. General practitioners say viral fever cases have doubled over the last fortnight.

"Since temperatures have gone down and there is smog in the mornings, there has been certainly a rise in the numbers of people suffering from viral fever, cough and cold. In fact, the numbers have doubled from the last fortnight," said Dr Hemant Thacker from Jaslok Hospital.

Not just hospitals, clinics too have a long line of people waiting to be treated for minor ailments like running noses and croaky throats. "We have about 40-50 patients suffering from viral infections everyday," said Dr Vasant Shenoy, who has a clinic in Santacruz (W).

The Indian Medical Association (IMA) agrees with the doctors. "There is about a 25% increase in viral cases as compared to the last month. In a big city like Mumbai, where either malaria or flu keeps striking people, there is nothing one can do to avoid falling sick besides maintaining proper hygiene," said Dr Hozie Kapadia, secretary of IMA, Maharashtra.

Even though a rise in viral cases is normal at this time of the year, doctors say the pollution-mixed mist in the morning that can be a cause of concern for asthma and chronic bronchitis patients. "Many patients come with complaints of problems in swallowing, broken voice and itchiness in the respiratory tract only in the morning. This is happening because of the mist mixed with pollution that settles over the city at night," said Dr Thacker adding that the people who already suffer from respiratory problems need to be careful. "We advise all our patients who suffer from asthma or chronic bronchitis problems to increase their inhaler dosages and to take vaccinations against influenza," he said.

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Swine flu toll in Maha reaches 235
STAFF WRITER 21:53 HRS IST
Mumbai, Dec 9 (PTI) A total of 235 people have so far died of swine flu in Maharashtra, health officials said today.

The number of swine flu deaths has gone up by 15 during the last fortnight. Till date, 15,86,184 people have been examined for the virus, with 84,716 suspected patients being administered Tamiflu, they said.

The number of people who tested positive for the H1N1 influenza is 4,756, of which 4,471 have been treated and discharged.

Altogether 171 persons, including 121 positive and 50 suspected cases, are still being treated at various hospitals in the state, the officials said.

Isolation wards have been set up at 101 places and screening centres at 607 places in the state.
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Swine flu toll in Maha reaches 244

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Mumbai, Dec 15 (PTI) A total of 244 people have so far died of swine flu in Maharashtra, health officials said today.

The number of swine flu deaths has gone up by nine during the last week. Till date, 16,34,997 people have been examined for the virus, with 89,258 suspected patients being administered Tamiflu, they said.

The number of people who tested positive for the H1N1 influenza is 4,903, of which 4,587 have been treated and discharged.

Altogether 209 persons, including 72 positive and 137 suspected cases, were being treated at various hospitals in the state, the officials said.

Isolation wards have been set up at 101 places and screening centres at 607 places in the state.
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Swine flu: Death toll reaches 249 in Maha

STAFF WRITER 21:44 HRS IST
Mumbai, Dec 22 (PTI) As many as 249 people have so far died of swine flu in Maharashtra, health officials said here today.

Till date, 16,97,857 people have been screened for H1N1 virus, of which 95,074 suspected patients were administered Tamiflu, they said.

A total of 5,067 people were tested positive for the disease, of which 4,754 have been treated and discharged.

Altogether 206 persons, including 64 positive and 142 suspected cases, are still being treated at various hospitals across the state, the officials said.

Isolation wards have been set up at 101 places and screening centres at 607 places in the state, they said.
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New Delhi, Dec 28 (IANS) At least two people died due to swine flu Monday taking the countrywide toll to 880, health authorities said, adding that 124 new cases have taken the infection tally to 25,236.

The two deaths were reported from Maharashtra and Assam. With this, the casualty figure has reached 257 in Maharashtra. Assam reported its first death.

Besides, the country reported 124 cases of new infections of the pandemic virus. Of the total new cases, Delhi reported 68. While 17 cases were reported from Gujarat, 12 were from Haryana.

In the national capital, there were no fresh deaths due to swine flu but at least 68 more people were infected with the contagious virus Monday, authorities said.

'We have reports of 68 fresh cases of swine flu of which 30 were children,' Anjana Prakash, deputy nodal officer in charge of swine flu in Delhi, told IANS.

With these, the number of infections in the capital has reached around 9,200. Of these, over 55 percent are children.

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H1N1 claims two in city
TNN 5 January 2010, 05:11am ISTText Size:|Topics:Swine flu
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NAGPUR: The H1N1 virus continues to take a steady toll of lives in city. Jaya Deshmukh, a 30-year-old woman from Vasant Nagar in city died of acute respiratory distress caused by H1N1 infection in the swine flu ward at Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) at 5.30 am on Sunday after struggling for life for nine days on ventilator. Another woman, Zulekha Sheikh, a confirmed H1N1 positive patient from Badkuhi village in Chhindwara district, who was under treatment at the Orange City Hospital and Research Institute (OCHRI) is also learnt to have died on Saturday after being on ventilator for four days.

On Monday night, GMCH's swine flu ward had six patients (four suspected and two positive) and of these a 45-year-old man was on ventilator. With these two deaths in past two days, the toll due to swine flu in city has reached 16. Of these, 14 patients died at GMCH while a 12-year-old boy and 67-year-old Chhindwara woman died after treatment in private hospitals. The boy died while shifting from a child hospital in Dhantoli to OCHRI.

Total number of OPD patients screened so far at GMCH has gone up to 5508. Of these, hospital has sent swab and blood samples of 590 persons for testing. It has received reports of 583 individuals of which 100 have tested positive. The total number of screened patients including those at Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and private hospitals has touched 5885. Ten patients screened at IGGMC tested positive taking the total number of known positive patients to 110.
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Swine flu toll in Maha reaches 290

STAFF WRITER 22:45 HRS IST
Mumbai, Jan 11 (PTI) A total of 290 people have so far died of swine flu in Maharashtra, health officials said today.

Till date, 18,46,125 people have been examined for the virus and 1,08,210 suspected patients have been administered Tamiflu, they said.

The number of people who tested positive for the H1N1 influenza is 5,470, of whom 5,102 have been treated and discharged.

Altogether 163 persons, including 78 positive and 85 suspected cases, are still being treated at various hospitals in the state, the officials said.
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Another H1N1 death takes city toll to 22
Snehlata Shrivastav, TNN, 13 January 2010, 05:44am ISTText Size:|Topics:Nagpur
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NAGPUR: Sonu Jangid, a 23 year old H1N1 positive patient from Nandanvan, died in the swine flu isolation ward on Tuesday morning taking the death toll at Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) to 16 and in city to 22. What is alarming is that 13 of these patients have died within last one month in the second wave of the infection. Three deaths took place in last ten days. But the administration says the situation is not very alarming but it is gearing up once again to remind citizens of all precautions that needed to be taken.

Five patients have died in private hospital-- three in Orange City Hospital and Research Institute, one each in Child Hospital and one at Care hospital-- while one died at India Gandhi Government Medical College (IGGMC). "Sonu was admitted to the swine flu ward on January 5 and was put on ventilator within a few hours. Most of the patients put on ventilator are not surviving," said Dr A Niswade, dean, GMCH. GMCH is prepared to handle all types of situations and has been seeking support from private hospitals also in handling patients on ventilator, he added. GMCH had so far sent 618 swab and blood samples. From this, 473 have tested negative, 114 positive and six reports are awaited. The hospital has a stock of 10,830 Fluvir capsules, 245 syrup bottles, 5000 N-95 masks, 50 personal protection kits and 6000 normal masks.

On Tuesday evening, the ward had nine patients of which three are H1N1 positive. A 32-year-old man from Khadgaon road is on ventilator. The admitted patients include three positive, five suspected and one negative patient, including a six-month-old positive baby who has almost recovered.

Though the number of patients in OPD continues to fluctuate between 10 and 30 the number of new positive patients is on the rise. The total number of positive patients so far since August has reached 132 which include 114 in GMCH, 12 in IGGMC and six in private hospitals.

Pradeep Dange, resident deputy collector, told TOI that administration is keeping a tab on the situation and the Nagpur Municipal Corporation's health department is already revising training programmes for school children.
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Swine flu toll in Maha reaches 298

STAFF WRITER 22:14 HRS IST
Mumbai, Jan 15 (PTI) A total of 298 people have so far died of swine flu in Maharashtra, health officials said today.

Till date, 18,77,404 people have been examined for the virus and 1,10,873 suspected patients have been administered Tamiflu, they said.

The number of people who tested positive for the H1N1 influenza is 5,551, of whom 5,183 have been treated and discharged.

Altogether 184 persons, including 70 positive and 114 suspected cases, are still being treated at various hospitals in the state, the officials said.
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Swine flu toll in Maha touches 300

STAFF WRITER 21:8 HRS IST
Mumbai, Jan 18 (PTI) A total of 300 people have so far died of swine flu in Maharashtra, health officials said today.

Till date, 18,94,529 people have been examined for the virus and 1,12,264 suspected patients have been administered Tamiflu, they said.

The number of people who tested positive for the H1N1 influenza is 5,604, of whom 5,243 have been treated and discharged.

Altogether 159 persons, including 61 positive and 98 suspected cases, are still being treated at various hospitals in the state, the officials said.
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Another H1N1 positive woman dies
TNN, 24 January 2010, 05:13am ISTText Size:|Topics:H1N1
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NAGPUR: Sindhu Surduse, a 35 year old H1N1 positive from Bahadurpura, died from acute respiratory distress at the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) Intensive Care Unit on January 17.

However, Surduse's positive test report from the National Institute of Virology (NIV), Pune arrived only on January 19, two days after her death. The preventive social medicine department, which is expected to record all positive deaths and update the administration, was informed about her death and H1N1 positive status only on Thursday.

Head of medicine department Dr Y V Bansod told TOI that as Surduse was admitted to ICU, she was put on Fluvir drug even before the NIV report came in.

Unfortunately, GMCH administration appears to be going casual on swine flu issue. This was evident from the fact that the doctors treating her had not even documented her address properly, sources said. It is still not know if Surduse's family members are being administered preventive medicine course.

The practice of holding press conferences to give routine updates over flu figures has also been discontinued by acting college dean Dr Niswade. Nor has the dean bothered to appoint any official to share this information as was the case earlier when the PRO regularly maintained a record and shared it with media.
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At 312, Maharashtra has highest swine flu toll among states

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Mumbai, January 29: Over the months since swine flu or influenza A (H1N1) was first reported in India, in Hyderabad, the virus has spread. Today, almost every state has confirmed cases of the infection as well as swine flu related fatalities. Maharashtra, with 312 deaths so far remains the state with the highest number of swine flu deaths recorded.

It may be pertinent to note that Pune in Maharashtra recorded the first swine flu related fatality in India when a 14-year-old girl succumbed to the disease in the city on August 3, 2009. The second and third fatalities from the country, over the next few days, were also from Mumbai and Pune respectively, both in Maharashtra.

Maharashtra is followed by Gujarat which has had 223 deaths, Rajasthan which has had 176 deaths and Karnataka which has had 141 deaths, so far. From the other states, Delhi has had 93 deaths, Andra Pradesh 52, Punjab 38, Kerala and Haryana 36 each, Madhya Pradesh 21, Uttar Pradesh 18, Uttarakhand 13, Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh 8 each, Tamil Nadu 7, Chhattisgarh and Puducherry 6 each, Goa 5, Jammu and Kashmir 4, Orrissa 3, Assam 2 and Mizoram and Dadra and Nagar Haveli 1 death each.

Though most transmissions in India are now between people who have been infected within the country itself, it may be worth noting that the states with the highest infections, and deaths, are those which enjoy a significant influx of tourists and visitors from abroad.

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