The H1N1 situation in India August 2009 to July 2010

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the week from February 13th to 19th, 1,284 samples were taken of which 184 (14.3%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 29,452). This represents a significant reduction in total positives and a slight reduction in % positive from last week. Maharashtra (102) alone accounts for 55% of all new cases. 30 new fatalities were recorded bringing the total to 1,361. Maharashtra?s death rate dropped. Gujarat recorded only 27 new cases, but had 12 confirmed fatalities. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases for selected states are at the bottom of this report. The overall trend of infection is generally downward.


Gender distribution: 745 of 1361 have gender data.


46.3% male, 53.7% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 350 (+11)
Gujarat: 276 (+12)
Rajasthan: 187 (+1)
Karnataka: 146 (+2)
Delhi: 95
Andhra Pradesh: 55
Punjab: 50 (+1)
Kerala: 37
Haryana 37
Madhya Pradesh: 25
Uttar Pradesh 18
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 14
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 10 (+3)
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 3
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1


Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 246
February: 108
Unk.: 18

Age Distribution:



0-9: 91
10-19:56
20-29:260
30-39:186
40-49:145
50-59:80
60-69:34
70-79:7
80-89: 2
Unk: 500
Males: Average: 32.9; Median: 34; Range 1 month to 84 years. (unchanged)
Females: Average 29.9 (-0.2); Median: 28; Range 2 months to 70 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There were 140 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 52
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 23
Heart problems: 11
Hypertension: 11
Asthma/Bronchitis: 9
Unidentified: 7
HIV: 6
Tuberculosis: 4
Obesity: 4
Kidney disease: 5
Epilepsy: 3
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Dengue: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Malaria, Chickungunya, Parkinson?s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, myelodysplasia, Hepatitis B: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,441 confirmed and suspected cases. This week, 19 individuals without any identifying information other than State were added to the Consolidated status fatality list. Given the lack of detail, it is inevitable that double counts could exist in the above numbers where a media report may show a death in one State, that was recorded centrally as a death of a resident of a different State.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/flutrackersdatabaseforindividualah1n1cases

Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the two weeks from February 20th to March 5th, 2,142 samples were taken of which 327 (15.3%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 29,779). Different testing regimes are evident between States. 213 positive cases and 23 fatalities were recorded in Maharashtra, while Rajasthan recorded 9 fatalities, but only 12 new cases. Nationally 37 fatalities were recorded from Feb 20- Feb 26, and 20 fatalities from Feb 27- Mar 5 bringing the national total to 1,418. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases for selected states are at the bottom of this report. The overall trend of infection is generally downward.


Gender distribution: 753 of 1418 have gender data.


46.3% male, 53.7% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 373 (+23)
Gujarat: 296 (+20)
Rajasthan: 195 (+8)
Karnataka: 148 (+2)
Delhi: 95
Andhra Pradesh: 55
Punjab: 51 (+1)
Haryana 38 (+1)
Kerala: 37
Madhya Pradesh: 26 (+1)
Uttar Pradesh 18
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 14
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 11 (+1)
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 3
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1


Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 246
February: 149
March: 16
Unk.: 18

Age Distribution:


0-9: 92
10-19:57
20-29:262
30-39:193
40-49:149
50-59:81
60-69:34
70-79:7
80-89: 2
Unk: 541
Males: Average: 32.9; Median: 34; Range 1 month to 84 years.
Females: Average 29.9; Median: 28; Range 2 months to 70 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There were 141 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 53
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 23
Heart problems: 11
Hypertension: 11
Asthma/Bronchitis: 9
Unidentified: 7
HIV: 6
Tuberculosis: 4
Obesity: 4
Kidney disease: 5
Epilepsy: 3
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Dengue: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Malaria, Chickungunya, Parkinson?s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, myelodysplasia, Hepatitis B: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,441 confirmed and suspected cases. Reporting in the media has decreased significantly. National figures do not give any identifying features for each fatality. It is likely that some omissions and double counts are present in the above data.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/flutrackersdatabaseforindividualah1n1cases


Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the two weeks from March 6th to March 19th, 1,529 samples were taken of which 266 (17.4%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 30,045). Different testing regimes continue to be evident between States. 196 positive cases and 21 fatalities were recorded in Maharashtra, while Gujarat recorded 5 fatalities, but only 9 new cases. Nationally, 18 fatalities were recorded from March 6th to 12th, and 21 fatalities from March 13th to 19th bringing the national total to 1,457. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases for selected states are at the bottom of this report. The overall trend of infection is generally downward. Madhya Pradesh exhibited a significant jump in fatalities.


Gender distribution: 768 of 1457 have gender data.


46.6% male, 53.4% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 394 (+21)
Gujarat: 301 (+5)
Rajasthan: 197 (+2)
Karnataka: 152 (+4)
Delhi: 95
Andhra Pradesh: 55
Punjab: 51
Haryana 38
Kerala: 37
Madhya Pradesh: 33 (+7)
Uttar Pradesh 18
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 14
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 11
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 3
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1


Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 249
February: 146
March: 55
Unk.: 18

Age Distribution:


0-9: 93
10-19:57
20-29:271
30-39:195
40-49:149
50-59:83
60-69:35
70-79:7
80-89: 2
Unk: 565
Males: Average: 32.7; Median: 34; Range 1 month to 84 years.
Females: Average 29.9; Median: 28; Range 2 months to 70 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There were 150 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 56
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 25
Heart problems: 11
Hypertension: 11
Asthma/Bronchitis: 9
Unidentified: 7
HIV: 7
Obesity: 5
Tuberculosis: 4
Kidney disease: 5
Epilepsy: 3
Dengue: 3
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Myelodysplasia: 2
Leukemia: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Malaria, Chickungunya, Parkinson?s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, Hepatitis B: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,522 confirmed and suspected cases. Reporting in the media has decreased significantly. National figures do not give any identifying features for each fatality. It is likely that some omissions and double counts are present in the above data.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/flutrackersdatabaseforindividualah1n1cases
India indigenous surveillance is also available here;
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=130933


Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:


Note: As Andhra Pradesh continues to have no cases, I have replaced it with Madhya Pradesh in these graphs.

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the two weeks from March 20th to April 2nd, 1,211 samples were taken of which 174 (14.3%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 30,219). This represents a significant reduction in the number of positives and in the % positive. Nationally, 15 fatalities were recorded from March 20th to 26th, and 19 fatalities from March 27th to April 2nd. One additional fatality was counted for Uttar Pradesh dating from Feb 16 bringing the national total to 1,492. Andhra Pradesh recorded its first fatality since mid December. Maharashtra accounted for 73% of cases and fatalities in this reporting period. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases for selected states are at the bottom of this report.


Gender distribution: 774 of 1492 have gender data.


46.1% male, 53.9% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 418 (+24)
Gujarat: 304 (+3)
Rajasthan: 198 (+1)
Karnataka: 154 (+2)
Delhi: 95
Andhra Pradesh: 56 (+1)
Punjab: 51
Haryana 38
Kerala: 37
Madhya Pradesh: 34 (+1)
Uttar Pradesh 20 (+2)
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 14
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 11
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 4 (+1)
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1


Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 249
February: 147
March: 82
April: 7
Unk.: 18

Age Distribution:


0-9: 93
10-19:57
20-29:275
30-39:197
40-49:151
50-59:83
60-69:35
70-79:7
80-89: 2
Unk: 592
Males: Average: 32.7; Median: 34; Range 1 month to 84 years.
Females: Average 29.8; Median: 28; Range 2 months to 70 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There were 153 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 59
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 25
Heart problems: 11
Hypertension: 11
Asthma/Bronchitis: 9
Unidentified: 7
HIV: 7
Obesity: 5
Tuberculosis: 4
Kidney disease: 5
Epilepsy: 3
Dengue: 3
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Myelodysplasia: 2
Leukemia: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Malaria, Chickungunya, Parkinson’s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, Hepatitis B: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,561 confirmed and suspected cases. Reporting in the media has decreased significantly. National figures do not give any identifying features for each fatality. It is likely that some omissions and double counts are present in the above data.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/flutrackersdatabaseforindividualah1n1cases
India indigenous surveillance updated to March 28th is also available here;
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=130933


Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the period from April 2nd to April 15th (no report yet available for Apr 16), 935 samples were taken of which 191 (20.4%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 30,410). Nationally, only 16 fatalities were registered bringing the official total to 1476. Reporting has been spotty this week with no national updates provided for Apr 13th, nor any for the past 72 hours. Maharashtra has not updated its website since Apr 8th, and has missed the national reporting deadline several times this week. I spent some of this week going through the database checking data, removing errors and adding some previously unidentified fatalities, my total is currently 1,508. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases for selected states are at the bottom of this report.


Gender distribution (n=994)


46.6% male, 53.4% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 431 (+13)
Gujarat: 304
Rajasthan: 198
Karnataka: 156 (+2)
Delhi: 95
Andhra Pradesh: 56
Punjab: 51
Haryana 38
Kerala: 37
Madhya Pradesh: 35
Uttar Pradesh 20
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 14
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 11
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 4
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1


Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 249
February: 147
March: 99
April: 16
Unk.: 8

Age Distribution:


0-9: 107
10-19:63
20-29:342
30-39:233
40-49:196
50-59:102
60-69:38
70-79:9
80-89: 2
Unk: 416
Males: Average: 33.2; Median: 34; Range 1 month to 84 years.
Females: Average 30.0; Median: 28; Range 2 months to 70 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There were 153 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 59
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 25
Heart problems: 11
Hypertension: 11
Asthma/Bronchitis: 9
Unidentified: 7
HIV: 7
Obesity: 5
Tuberculosis: 4
Kidney disease: 5
Epilepsy: 3
Dengue: 3
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Myelodysplasia: 2
Leukemia: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Malaria, Chickungunya, Parkinson?s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, Hepatitis B: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,634 confirmed and suspected cases. Reporting in the media has decreased significantly. National figures do not give any identifying features for each fatality. It is likely that some omissions and double counts are present in the above data.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/flutrackersdatabaseforindividualah1n1cases
India indigenous surveillance updated to March 28th is also available here;
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=130933


Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the period from April 16th to April 29th 909 samples were taken of which 151 (16.6%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 30,561). Nationally, only 20 fatalities were registered bringing the official total to 1,496 (my current total is 1,528). The general trend of positive cases is downward in the Northern States. Karnataka experienced a four week moderate rise in positive cases, and five fatalities. Patients from Karnataka also ended up in Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. However this past week new cases in Karnataka have halved. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases for selected states are at the bottom of this report.


Gender distribution (n=1,007)


46.3% male, 53.7% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 442 (+11)
Gujarat: 306 (+2)
Rajasthan: 198
Karnataka: 161 (+5)
Delhi: 95
Andhra Pradesh: 56
Punjab: 51
Haryana 38
Kerala: 37
Madhya Pradesh: 37 (+2)
Uttar Pradesh 20
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 14
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 11
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 4
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1


Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 250
February: 147
March: 99
April: 35
Unk.: 8

Age Distribution:


0-9: 109
10-19:64
20-29:346
30-39:235
40-49:199
50-59:103
60-69:38
70-79:9
80-89: 2
Unk: 423
Males: Average: 33.0; Median: 34; Range 1 month to 84 years.
Females: Average 30.1; Median: 28; Range 2 months to 70 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There were 150 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 58
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 25
Heart problems: 11
Hypertension: 14
Asthma/Bronchitis: 8
Unidentified: 1
HIV: 7
Obesity: 4
Tuberculosis: 3
Kidney disease: 5
Epilepsy: 3
Dengue: 2
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Myelodysplasia: 2
Leukemia: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Malaria, Chickungunya, Parkinson?s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, Hepatitis B: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,654 confirmed and suspected cases. Reporting in the media has decreased significantly. National figures do not give any identifying features for each fatality. It is likely that some omissions and double counts are present in the above data.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/flutrackersdatabaseforindividualah1n1cases
India indigenous surveillance updated to March 28th is also available here;
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=130933


Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the period from April 30th to May 13th approximately 650 samples were taken of which 115 (17.6%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 31,852). The State of Rajasthan updated their figures with a data dump of approximately 5,000 previously unrecorded tests of which 1,176 were positive. Nationally, 20 fatalities were registered bringing the official total to 1,516 (my current total is 1,548). The general trend of positive cases is downward. The State of Maharashtra continues to have high levels of fatalities. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases for selected states are at the bottom of this report.


Gender distribution (n=1,027)


46.1% male, 53.9% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 461 (+19)
Gujarat: 306
Rajasthan: 198
Karnataka: 161
Delhi: 95
Andhra Pradesh: 56
Punjab: 51
Haryana 38
Kerala: 38 (+1)
Madhya Pradesh: 37
Uttar Pradesh 20
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 14
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 11
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 4
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1


Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 250
February: 147
March: 99
April: 40
May: 15
Unk.: 8

Age Distribution:


0-9: 110
10-19:67
20-29:352
30-39:237
40-49:205
50-59:104
60-69:38
70-79:9
80-89: 3
Unk: 423
Males: Average: 33.1; Median: 34; Range 1 month to 84 years.
Females: Average 30.0; Median: 28; Range 2 months to 80 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There were 153 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 61
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 25
Heart problems: 11
Hypertension: 14
Asthma/Bronchitis: 8
Unidentified: 1
HIV: 7
Obesity: 4
Tuberculosis: 3
Kidney disease: 5
Epilepsy: 3
Dengue: 2
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Myelodysplasia: 2
Leukemia: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Malaria, Chickungunya, Parkinson?s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, Hepatitis B: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,674 confirmed and suspected cases. Reporting in the media has decreased significantly. National figures do not give any identifying features for each fatality. It is likely that some omissions and double counts are present in the above data.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/flutrackersdatabaseforindividualah1n1cases
India indigenous surveillance updated to March 28th is also available here;
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=130933


Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the period from May 14th to May 24th 401 samples were taken of which 52 (13.0%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 31,904). India has transitioned from daily to weekly reporting. The reporting week is Tuesday to Monday, with reports released on Tuesdays. To accommodate this change, I have truncated the period covered in this report from the usual two weeks to 11 days. Nationally, 11 fatalities were registered bringing the official total to 1,527 (my current total is 1,559). The general trend of positive cases is downward. New cases and fatalities in Maharashtra are showing a long awaited reduction. In my report of May 2nd, I indicated a rise in cases from Karnataka, this has since decreased, but this week the state added a further 7 fatalities with no other details than that they occurred prior to May 17th. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases for selected states are at the bottom of this report.


Gender distribution (n=1,030)


46.0% male, 54.0% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 464 (+3)
Gujarat: 306
Rajasthan: 198
Karnataka: 169 (+8)
Delhi: 95
Andhra Pradesh: 56
Punjab: 51
Haryana 38
Kerala: 38
Madhya Pradesh: 37
Uttar Pradesh 20
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 14
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 11
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 4
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1


Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 250
February: 147
March: 99
April: 40
May: 26
Unk.: 8

Age Distribution:


0-9: 110
10-19:67
20-29:353
30-39:238
40-49:206
50-59:104
60-69:38
70-79:9
80-89: 3
Unk: 434
Males: Average: 33.1; Median: 34; Range 1 month to 84 years.
Females: Average 30.0; Median: 28; Range 2 months to 80 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There were 153 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 61
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 25
Heart problems: 11
Hypertension: 14
Asthma/Bronchitis: 8
Unidentified: 1
HIV: 7
Obesity: 4
Tuberculosis: 3
Kidney disease: 5
Epilepsy: 3
Dengue: 2
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Myelodysplasia: 2
Leukemia: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Malaria, Chickungunya, Parkinson?s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, Hepatitis B: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,688 confirmed and suspected fatal cases. Reporting in the media has decreased significantly. National figures do not give any identifying features for each fatality. It is likely that some omissions and double counts are present in the above data.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/flutrackersdatabaseforindividualah1n1cases
India indigenous surveillance updated to March 28th is also available here;
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=130933


Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the period from May 25th to June 7th 386 samples were taken of which 77 (19.9%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 31,981). This is the highest % positive since the beginning of April. Nationally, 17 fatalities were registered bringing the official total to 1,544 (my current total is 1,576). Maharashtra and Karnataka continue to have confirmed cases and fatalities, but a new significant outbreak is occurring in Kerala. This new wave of H1N1 is part of a larger general increase in viral diseases in Kerala and seems to be at least as significant as the October wave. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases using data from Consolidated Status updates for selected states are at the bottom of this report.


Gender distribution (n=1,045)


45.7% male, 54.3% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 471 (+7)
Gujarat: 306
Rajasthan: 198
Karnataka: 172 (+3)
Delhi: 95
Andhra Pradesh: 56
Punjab: 51
Kerala: 45 (+7)
Haryana 38
Madhya Pradesh: 37
Uttar Pradesh 20
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 14
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 11
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 4
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1


Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 250
February: 147
March: 99
April: 40
May: 32
June: 11
Unk.: 8

Age Distribution:


0-9: 111
10-19:68
20-29:360
30-39:241
40-49:207
50-59:105
60-69:38
70-79:9
80-89: 3
Unk: 437
Males: Average: 32.8; Median: 32; Range 1 month to 84 years.
Females: Average 30.3; Median: 28; Range 2 months to 80 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There were 156 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 64
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 25
Heart problems: 11
Hypertension: 14
Asthma/Bronchitis: 8
Unidentified: 1
HIV: 7
Obesity: 4
Tuberculosis: 3
Kidney disease: 5
Epilepsy: 3
Dengue: 2
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Myelodysplasia: 2
Leukemia: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Malaria, Chickungunya, Parkinson?s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, Hepatitis B: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,707 confirmed and suspected fatal cases. Reporting in the media has decreased significantly. National figures do not give any identifying features for each fatality. It is likely that some omissions and double counts are present in the above data.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/fl...dualah1n1cases
India indigenous surveillance updated to March 28th is also available here;
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=130933


Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:


Double click on the graphs in the attached document to open the data box, click on the colored lines in the databox to include any data set in the graph
View attachment Confirmed cases by state.doc

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the period from June 8th to June 21st 1,441 samples were taken of which 477 (33.1%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 32,458). This is the highest % positive since the beginning of January. Nationally, 24 fatalities were registered bringing the official total to 1,568 (my current total is 1,600). There have now been 24 fatalities in Kerala since May 31st, exceeding the October/November wave. Moderate increases in positive cases have also been observed in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat and Delhi. One suspect fatality is awaiting confirmation from Tamil Nadu. It is possible that we are observing the beginning of a significant monsoon wave in India spreading Northwards from Kerala. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases using data from Consolidated Status updates for selected states are at the bottom of this report.


Gender distribution (n=1,057)


45.7% male, 54.3% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 477 (+6)
Gujarat: 306
Rajasthan: 198
Karnataka: 172
Delhi: 95
Kerala: 62 (+17)
Andhra Pradesh: 57 (+1)
Punjab: 51
Haryana 38
Madhya Pradesh: 37
Uttar Pradesh 20
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 14
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 11
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 4
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1


Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 250
February: 147
March: 99
April: 40
May: 32
June: 35
Unk.: 8

Age Distribution:



0-9: 112
10-19:68
20-29:371
30-39:245
40-49:211
50-59:106
60-69:38
70-79:10
80-89: 3
Unk: 436
Males: Average: 33.0; Median: 34; Range 1 month to 84 years.
Females: Average 30.1; Median: 28; Range 2 months to 80 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There were 163 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 66
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 25
Heart problems: 13
Hypertension: 14
Asthma/Bronchitis: 9
Unidentified: 1
HIV: 7
Obesity: 4
Tuberculosis: 3
Kidney disease: 6
Epilepsy: 3
Dengue: 2
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Myelodysplasia: 2
Leukemia: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Malaria, Chickungunya, Parkinson?s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, Hepatitis B, Leptospirosis: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,729 confirmed and suspected fatal cases. National figures do not give any identifying features for each fatality. It is likely that some omissions and double counts are present in the above data.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/flutrackersdatabaseforindividualah1n1cases
India indigenous surveillance updated to March 28th is also available here;
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=130933


Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:


Double click on the graphs in the attached document to open the data box, click on the colored lines in the databox to include any data set in the graph

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the period from June 21st to July 4th 2,751 samples were taken of which 995 (36.1%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 33,453). This is the highest % positive since the beginning of January. Nationally, 35 fatalities were registered bringing the official total to 1,603 (my current total is 1,635). There have now been 42 fatalities in Kerala since May 14, double the October/November wave. The number of confirmed cases has increased significantly across southern India – Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu as well as Maharashtra. During this two week period, fatalities were also reported from Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat and Delhi. This wave continues to grow and spread outward from Kerala. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases using data from Consolidated Status updates for selected states are at the bottom of this report.


Gender distribution (n=1,078)


45.3% male, 54.7% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 488 (+11)
Gujarat: 307 (+1)
Rajasthan: 198
Karnataka: 172
Delhi: 96 (+1)
Kerala: 79 (+17)
Andhra Pradesh: 60 (+3)
Punjab: 51
Haryana 38
Madhya Pradesh: 37
Uttar Pradesh 21 (+1)
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 15 (+1)
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 11
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 4
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1


Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 250
February: 147
March: 99
April: 40
May: 32
June: 60
July: 10
Unk.: 8

Age Distribution:
73% of fatalities in this reporting period for whom age data is available were aged under 40 years.


0-9: 115 (+3)
10-19:70 (+2)
20-29:383 (+12)
30-39:248 (+3)
40-49:213 (+3)
50-59:109 (+3)
60-69:39 (+1)
70-79:10
80-89: 3
Unk: 444 (+8)
Males: Average: 33.0; Median: 34; Range 1 month to 84 years.
Females: Average 30.0; Median: 28; Range 2 months to 80 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There have been 172 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 71
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 26
Heart problems: 16
Hypertension: 16
Asthma/Bronchitis: 9
Unidentified: 1
HIV: 7
Obesity: 4
Tuberculosis: 3
Kidney disease: 6
Epilepsy: 3
Dengue: 2
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Myelodysplasia: 2
Leukemia: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Malaria, Chickungunya, Parkinson’s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, Hepatitis B, Leptospirosis: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,765 confirmed and suspected fatal cases. National figures do not give any identifying features for each fatality. It is likely that some omissions and double counts are present in the above data.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/flutrackersdatabaseforindividualah1n1cases


Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the period from July 5th to July 18th 2,617 samples were taken of which 662 (25.3%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 34,115). These numbers are all down from the last report mostly due to a data dump by Gujarat on June 27. Nationally, 56 fatalities were registered bringing the official total to 1,658 (my current total is 1,691). There have now been 58 fatalities in Kerala since May 14, compared to 37 in the October/November wave. The number of positive cases dropped in Kerala for the second week running, however the number of confirmed cases has increased significantly in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and most worryingly Maharashtra. During this two week period, fatalities were also reported from Gujarat and Delhi. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases using data from Consolidated Status updates for selected states are at the bottom of this report.


Gender distribution (n=1,120)


44.9% male, 55.1% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 511 (+23)
Gujarat: 308 (+1)
Rajasthan: 198
Karnataka: 181 (+9)
Delhi: 97 (+2)*
Kerala: 95 (+16)
Andhra Pradesh: 63 (+3)
Punjab: 51
Haryana 38
Madhya Pradesh: 37
Uttar Pradesh 21
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 17 (+2)
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 11
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 4
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1

*A fatality attributed to Delhi on the last report was a double count of a fatality from Uttar Pradesh

Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 250
February: 147
March: 99
April: 40
May: 32
June: 60
July: 66
Unk.: 8

Age Distribution:


0-9: 120 (+5)
10-19:72 (+2)
20-29:396 (+13)
30-39:257 (+9)
40-49:220 (+7)
50-59:116 (+7)
60-69:40 (+1)
70-79:10
80-89: 4 (+1)
Unk: 455 (+11)
Males: Average: 32.9; Median: 33; Range 1 month to 84 years.
Females: Average 30.3; Median: 28; Range 2 months to 80 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There have been 181 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 77
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 28
Heart problems: 16
Hypertension: 16
Asthma/Bronchitis: 10
Kidney disease: 7
HIV: 7
Obesity: 4
Tuberculosis: 3
Epilepsy: 3
Dengue: 2
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Myelodysplasia: 2
Leukemia: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Malaria, Chickungunya, Parkinson?s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, Hepatitis B, Leptospirosis, Unidentified: 1: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,821 confirmed and suspected fatal cases. National figures do not give any identifying features for each fatality. It is likely that some omissions and double counts are present in the above data.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/f...8a-bd3b-bfa276ee1ed7/indiah1n1fatalities.html
Given the increasing trend observed in the past two months, this report will now be compiled weekly.

Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

During the week from July 19th to July 25th 1,827 samples were taken of which 554 (30.3%) were found positive for H1N1 (Total 34,669). Nationally, 48 fatalities were registered bringing the official total to 1,706 (my current total is 1,739). The number of positively identified cases from the Southern states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala diminished, but cases elsewhere are rising, most notably in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Delhi and West Bengal. 24 fatalities were recorded in Maharashtra. The largest single week toll for that state was 25 recorded in the week ending September 18 2009. Graphs of trends in fatalities and confirmed cases using data from Consolidated Status updates for selected states are at the bottom of this report.


Gender distribution (n=1,164)


44.8% male, 55.2% female

Geographic distribution:

Maharashtra: 535 (+24)
Gujarat: 310 (+2)
Rajasthan: 198
Karnataka: 186 (+5)
Delhi: 99 (+2)
Kerala: 103 (+8)
Andhra Pradesh: 68 (+5)
Punjab: 51
Haryana 38
Madhya Pradesh: 37
Uttar Pradesh 22 (+1)
Himachal Pradesh 16
Tamil Nadu: 17
Uttarakhand: 13
Chhattisgarh: 11
Chandigarh: 8
Puducherry: 7
Goa: 5
Jammu & Kashmir: 4
Odisha: 4
Assam: 2
Mizoram: 1
Jharkhand: 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 1
West Bengal: 1 (+1)

Time distribution:


August: 105
September: 232
October: 129
November: 109
December: 414
January: 250
February: 147
March: 99
April: 40
May: 32
June: 60
July: 114
Unk.: 8

Age Distribution:


0-9: 125 (+5)
10-19:74 (+2)
20-29:410 (+14)
30-39:265 (+8)
40-49:231 (+11)
50-59:122 (+6)
60-69:40
70-79:10
80-89: 4
Unk: 457 (+2)
Males: Average: 32.9; Median: 33; Range 1 month to 84 years.
Females: Average 30.3; Median: 28; Range 2 months to 80 years.

Underlying conditions: (based on media reports)

There have been 194 fatal cases with reported underlying conditions.
Pregnant: 83
Diabetes/High blood sugar: 31
Heart problems: 16
Hypertension: 17
Asthma/Bronchitis: 11
Kidney disease: 8
HIV: 7
Obesity: 4
Tuberculosis: 3
Epilepsy: 3
Dengue: 2
Liver disorder:2
Meningitis: 2
Arthritis: 2
Thalassemia: 2
Myelodysplasia: 2
Leukemia: 2
Malaria: 2
Haemoptysis, Guillain-Barre, Chickungunya, Parkinson?s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, lupus, osteopetrosis, alcoholic, Hepatitis B, Leptospirosis, cancer, kyphoscoliosis, Unidentified: 1 each.


The India database now contains information on 1,869 confirmed and suspected fatal cases. National figures do not give any identifying features for each fatality. It is likely that some omissions and double counts are present in the above data.
http://ft100.dabbledb.com/publish/f...8a-bd3b-bfa276ee1ed7/indiah1n1fatalities.html


Confirmed Cases:


Confirmed fatalities:

 

[sharon sanders]

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Re: The situation in India, an Overview.

Fantastic. Thanks RoRo.

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: The situation in India August 2009 to July 2010

Re: The situation in India August 2009 to July 2010

This thread is becoming slow. I will close it up and continue here;
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=150451