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India surveillance updated to Dec 26, 2010

Ronan Kelly

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
India is now producing regular surveillance updates located here;

http://mohfw-h1n1.nic.in/Epidemiological.html

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Re: India surveillance update Oct 25.

Re: India surveillance update Oct 25.

Confirmed Cases:

Mumbai, Kolkata and Pune peaked in the second half of August.
Lucknow peaked the first week of September.
Chennai peaked the second week of September.
Hyderabad and Delhi peaked towards the end of September.
Bangalore peaked in early October.
Cochin peaked second week of October.
Trivandrum is still in wave 1.
http://mohfw-h1n1.nic.in/Epidemiological.html
 
Re: India surveillance update Oct 25.

Re: India surveillance update Oct 25.

RoRo:
Thanks for posting that link.

And to India: Thank you for putting up such an informative, easy to navigate site. :applause::applause:
I'm especially loving the fast viewing of the graphs.
 
Re: India surveillance updated to Nov 1.

Re: India surveillance updated to Nov 1.

The trend appears to be heading downward. Comparing the deaths from Sept, Oct and Nov (of note, the scales are different in each graph) Aug had four days when deaths were 7 or above; Sept was above 7 daily deaths on many days; Nov had three days with 7 deaths, beginning to decrease after Oct. 23.

When comparing cities flu activity, again graphs are not scaled the same, the majority of cities had increases (above 15 daily cases) around mid-Aug and have been down below 15 daily cases since about Oct.13. The two cities with exceptions are Trivandrum (began to rise Oct.9-Oct.26) and Delhi (began to rise Aug 9 to current down-slope).
 
Re: India surveillance updated to Nov 1.

Re: India surveillance updated to Nov 1.

It also seems that new cases are predominantly not in the 14 cities mentioned in the chart above. I suspect that once H1N1 gets established in rural communities large numbers of cases will go unconfirmed.
 
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