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Bhopal doctor dies of Swine Flu
By Our Staff Reporter
Bhopal, Apr 15:
A doctor from the city was reported to have died of Swine Flu on Thursday. A Delhi-based private pathology confirmed that he was suffering from Swine Flu.
Dr Mukesh Soni, resident of Kotra, was admitted to Akshay Hospital on April 11. Doctors suspected him to be suffering from Swine Flu and recommended him to JP Hospital for confirmatory tests.
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Dr Mukesh Soni, who worked as a Medical Officer at Ashoka Garden situated Gas Relief Dispensary, breathed his last at 7:00 pm on Thursday.
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17-yr-old tests positive for swine flu
Damoh | Friday,Jul,29,2011 IST
A 17-year-old student has tested positive for swine flu in this district, health officials said today. Deepak Mishra (17) -- who was suffering from fever -- was admitted to the District Hospital by his father. Chief Medical and Health Officer Santosh Shukla said a team of the Health Department has examined the health of all the students of his class. Rampur village-resident Dharmendra Thakur (17) was tested positive to swine flu yesterday and, the total number of students affected has gone up to two.