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Maharashtra: Amravati - 48 die in suspected compound outbreak; H1N1 confirmed in 4 fatal cases, malaria, dengue, typhoid and other illnesses under inv

Re: Maharashtra: Amravati - 48 die in suspected compound outbreak; H1N1 confirmed in 3 fatal cases, malaria, dengue, typhoid and other illnesses under investigation

Re: Maharashtra: Amravati - 48 die in suspected compound outbreak; H1N1 confirmed in 3 fatal cases, malaria, dengue, typhoid and other illnesses under investigation

This article is over two weeks old, but I figured I'd post it for completeness. I believe it has made the error of putting all the fatalities in the village of Warud, which is incorrect.

http://ibnlive.in.com/generalnewsfe...r-claims-18-lives-in-warud-tehsil/301104.html

Mysterious fever claims 18 lives in Warud tehsil
PTI | 01:09 AM,Sep 07,2010
Amravati, Sep 7 (PTI) A mysterious viral fever has reportedly claimed 18 lives in Warud tehsil of the district in the last three weeks, sources said.Doctors said blood samples of 25 to 30 patients had been sent to a laboratory in Pune and the diagnosis of the illness will be clear after report was received.Local MLA Anil Bonde said he had called a group of doctors from other areas to check and treat the patients.Bonde has arranged Rs 1 lakh to to provide medicine and other services to the patients.Health Department has assured to provide Rs 20 lakh to the Warud Hospital, the sources said.
 
Re: Maharashtra: Amravati - 48 die in suspected compound outbreak; H1N1 confirmed in 3 fatal cases, malaria, dengue, typhoid and other illnesses under investigation

Re: Maharashtra: Amravati - 48 die in suspected compound outbreak; H1N1 confirmed in 3 fatal cases, malaria, dengue, typhoid and other illnesses under investigation

Another confirmed fatality from the region:

Ashiwini Vanjari F 24 16.09.10 16.09.10 H1N1+ve Government Medical College, Nagpur Amravati

There were four other confirmed H1N1 deaths in Nagpur hospitals reported today. Two, on Sep 16, 17 were from Nagpur and Madhya Pradesh respectively, the other two Sep 20 and 22 did not have a point of origin recorded.
see http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?p=372294#post372294 for details.
 
Re: Maharashtra: Amravati - 48 die in suspected compound outbreak; H1N1 confirmed in 4 fatal cases, malaria, dengue, typhoid and other illnesses under investigation

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/rawnewsshow/6621292.cms

Amravati: Zilla parishad president on Friday issued directives to place block development officers (BDOs) under suspension as the administration has failed to take a serious note of the deaths of more than 40 persons due to viral flu in Warud tehsil. The officials are also accused of being apathetic towards ensuring hygienic conditions in the city and submitting fake work reports to the ZP chief.
 
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