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Maharashtra Influenza 2017, 777 fatalities

Pimpri-Chinchwad took swine flu to death
Three days in two days
Pimpri-Chinchwad | Updated: September 12, 2017 7:54 PM

So, the fear of the swine flu in the city is increasing.
Swine flu has been pervaded in Maharashtra and Pimpri-Chinchwad. There seems to be a lot of increase in the day. Two more swine flu victims in the city on Tuesday. A 75-year-old elder from Nigdi and 55-year-old Junnar breathed his last at a government hospital in Pimpri. In particular, the 61-year-old old man died yesterday in Hinjewadi. Swine flu has claimed three lives in the last two days. So, the fear of the swine flu in the city is increasing.
Since January, 43 people have died due to swine flu in Pimpri-Chinchwad. In August, 10 people died and six were killed in September due to swine flu. In Yashwantrao Chavan Memorial Hospital, two patients are undergoing treatment in the ICU. In addition, 24 patients are affected by swine flu. If you have symptoms of colds, coughs, fever, you should see them as soon as possible. Similarly, the doctor should consult 'Tami Flu' tablets. Laxman Gopne of the YCM hospital has appealed to citizens to take preventive vaccine along with prevention of crowding in the crowd.
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http://www.loksatta.com/pune-news/two-more-dead-due-to-swine-flu-in-pimpri-chinchwad-1549524/
 
H1N1 claims 3 more lives in PCMC area
ST Correspondent
Wednesday, 13 September 2017


Pimpri: Three more deaths due to swine flu have been reported in Pimpri Chinchwad, which took the death toll to 44 since January this year.

Six more cases of infection were reported in a hospital on Wednesday. A 75-year-old man from Pradhikaran died due to swine flu on Friday.

On Sunday, a 55-year-old man who hailed from Junnar died due to the infection in YCMH. Another four-year-old child?s death was also reported to due swine flu.
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http://www.sakaltimes.com/pune/h1n1-claims-3-more-lives-pcmc-area-5762
 
1 died due to Swine flu in Pune
nextgeneration news

September
14
2017
Pimpri Chinchwad: A 55-year-old woman from Kalewadi died due to swine flu. Since January 356 cases have been registered in the city. 45 of them have died. So far, 283 patients have been treated and sent home. A 55-year-old woman from Kalewadi was admitted to the hospital on September 6 after the symptoms of swine flu were detected. The woman was put on artificial respiration on September 11 due to the problem of swine flu. She died on Tuesday (December 12th) while undergoing treatment.
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http://nextgenerationnews.in/2017/09/1-died-due-to-swine-flu-in-pune/
 
Death of a woman in a similar condition in swine flu in Jalgaon
Supreme Colony Sad: Oxygen ambulance could not be moved to Dhule
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: September 16, 2017 12:30 pm | Updated: September 16, 2017 12:33 PM

Online Lokmat

Jalgaon, D. 16 - Manisha Vijay Chavan (25) resident of the Supreme Colony area of ​​the city, died of a similar illness like swine flu this morning. This incident has caused a stir in the city and demanded action. Kishore Chavan, who lives in Manisha Chavan, had gone to her uncle on Thursday. As soon as there was sudden shock, Kishore Chavan sent her to a private hospital in Rameshwar Colony. It was advised to move from there. Accordingly, they were shifted to a private hospital in the city. There, he was advised to move to the district hospital due to the serious condition. At 12.50 pm, the district hospital was admitted to critical condition. At the end of the day after treatment, on Friday morning at around 1 a.m.

After giving advice to move this woman from a private hospital, it was fair in Dhule or Aurangabad, but the oxygen-carrying ambulance could not be found because it was not possible to carry the oxygen, and she had to be kept in the district hospital, said Kishore Chavan. After the death of Manisha Chavan, her relatives had a large crowd in the district hospital. At this time, women were bereaved. In the case of Manisha Chavan, she said that blood samples were taken in private hospital and they suspected that there was a swine flu and suggested they move. Her mother said that Manisha died of swine flu. After the report, the cause of death will be obvious - Dr. Patil

Additional District Surgeon of the District Hospital Dr. When asked about Kiran Patil, he said that this woman was pregnant and her blood pressure increased. For example, blood samples taken in a private hospital and samples of her throat swabs will be sent to Pune for diagnosis of swine flu, and it is clear whether the swine flu is reported after it has been reported. However, when a patient like swine flu arrives, he starts giving swine flu to him. Kiran Patil explained.
http://www.lokmat.com/jalgaon/death-woman-similar-condition-swine-flu-jalgaon/
 
Pune: Death of both swine flu deaths Total number of dead in 49
Published On: Sep 16 2017 6:41 pm | Last Updated: Sep 16 2017 6:39 PM

Two more people died in the Pimpri-Chinchwad city Saturday (16th) by swine flu. 63-year-old Nigdi, 50-year-old woman from Akurdi, has died. Another eight injured patients have been found. So, the number of deaths of swine flu has reached 49, and there are 365 positive cases.

More than 20 cases of swine flu have been detected this week. Two women patients at Nigdi and Akurdi have died. They were admitted to a hospital due to cold and severe complications. On the same day, they were sent on ventilator and they were sent to the throat liquid laboratory for inspection. Positive report of swine flu was reported, during which, they died while undergoing treatment.

TMC flu vaccine is being given by NMC. On Saturday, 27 fluids were given to Tammy Flu patients. 16 suspects were sent to the pharynx fluid laboratory to check. On Saturday, 223 patients were found to be suffering from colds, cough and other diseases. NMC officials have informed that 7,886 vaccine vaccines have been allocated in nine months in the city.
​http://pudhari.news/news/Pune/two-dies-of-swine-flu-in-pune/

Brings the state toll to at least 538 - Ro
 
Swine flu death toll touches 43

TNN | Sep 16, 2017, 23:42 IST

Kolhapur: The death toll due to swine flu in the district has touched 43 in the last eight months.
A woman from the city's Phulewadi area that was admitted to a private hospital for treatment died on Friday. Another woman from the nearby Sangli district admitted at the CPR Hospital also died due to swine flu. Most of the deaths took place in the last two months. The district health administration has surveyed over 12,000 patients from the district, of which 216 were found infected with the H1N1 virus.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=TOIDesktop
 
50th victim in swine flu pumps
Published On: Sep 19 2017 2:34 AM | Last Updated: Sep 19 2017 1:42 AM

Pimpri: Representative

A 61-year-old woman from Shirur died on Monday in the Pimpri-Chinchwad city. Two more positive patients have been found. The death toll in this case has reached 50 in Pimpri-Chinchwad, which has a positive number of 367. The swine flu has spread throughout Maharashtra and many people are battling death.

She was admitted to the hospital on September 12, after suffering from cold, severe headache. The patient was kept on the ventilator due to trouble. The woman reported the report of 'swine flu'. Meanwhile, he died while undergoing treatment.

The number of cases of swine flu has increased in the last three days. This year, the number of deaths is 50 in nine months. On behalf of the NMC, Tamiflu vaccines and vaccines are given to patients who are suspected. Tommy flu pills were given to 41 suspected patients on Monday. 378 patients have been found to be suffering from diseases such as colds, throats, etc. Tommy flu vaccines have been allocated to 7 thousand 903 suspects in the last nine months.
http://www.pudhari.news/news/Pune/50th-victim-in-swine-flu-in-pimpri/
 
Swine's sweat against Navratra; Three deaths
Maharashtra Times | Updated: Sep 19, 2017, 04:00 AM IST

M Ta Representative, Nagpur has

been serving eight consecutive days by declaring the deity Ganapati of Maharashtra an unbroken Maharashtra. The joy of the victim was filled with sorrow of the swine flu. After this, once again due to swine fever on Navaratri festival, Nagpur's breathing has again become a problem. In just three days, the disease has killed three more people. The Health Department has taken note of 22 people infected with this disease.

Garba increases due to Garba in the festival of Navaratri. Therefore, the fear of swine flu infection is increasing. The number of deaths due to swine flu has reached 63 in the last three days. The names of the unfortunate victims of Karishma Thakur (27), Hingna Marg, Sairam Colony, Ravindra Yadav (30), resident of Imialia, Jabalpur and Vaibhav Ghayed (32), Maroli and Mouda were killed in three days. . The relatives had also been admitted to Critikar Hospital, Wockhardt Hospital and Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital respectively for treatment. The three patients were also kept on the artificial respiratory system due to their test results. Three died during treatment.

As per the Public Health Department records, 22 swine-hit cases have been added between 16 and 18 September. It is clear that 326 people have been infected with this disease since January. Of them, 62 people died during treatment. The entire Ganesh festival was celebrated under fear of swine due to the fear of swine. Now, due to the swine crisis in Navaratri now, there is a fear of increasing the number of patients in the coming days.
http://maharashtratimes.indiatimes....-death-by-swain-flue/articleshow/60738378.cms

Brings the state toll to at least 544 - Ro
 
Increase in number of swine flu patients in the district
Two people have died of swine flu during the last eight days. On Wednesday, a swine flu patient was found in Sailakasa.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: September 20, 2017 10:24 PM | Updated: September 20, 2017 10:24 PM


Lokmat News Network
Gondia: Two people have died of swine flu during the last eight days. On Wednesday, a swine flu patient was found in Sailakasa.
Increasing number of sick patients with varying environments is increasing. Therefore, there is a rush of patients in primary health centers, rural hospitals and government medical colleges in the district. A month ago, a patient of Phutala in road / Arjuni taluka had died of swine flu. Three days ago, a woman from Arjuni Morgana and a woman from Aasgaon died on Wednesday (20th), due to the swine flu death. There is an increase in the number of swine flu patients.
Civilians have a shocking environment due to the death of three people in the district due to swine flu. There is an increase in patients suffering from paranoia in Arjuni-Morgaon, Road-Ajuni, Goregaon, Salekasa taluka. The primary health centers, rural hospitals and government medical colleges in the district are also reported to have no preventable vaccine of swine flu. On one hand, the number of swine flu cases in the district has increased due to the increase in the number of health care department and district administration has not been initiated. Therefore, there is a lot of anger among the citizens towards health administration.
Take care of these things
Take coconut or rub on the face to sneeze. Do not use rosy material, towels, clothing etc. used by the patient. Do not use soap and water again to wash hands often. If you have symptoms like cold, cough, you should consult a doctor immediately. In case of cold and cough infection, avoid excessive crowding of people and try to stay home.

Swine Flu preventive vaccines have to be purchased outside. However, only swine flu preventive tablets are available in all hospitals. Increased number of swine flu patients due to climate change.
- Dr. Rukmode, Founder, Government Medical College, Gondia.

The number of swine flu patients is increasing steadily in the district. Most of the patients in rural areas are in the administration and the administration should take preventive measures at the same time. Otherwise, tease the agitation against this.
- Sahasram Korote, District General Secretary Congress.
http://lmoty.lokmat.com/gondia/increase-number-swine-flu-patients-district/
 
Swine flu, two people dead in Madhya Pradesh

Swine flu, two people dead in Madhya Pradesh

Digital Desk / Katgi Balaghat The swine flu is spreading its feet gradually in the area. In the past, a woman died from this disease in Mohagaon area. At the same time, the swine flu has knocked at Maal Nagar Tirodi. Sarpanch Anand Barmaya's elder brother Shyamrao Barmaya has been admitted to the medical hospital in Nagpur. (maharashtra - Ro)The doctors here confirmed the swine flu. After this, Shyamrao died during treatment on Wednesday. This is the first case of swine flu in Tirodi. Sarpanch confirmed death to brother in Nagpur Hospital during the treatment of Swine Flu and treatment.
It is noteworthy that this is not the first case of death of swine flu in the area, but in the past, the death of a woman resident of Mohogaon has also happened with the disease. After this, continuous swine flu is spreading its legs. However, the local hospital administration has not yet confirmed the presence of swine flu in Tirodi. There is a lot of panic in Tirodi after the
villagers have been
hit by Swine Flu of Dashashat Sarpanch's brother. Meanwhile, the human unity institution demanded to provide anti-dosage in Tirodi Hospital. He talked to the employees of the hospital and raised awareness rally in the village and made slogans for providing anti-dosage in the hospital.
A patient dies in Seoni
Similarly, an old man of Katangi road in Sion Nagar died of swine flu at Jabalpur Medical College. This is the fifth episode of swine flu. Earlier, a woman was found swine flu in Barghat. Although she is now healthy, she is healthy now. According to the information, Shanti Bai Chaurasia, a resident of the modern colony located at Katangi Road, was referred to the medical college Jabalpur after the district hospital. Their treatment was continued there. In the report he called swine flu. He died on September 16. Asha husband Kailash Agrawal (60) had a swine flu in Barghat.
http://www.bhaskarhindi.com/news/swi...balaghat-12641
 
Swine flu rears its head again, 11 deaths in two days in division

TNN | Sep 22, 2017, 03:43 IST

Nagpur: Swine flu has been makings its presence felt throughout last year, but it's grown like wildfire since the beginning of this month. In the last two days, eleven patients have died due to swine flu in Nagpur division, taking this year's toll to 73. On September 20 alone, 13 new cases of swine flu were registered in the city.
Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) data shows 190 patients have been detected positive for the flu, of which 49% (totally 92 cases) have been recorded between September 1 and 20. As per the state public health department data, the toll of positive cases across Nagpur division has reached 359, of which 43% (totally 167 cases) have been recorded in just the last 20 days.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...two-days-in-division/articleshow/60786432.cms

Brings the state toll to at least 580 - Ro
 
Death of woman swine flu in Tasgaon taluka
Morning news service
Sunday, 24 September 2017


Balteai Mali (age 60) of Sangli-Kumathe (T. Tasgaon) died of swine flu. He was admitted to a private hospital in the city for treatment. The swine flu vaccine is permanent and six people are reported to be swine flu positive.

The swine flu is currently in the nutritive environment. Swine flu patients are being treated at Bharti Hospital along with Sangli, Miraj Government Hospital. It has reported positive for six people. Balteai Mali of Kumthe was admitted to a private hospital some days ago. Their swab report was positive too.
http://www.esakal.com/paschim-maharashtra/sangli-news-woman-swine-flu-death-73964
 
Three people have died due to swine flu
So far the swine flu has infected three people in Tiroda taluka.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: September 25, 2017 10:12 PM | Updated: September 25, 2017 10:12 PM
Hitesh Rahangdaley Lokmat News Network

Vadegaon: Three infected people have died in Tiroda taluka by the infected swine flu. Then a suspected patient was found. This has created a panic among the citizens of the taluka.
Three people were killed in the incident on September 24 in Kisalwara, Birchi and Chandori in Tiroda taluka. In this, Saraswati Bajirao Raghete (53), Birsi, Dilip Baburao Adaman (40) Chandori and Sunita Abhiman Kukat (55) are from Kesalwada. Due to the swine flu, three people from the same taluka are the first such incident in Gondia district. This is why the people in the taluka have a fearful atmosphere.
According to the information, Saraswati Bajirao Raghete (55), who was the first victim of swine flu in Birsa, Tiroda taluka, had received fever on September 20. She was given medicines at the health sub-center Lakhgaon at that time. However, on the second day, due to the inhalation of breathing, the patient was first taken to the hospital after the litter and in Bhandara and Nagpur.
On September 23, Saraswati was admitted to the government hospital, Nagpur due to the absence of fever in Nagpur. There it proved that the patient was suffering from swine flu. Thereafter, the medication was done. But on 24th September Saraswati Raghete died of swine flu. Dilip Baburao Adam (40) of Chandori was also a common fever. He was admitted to Bhandara and later Nagpur on September 19. But on September 23, he also died from the swine flu in the government hospital Nagpur.
The third victim is Sunita Abhiman Kukate (55) of Keslawada, who had fever since 10 September. She died on September 24 at a private hospital in Bhandara. Saraswati Raghete, the son of Nain Nand Kishore Raghotte (2), who was caught by Swine Flu, was found to be a suspected patient, Agarwal has been admitted to a private hospital. People are afraid of the people because of increase in the number of swine flu patients in the district.
Co-operative appeal to health workers: In the
Tiroda taluka, there is an alarm between the people of the state due to the incidence of swine flu. This urged the public to cooperate with the health department, not to panic, Abhay Patil has done it. A survey in Birsey, Gulbatola, Lakhgaon was conducted and public awareness was made.
Symptoms of swine flu
Anyone with fever, colds, coughing, fever severity, sore throat pain, chronic depression, and difficulty breathing are the primary symptoms of swine flu. The Health Department has appealed to the doctors to carefully medicate the matter without any hesitation.

According to the blood test report of the deceased, due to the swine flu, all the three patients in Tiroda taluka are clear. The swine flu is a communicable disease, and it is not the only treatment, but the prevention is the only solution. For this, people should not be allowed to stay in crowded places, if you have any symptoms of fever, then take immediate medication.
- Dr.Cr.Rhabhaburne
Taluka Medical Officer
http://www.lokmat.com/gondia/three-people-have-died-due-swine-flu/

Death of both swine flu
Maharashtra Times | Updated: Sep 26, 2017, 03:00 AM IST
M Ta Representative, Kolhapur is

still under the influence of swine flu, and two more patients died on Monday (25th of April) during treatment. The deceased were identified as Santosh Tyapappa Khot (age 40, resident of Dhulganwadi, district Belgaum) and Suman Devappa Dhole, (61, resident of Yashwantnagar, Tal Miraj, Sangli). The number of swine flu deaths has gone up to 48 in the last nine months.

Santosh Khot from Belgaon district was admitted to a private hospital in Kolhapur on September 20. He died during treatment on Monday morning. Suman Dhole from Sangli was admitted to private hospital on September 22. He died on Sunday night. In the district, 516 swine flu patients have been screened. Of these, 257 samples of patients have been positive. Medical Officer and District Health Department of CPR have started public awareness in rural and urban areas to take precautions. Health workers are going to go to every village and provide information about the prevention of swine.
http://maharashtratimes.indiatimes.c...w/60832882.cms
 
States
Posted at: Sep 28 2017 6:20PM

Health worker dies of swine flu in MP

Betul, MP, Sept 28 (UNI) A health worker ? who was suffering from swine flu ? has died during treatment in Nagpur, official sources said. The victim was posted as a lab technician at the Ghoddongari Community Health Centre. He was suffering from this disease since the past one week.
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Read more at http://www.uniindia.com/health-work.../states/news/1003221.html#Ytgjh7DJpkoI0ByX.99
 
The need to focus on swine flu, depression in the administration, neutral cleanliness
The information about the death of a woman has been revealed in Malkapur in Anjangaon Sugar tehsil of Swine Flu infection.
By Online Lokmat | Follow| Published: October 1, 2017 02:10 PM | Updated: October 1, 2017 02:10 PM


Vanojbag / Amravati: The information about the death of a woman was reported in Malkapur area of ​​Anjangaon Sugar tehsil with the swine flu infection. Shobha Vitthal Wankhede (45) is the name of the deceased woman. She was treated at Anjangaon, Backwada and Nagpur.
She was admitted to a hospital in Taluka headquarters due to a sudden discharge. During her stay, she returned to Nagpur and then moved to Nagpur. She died during her treatment. There are three children after Shobha.
After the death of the woman due to swine flu, the villagers objected to the work related to the Gram Panchayat and the health. Due to lack of proper sanitation in the village, people's health is in danger. Due to widespread sewage treatment, it has increased the incidence of mosquitoes. There has been an increase in the number of patients with the disease. The objection is that the health workers in the village are not supervising. The administration has expressed its need to look gravely. The villagers have demanded that people's representatives should pay attention to this.
http://www.lokmat.com/amravati/need-focus-swine-flu-depression-administration-neutral-cleanliness/

Raises the toll in Maharashtra to at least 602. - Ro
 
Another victim of swine flu in the city
The health of Pimpri-Chinchwad city is three to eleven o'clock. The swine flu infection is becoming more tight. Swine Flu took another victim today The number of deaths has gone up to 53 this year.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: October 2, 2017 03:24 AM | Updated: October 2, 2017 03:25 AM


Pimpri: The health of Pimpri-Chinchwad city has three to eleven o'clock. The swine flu infection is becoming more tight. Swine Flu took another victim today The number of deaths has gone up to 53 this year.
The health issue has become serious since its inception in Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation. House-to-house waste is not lifted, as well as process timely. The planning of solid food has been foiled. Also, the purchase of swine flu medicine in GST was stopped. Dengue and swine flu patients are also increasing in hospitals in the city area. Due to changes in environment, there has been an increase in the incidence of malaria and chronic fever. The number of patients being examined in hospitals has increased.
The 60 year old person who lives in Dehugaon due to swine flu has died. Since January 388 cases have been registered in the city. 53 of them have died. So far 328 patients have been treated and taken home. A 60-year-old patient in Dehuagaan was admitted to the hospital on Sep 27 after receiving symptoms of swine flu.
http://www.lokmat.com/pimpri-chinchwad/another-victim-swine-flu-city-0/
 
Three more victims of 'swine flu'
The sign indicates that swine flu is not being controlled. Three more deaths were reported on Monday, and the death toll in the Nagpur division has gone up to 84.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: October 3, 2017 01:03 AM | Updated: October 3, 2017 01:04 AM

Nagpur: The sign of swine flu not being controlled is showing. Three more deaths were reported on Monday, and the death toll in the Nagpur division has gone up to 84. The number of patients is 441. Shockingly, at present, 76 patients are being treated at private hospitals with the government.
Sujata Varade (47) Ra. Kalmegh Lay-out Kalameshwar, Ram Chandra Ingale (62) Saurabh colony Amravati and Nilkantha Kasara (70) Kidney le-out, Panchavati Katol, is the name of the deceased.
According to the information, Nilkantha Kasara died on Monday in a private hospital in Dantoli. Sujata Varade and Ram Chandra Ingale died on September 29 at a private hospital. With this death, 84 deaths have been reported in Nagpur division. There are 36 deaths in Nagpur city alone. On Monday, two in the city's six and rural areas, one in Akola and one in Madhya Pradesh, had ten patient positives. The doctor is likely to spread the disease due to the presence of patients in rural areas of Kalmeshwar, Katol and Nagpur. Doctors advise not to remove colds, coughs, and fever.
Patients with private hospitals in government hospitals
At present, a large number of patients are taking swine flu in most private hospitals and in Mayo, Medical Government hospitals. According to the Health Department's records, Mayo has 14 patients in the current condition and 15 patients are taking treatment. 47 patients are being treated in 16 private hospitals.
http://www.lokmat.com/nagpur/three-more-victims-swine-flu/
 
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