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Maharashtra Influenza 2017, 777 fatalities

Swine flu toll 12, drop in temperature may up risk

tnn | Oct 3, 2017, 23:54 IST
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Maharashtra and Gujarat remain the worst-affected states by the viral influenza with 620 and 429 deaths respectively. Health officials said that countrywide there have been 1,964 deaths as on October 1 this year. "Last year, 265 people died due to swine flu. In 2015, the death toll stood at 2,990," the official added.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...perature-may-up-risk/articleshow/60930882.cms
 
[h=1]Swine flu toll touches 80 in Nashik district[/h]
Summary: NASHIK: Altogether 18 people succumbed to swine flu in the district in September, taking the death toll from H1N1 virus to 80 this year so far. Of them, 80 died while the remaining patients had been treated successfully.Most of the patients coming to Nashik for treatment are from Ahmednagar. A total of 61 patients died from swine flu this year in the district, 27 of them were from the city limits while the remaining were from other parts of the district.A district health department official said that early diagnosis was important for treating patients. Altogether 75,874 people from across the district have been screened and 4,283 administered tamiflu tablets . In all, 770 critically ill patients had been admitted to various hospitals.

https://www.nyoooz.com/news/nashik/930095/swine-flu-toll-touches-80-in-nashik-district/
 
[h=1]Swine Flu death toll crosses the 100-mark in Pune[/h] As against 10 swine flu deaths registered in Pune city last year, the total number of deaths due to H1N1 registered this year has already crossed the 100 mark.
According to Dr Anjali Sabne, assistant health officer at Pune Municipal Corporation?s (PMC) health department, a total of 108 deaths due to H1N1 has been registered by the PMC during the nine-month period this year.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/pune-...ark-in-pune/story-IkxDTfA7IkqfNPUd3GQHpI.html
 
Dreaded Swine Flu tightens its vicious grip in Nagpur Division

Nagpur: The dreaded H1N1 virus which also notoriously called Swine Flu seems to have tightened its vicious grip in entire Nagpur Division including city as the figures of victims are in alarming magnitude. Altogether 445 positive cases have been recorded till date this year, while the death toll has mounted to 85. One more Swine Flu positive patient died on Wednesday. Nagpur Division comprises Nagpur and four other districts.
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http://www.nagpurtoday.in/dreaded-swine-flu-tightens-its-vicious-grip-in-nagpur-division/10041526
 
[h=1]3 of every 10 tested were H1N1 positive in last week of September[/h]
PUNE: Three of every 10 people who underwent a test for influenza H1N1 at the Punebased National Institute of Virology (NIV) in the last week of September tested positive for the virus, NIV's latest H1N1Positivity Report reveals.

The H1N1virus positivity rate touched an all-time high of 33% in the last week of September, the report stated.In other words, on average, 33 of every 100 people who underwent the test for H1N1 at NIV tested positive for the virus.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...st-week-of-september/articleshow/60949052.cms
 
Swine Flu Inflammation - Swine Patients Died, But Vaccine Is Not Available!
The number of deaths due to swine influenza increased in the district has so far gone up to 50. Now there is no mention of swine flu vaccine in Thane district government hospital due to the severe decline in swine patients.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: October 7, 2017 01:45 AM | Updated: October 7, 2017 01:46 AM


Thane: Even as the number of deaths due to swine flu has increased in the district, the number of deaths has gone up to 50. Now there is no mention of swine flu vaccine in Thane district government hospital due to the severe decline in swine patients. However, the hospital administration said that the order was given. The Health Department claimed that vaccine was available.
Thane district is urban and rural, which includes six municipal corporations and two municipalities and two municipal councils. Since January 1 to October 4, 9 78 cases of swine flu have been reported in the district so far. Another 101 patients are admitted for treatment. There are 46 people in the district and 49 people out of the district. Most of the 31 patients have died in the area. Guardian Minister Eknath Shinde urgently convened a meeting of the health department due to the rapid increase in swine flu in the district in July. Every local body has ordered the public awareness and the looters.
http://www.lokmat.com/thane/swine-flu-infestation-swine-sufferers-decreased-vaccine-not-available/
 
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1 more dies of swine flu, toll reaches four this year

TNN | Oct 7, 2017, 14:00 IST

CHANDRAPUR: A two and half year old boy from the city died of swine flu at a private hospital in Nagpur on Friday. The victim Allwyn Barde was admitted to a local hospital earlier this week and was transferred to Nagpur after he was detected positive of the H1N1 virus. This is the fourth death in the district due to swine flu this year.
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Swine Flu Dies
Morning news service
09.42 AM

Nagpur - Swine Flu Virus is changing every day. Four died of swine flu deaths in Nagpur on Saturday. Four deaths in the Nagpur division have reached the death toll of 94. The number of infected people is five hundred.

Chandrapur, Balaghat, Hyderabad and Chhindwara, and have died in government and private hospitals in Nagpur. Due to the huge increase in the death toll, the health department has created an uproar. However, the Health Department has failed to control the deaths of swine flu from the solution. The four people who have died due to swine flu disruption include only a few days of kidney transplantation. There are two quintessential males in a fifty. Health department told that most deaths are women.

36 deaths in city: Death of
swine flu deaths reached 94 in Nagpur division. The number of swine flu deaths reached at 495. While the number of patients admitted in the disrupted patients is reported to be in the city, the health department of the municipal corporation is still in a dilemma.

The number of
dengue deaths in the wadi has spread over the past four years. Four people have died, and 93 people are dengue sufferers. Zilla Parishad Health Department has employed health workers in every taluka. At present, 26 teams are conducting house-to-house inspections.

Wadi is a dirty empire. The mosquito is furious. Many complaints were made in the case of grieving people even after not making any complaint. Among them, Swami Flu, of Utharam Jairam Kalaskar 58 in Navnitagar, and Aarushi Hemraj Gaikwad, 10-year-old student of Indrayani Nagar, died due to dengue. On Thursday, four-month-old Ashwini Rahul Bas died. After that, the administration wakes up with rift.

Zilla Parishad's health department found that 9 3 patients were injured in a visit to the house. In this, 10 patients were examined at 538 home, 254 in Hariom Society, 9 in 478 houses in Ambedkar Nagar, 10 in Shiv Saktik Nagar, 10 in Shivshaktinagar, 14 in 231 households in Dhamracantinagar, 3 in 103 houses in Venanagar and 28 in the Mangaladham Society. Now in this area, fogging machine of the Zilla Parishad is said to be sprayed daily by the fogging machine of the city council.

The health department of Zilla Parishad has camped at the camp and the health workers and doctors are working hard for the night. If the affected patients are found, the camp is being brought for immediate treatment.
- Sharad Donekar, Vice President, Zilla Parishad

http://www.esakal.com/vidarbha/nagpu...wine-flu-76150

Comment: That's 10 deaths in Nagpur since October 4 raising the state toll to at least 630. - Ro
 
[h=1]H1N1 death toll in Maharashtra continues to rise[/h] A 31-year-old succumbed to the deadly H1N1 flu on Monday, adding to the skyrocketing death toll caused in the state of Maharashtra due to the disease more commonly known as swine flu.
Reports have pointed out that as many as 200 people have died in the state of Maharashtra merely in the past two months.
With the cities of Nashik, Pune and Nagpur being the worst affected, a total of 6,150 cases were reported across the state in the months of August and September.
The rise in cases appeared after a new strain of the virus reportedly hit the state.
Experts describe swine flu as a contagious respiratory disease caused by type-A strains of the virus. The virus enters the body through inhalation of contaminated droplets or is transferred from a contaminated surface to the eyes, nose or mouth of a person. Symptoms of the disease include constant fever, cough-cold and body ache.

http://www.timesnownews.com/mirrorn...h-toll-in-maharashtra-continues-to-rise/53656
 
Swine Flu 56th Victim
Morning news service
12.18 AM


Pimpri - Municipal administration is failing to stop the swine flu in the city. Swine Flu has killed 56 people so far. Two days back, a 45-year-old woman from Junnar died at the Yashwantrao Chavan hospital of Municipal Corporation. She was admitted to a private hospital in Bhosari on September 20 for treatment. On the same day, samples of her throat serum were taken for examination. Reported on September 21 There was a swine flu infection in it. Later, the woman was shifted to Chavan Hospital for further treatment. From Monday (April 9th) she was on artificial respiration. On Tuesday (January 10th), she died while undergoing treatment.

Since January 1, 400 patients have been infected with swine flu and 334 of them have been treated with treatment. Ten people are being treated at the hospital.
http://www.esakal.com/pune/pimpri-news-swine-flu-77057
 
Victims of swine flu
Dengue and jaundiced patients in Patoda, Wadavani and Geavarai talukas have increased in large numbers
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: October 14, 2017 12:20 AM | Updated: October 14, 2017 12:20 AM


Lokmat News Network
Beed: Due to the dirt and tumblocks due to contaminated water, the disease is spreading over the past few days and there has been a large increase in dengue and jaundiced patients in Beed, Patoda, Wadavani and Geavarai talukas. Meanwhile, a 25-year-old youth of Dharavi Tanda in Parli taluka has died of swine flu.
According to the information, more than 40 patients have been infected with dengue and more than 30 patients have been diagnosed with malaria. Especially in the villages of Godavari, the spread of the disease has increased. The number of patients with government hospitals and private hospitals is being seen in large numbers, and the Health Department has also taken steps to ensure immediate prevention of disease.
In the private hospital in Beed city, there is a large proportion of children in the treatment of this disease, but chickengunas disease is increasing. In the villages of Godavari Katha in Gevrai taluka, jaundiced water is visible.
http://www.lokmat.com/aurangabad/victims-swine-flu/
 
Swine Flu patient offered 'discharge' to patients before the report
A woman resident of Kamanpur in Bhatkuli taluka had been admitted to the District General Hospital for suspected swine flu.
By Online Lokmat | Follow| Published: October 14, 2017 07:40 PM | Updated: October 14, 2017 07:40 PM


A woman resident of Kamanpur in Amravati-Bhatkuli taluka had been admitted in the District General Hospital for suspected swine flu. The patient was discharged on Thursday on the patient's relatives' demand. However, on Friday, when Irvine received positive reports of the swine flu, the same kind of ecstasy in the healthcare system. The woman was admitted to Irwin on Friday and today she died on Saturday. So, the health mechanism entered the village and 15 to 20 patients were admitted to Irvine for suspected health check-up of the entire village.

Prabha Babulal Kamble (60) is the name of this patient. On September 30, the woman had been recruited by ICU due to asthma, asthma, fever and high blood pressure. On October 3, the woman was released from the hospital. On October 4, he was admitted to the hospital. She was evacuated from Irvine on October 6 at a private hospital in Chandurbarazar. He was admitted to Chandur Bazar hospital till 10th October. He was then admitted to Irvine on October 10. Swami Flu was treated on 11th October. However, on October 12, she was discharged on the request of her relatives. However, on Oct 13, the District General Hospital received the report of the health check-up sent to Nagpur and the same was noticed in the health system as it was found that the patient was like swine flu. On Friday, the patient was admitted to District General Hospital from Kamanapur and on Saturday afternoon, the patient died. So, the health system has created a lot of excitement.

District Health Officer Suresh Asole's medical officer of Ashti Health Center, Rajendra Dalul and his team reached Kamanapur. He inspected the villagers and referred them to Irwin.


Total village inspection: Kamanapur is a 768-member village. After the death of the patient, today's Health System has entered the village. Every 15 to 20 people in each house health check-up have been shifted to the District General Hospital due to cough, fever. This incident has created panic in the town.

Initially the patient was admitted in Irwin due to asthma, fever, blood pressure and illness. Due to our suspicion, we investigated the swine flu on 4th October and sent it to Nagpur. Meanwhile, the relatives of the patient had given the leave to the patient upon request and after writing himself. As soon as we got the report of the swine flu report on October 12, we had again recruited the patient.
-Syamasundar Nikam, District Surgeon

We have examined the whole village as vigilance as proved to be the cause of swine flu in Kamnapur. In this, 15 to 20 people with fever, cough, were taken to Irvine for treatment. There are no casualties in the present.
- Suresh Asole, District Health Officer
http://www.lokmat.com/amravati/swine-flu-patient-offered-discharge-patients-report/
 
Death toll of swine flu in hundreds
On one hand, the swine flu has taken a serious turn on the one-storey festival.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: October 17, 2017 12:15 AM | Updated: October 17, 2017 12:16 AM

Lokmat News Network
Nagpur: On one hand, the swine flu has become a serious form while on a one-on-one festival. Three more deaths were reported on Monday, the death toll in the Nagpur division has reached 104, and the number of patients has gone up to 550.
Surekha Bopnavar (42) Sant Gadgebankar Chandrapur, Sarita Gandhar (43) Satyamnagar Pardi and Bhupendra Pandey (61) Chhindwada is the name of the deceased. According to the information, these three victims started treatment at Nagpur hospital. Though his death took place on Thursday, it was registered by the Deputy Director Health Department on Monday. After reaching 104 on the number of swine flu deaths, Nagpur has been ranked at number three with the highest number of dead.
Free treatment in government hospitals
Deputy Director of Health Department Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal said that the essential drugs on swine flu have been made available to all government hospitals. Specially, there is a need to provide necessary funds for free treatment on patients of swine flu.
Do not ignore
colds, coughs, coughs, colds, coughs, and fever, do not remove it from your body or take medicines on your own. Consult a doctor. With the immediate diagnosis of swine flu, medication has a great effect. Although it is a festival festival, children should be kept away from the crowded places. Along with hand washing, scalding and coughing should be avoided. It is necessary to take adequate sleep and take preventable vaccine against swine flu.
-Dr. Avinash Gawande
Associate Professor, Medical
http://www.lokmat.com/nagpur/death-toll-swine-flu-hundreds/
 
Div?s swine flu death rate 4 times more than natl avg

tnn | Oct 21, 2017, 05:55 IST

Nagpur: The death rate due to swine flu in Nagpur division is four times more than the average of the entire country, the latest data by the state government has revealed.
According to the state government, there is a strong surveillance system in Maharashtra because of which maximum number of cases is being reported.
Altogether 37,107 cases of swine flu have been reported in the country so far this year, of which 2,025 people have died. Accordingly, the death rate of the county due to the deadly virus is 5.45%.
As per the state public health department, there have been 569 positive cases in Nagpur division till October 18, of which 108 patients (18.98%) have died.
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Bringing the state toll to at least 676. - Ro
 
Pregnant swine flu preventive vaccination jam
Swine flu prevention vaccine has been created in government hospitals for five months
Mahesh Bokade, Nagpur. | Updated: October 22, 2017 5:45 AM

Government vaccines in government hospitals; In ten months, the number of people killed in 681
While swine flu is increasing in the state, in most government hospitals, there has been a problem of 'swine flu' preventive vaccine for five months and stop the pregnancy prevention (Influenza-A, H1N1) vaccine.
The highest risk of swine flu is diabetes, blood pressure, pregnant women, cardiology, kidney and lung disorders. In order to avoid this, in 2015, the state's health department's technical committee recommended the 'Swine Flu' -feed vaccine for those patients. Accordingly, starting July 2015, the preventive vaccine of 'Swine Flu' (influenza-A, H1N1) has started issuing medical check-ups to all 224 centers, including all government hospitals in the state. There is no need to take the vaccine again until the delivery of this vaccine, but there is no vaccine available for pregnant women anywhere from January 1, 2017, when there is a 'swine flu'. In October 2017, one woman was not given any vaccine. So who is responsible for the death of someone due to swine flu infection? This question has been raised. Meanwhile,

The maximum deaths were in Pune division (210) followed by Nagpur division (108), Nashik division (91), Kolhapur division (81), Thane division (64), Aurangabad division (47), Akola division (38), Latur division 10), Mumbai (32). The maximum deaths in Vidarbha have been reported in Nagpur city (42). On this topic, Health Minister Dr. Deepak Sawant and Health Director Dr. Satish Pawar could not be contacted on the phone.

4 deaths of 9 women, including pregnant women
Since August 21, 2017 till today, 4 pregnant women have died due to 'swine flu'. It includes one woman each from Pardi of Sangli, Satara, Amravati and Nagpur, and from March 4 to March, 5 women have died due to swine flu in Ahmednagar, Amravati, Pune, Nagpur, Nashik. People are scared of swine flu.
Complaints of swine flu prevention vaccine are not available in many government hospitals in the state for pregnant women including pregnant women and the Gazetted Medical Officers Association. The patient is the focus of the health department. To provide relief to them, the government should immediately make vaccines available to all the hospitals.
- Dr. Pramod Raskhwar, State Secretary, Gazetted Medical Officer Association (Mago)
Although the health department has a shortage of swine flu vaccines, the district surgeons have been given the right to buy vaccines from the fund of 1.38 lakh each for the treatment of hypertensive patients. Accordingly, vaccinations are being given to pregnant women at the place where necessary. They will be made available if not where.
Dr. M.S. DGGC, Joint Director, Health Services (Disease Department)
http://www.loksatta.com/nagpur-news...ment-hospitals-from-last-five-months-1573260/
 
Swine flu cases on the rise
Namrata Devikar
12.21 AM

Pune: From January 2017 till October 22, around 686 swine flu deaths have been recorded in the State, reported officials from the State Health Department. Adding to the concern, around 30 patients from the State are on the ventilator, out of which 15 patients are from Pune, 14 from Nagpur and one from Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC).

According to the State Health Department, the highest number of deaths in the State is from Nashik district ? a total of 74, followed by Nagpur with 58 deaths and then by Pune rural with 50 deaths. The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has reported 43 deaths. From January 1 to October 22, around 17,98,401 patients have been tested for swine flu. Out of which, 51,226 swab samples were sent for testing and 5,938 tested positive for swine flu. Till Sunday, 268 patients were admitted to the hospitals and 686 patients lost their lives across the State.
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http://www.sakaltimes.com/pune/swine-flu-cases-rise-7651
 
2017 records highest no. of swine flu deaths

Santosh Sonawane | TNN | Updated: Oct 24, 2017, 23:31 IST

Nashik: The present year has recorded the highest number of deaths caused by swine flu in the region since the outbreak of the influenza in 2009.
Despite the efforts made by the district administration, people continue to succumb to this deadly flu. This year, 89 people have lost their lives. Among the dead, 19 were from outside Nashik.
With its outbreak in 2009, 22 deaths were caused in the district due to the flu. The disease continued to claim lives in following years. In 2015 H1N1 claimed 87 lives in the district.
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