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Maharashtra Influenza 2019; 239 fatalities
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Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
5 deaths in three days in swine flu
Morning news service
12.53 PM
Nagpur: In the sub-state, over 40 cases of swine flu patients are admitted for treatment in different private hospitals. The number of deaths of swine flu deaths was stopped at 14 months and 14 months. But in the last three days, 8 swine deaths have been reported, in which five people were killed in three days in Nagpur city.
This record is in the health department of the corporation, but the number of deaths has not yet started. Complaints are being issued that only the Department of Health Department is not doing anything beyond awareness building. Lata Nimbalkar (55) of Shivshaktikanagar, Mushtaq Ahmed (66) of Ganjakhet, Karishma Janpath Dinesh, 23 at Vanjari Lay-Out, Jyoti Nimgade (46) of Manakapur, Nehal Mehta (45) of Rajnagar in Nagpur. Devendra Singh (37) of Madhya Pradesh, Mahendra Chaurasia (54), and Asha Gotkondwar (48) of Chandrapur, are in the health department. All patients had symptoms of water leakage in the eye with cough, cough and acute pressure. Initially treated in the local area. However, due to the deficiency of the disease, finally all the private hospitals were shifted to Nagpur.
The number of
swine flu deaths reached 232 in the health department of Nagpur from January 1 to March 15, 2012, on the number of obstacles. But the number of the rebels has gone up to 22. Large number of swine flu deaths are occurring. The report said that a resident of Medical Hospital was also affected by the swine flu. Meanwhile, two days back, Nagpur's Health Department's Nagpur Deputy Director's Office was held to take control of swine flu. There is talk of swine flu swelling due to lack of coordination and the order for control has come from the Health Ministry.
https://www.esakal.com/vidarbha/swin...ee-days-177272
Five days of swine flu in two days in Nagpur
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: March 16, 2019 10:32 PM | Updated: March 16, 2019 10:33 PM
Nagpur: There is currently a danger alarm surrounding 'Swine Flu'. The number of deaths is increasing as the number of patients growing rapidly . In the last two days, five deaths have been reported in Municipal Corporation's health department. Currently, 13 deaths and 169 cases of swine flu have been detected in the city since January. Shocking is that for the first time, seven-year-old son Swine Flu has got positive.
The temperature of the swine flu is not low when the temperature is rising. Two years ago, the highest number of swine flu patients were found in the summer. According to available information, there were 224 patients and 13 deaths in Nagpur division between Jan to March 14. In Nagpur, there were 153 deaths and 8 deaths. But the number of deaths has increased by 5 in two days and the number of patients has increased by 16. Another 38-year-old woman positiv has been found in the medical report available on Saturday in the swine flu report. While increasing the number of patients on one hand, the majority of mayo, medical and municipal doctors, doctors, nurses and staff are still not available for swine flu vaccine. It is noteworthy that only six doctors have been diagnosed with swine flu in medical.
Seven year old patients in the pediatric section
The disease that appears in young and old age is being seen in children as well. In the pediatric section of the medical, only seven year old patients have swine flu positives. The condition of the patient is stable, the head of the Pediatrician Dr. Deepti Jain said that. Together they have appealed to the doctors to see symptoms such as fever, cough, cold, fatigue, tears, headaches, sore throat or pain and cold fever.
http://www.lokmat.com/nagpur/five-death-swine-flu-two-days-nagpur/
Morning news service
12.53 PM
Nagpur: In the sub-state, over 40 cases of swine flu patients are admitted for treatment in different private hospitals. The number of deaths of swine flu deaths was stopped at 14 months and 14 months. But in the last three days, 8 swine deaths have been reported, in which five people were killed in three days in Nagpur city.
This record is in the health department of the corporation, but the number of deaths has not yet started. Complaints are being issued that only the Department of Health Department is not doing anything beyond awareness building. Lata Nimbalkar (55) of Shivshaktikanagar, Mushtaq Ahmed (66) of Ganjakhet, Karishma Janpath Dinesh, 23 at Vanjari Lay-Out, Jyoti Nimgade (46) of Manakapur, Nehal Mehta (45) of Rajnagar in Nagpur. Devendra Singh (37) of Madhya Pradesh, Mahendra Chaurasia (54), and Asha Gotkondwar (48) of Chandrapur, are in the health department. All patients had symptoms of water leakage in the eye with cough, cough and acute pressure. Initially treated in the local area. However, due to the deficiency of the disease, finally all the private hospitals were shifted to Nagpur.
The number of
swine flu deaths reached 232 in the health department of Nagpur from January 1 to March 15, 2012, on the number of obstacles. But the number of the rebels has gone up to 22. Large number of swine flu deaths are occurring. The report said that a resident of Medical Hospital was also affected by the swine flu. Meanwhile, two days back, Nagpur's Health Department's Nagpur Deputy Director's Office was held to take control of swine flu. There is talk of swine flu swelling due to lack of coordination and the order for control has come from the Health Ministry.
https://www.esakal.com/vidarbha/swin...ee-days-177272
Five days of swine flu in two days in Nagpur
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: March 16, 2019 10:32 PM | Updated: March 16, 2019 10:33 PM
Nagpur: There is currently a danger alarm surrounding 'Swine Flu'. The number of deaths is increasing as the number of patients growing rapidly . In the last two days, five deaths have been reported in Municipal Corporation's health department. Currently, 13 deaths and 169 cases of swine flu have been detected in the city since January. Shocking is that for the first time, seven-year-old son Swine Flu has got positive.
The temperature of the swine flu is not low when the temperature is rising. Two years ago, the highest number of swine flu patients were found in the summer. According to available information, there were 224 patients and 13 deaths in Nagpur division between Jan to March 14. In Nagpur, there were 153 deaths and 8 deaths. But the number of deaths has increased by 5 in two days and the number of patients has increased by 16. Another 38-year-old woman positiv has been found in the medical report available on Saturday in the swine flu report. While increasing the number of patients on one hand, the majority of mayo, medical and municipal doctors, doctors, nurses and staff are still not available for swine flu vaccine. It is noteworthy that only six doctors have been diagnosed with swine flu in medical.
Seven year old patients in the pediatric section
The disease that appears in young and old age is being seen in children as well. In the pediatric section of the medical, only seven year old patients have swine flu positives. The condition of the patient is stable, the head of the Pediatrician Dr. Deepti Jain said that. Together they have appealed to the doctors to see symptoms such as fever, cough, cold, fatigue, tears, headaches, sore throat or pain and cold fever.
http://www.lokmat.com/nagpur/five-death-swine-flu-two-days-nagpur/
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Second victim of swine flu
In the city, there is a problem of swine flu from the last one month. However, there is a cry of the municipal administration ignoring the measures. The city has created panic because of the death of swine flu infection and the death of one more person.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: March 16, 2019 11:59 PM | Updated: March 16, 2019 11:59 PM
Lokmat News Network
Sindhi (Railways): The city has been suffering from swine flu in the last one month . However, there is a cry of the municipal administration ignoring the measures. The city has created panic because of the death of swine flu infection and the death of one more person. Babbu Jagdev is the name of the deceased.
According to the information received, the local ward no. Sunil Mahadev Kamamkar (50) of 3 has died of swine flu. However, with regard to effective measures, NPP is happy to overlook the Health Department with the administration. People have become alarmed because the swine flu creates the second victim in the city. Babloo Jagdev, who lives near the big mosque in the city, was admitted to a hospital in Nagpur due to negligence. Medical officers told Babloo's family that they were infected with swine flu while they were undergoing treatment. But he died during treatment. This incident has caused stubbornness in the city.
It seems that the city has reached its climax and the municipal council administration is happy to ignore it. Since the debris of garbage is becoming permanent, citizens' health issues have come to the fore. NP with Health Department Senior officials of the administration need urgent measures.
http://www.lokmat.com/vardha/second-victim-swine-flu/
In the city, there is a problem of swine flu from the last one month. However, there is a cry of the municipal administration ignoring the measures. The city has created panic because of the death of swine flu infection and the death of one more person.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: March 16, 2019 11:59 PM | Updated: March 16, 2019 11:59 PM
Lokmat News Network
Sindhi (Railways): The city has been suffering from swine flu in the last one month . However, there is a cry of the municipal administration ignoring the measures. The city has created panic because of the death of swine flu infection and the death of one more person. Babbu Jagdev is the name of the deceased.
According to the information received, the local ward no. Sunil Mahadev Kamamkar (50) of 3 has died of swine flu. However, with regard to effective measures, NPP is happy to overlook the Health Department with the administration. People have become alarmed because the swine flu creates the second victim in the city. Babloo Jagdev, who lives near the big mosque in the city, was admitted to a hospital in Nagpur due to negligence. Medical officers told Babloo's family that they were infected with swine flu while they were undergoing treatment. But he died during treatment. This incident has caused stubbornness in the city.
It seems that the city has reached its climax and the municipal council administration is happy to ignore it. Since the debris of garbage is becoming permanent, citizens' health issues have come to the fore. NP with Health Department Senior officials of the administration need urgent measures.
http://www.lokmat.com/vardha/second-victim-swine-flu/
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
849 cases with 61 fatalities to March 17.
https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum...uenza-2019-741-fatalities?p=809587#post809587
https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum...uenza-2019-741-fatalities?p=809587#post809587
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
'Swine flu' detected in election time!
During the campaigning of Lok Sabha elections, the risks of spreading the disease are being expressed by the medical sector.
Loksatta Team , Loksatta Team and Loksatta Team | March 21, 2019 03:29 am
Mahesh Bokde, Nagpur
In comparison to the total number of swine flu patients found in the state between January 1 and March 17, 2018, in the year 2019, two and a half times more deaths have been reported, but deaths have been reported 12 times more. This viral illness is spread through contact with the patient. During the campaigning of Lok Sabha elections, the risks of spreading the disease are being expressed by the medical sector.
A total of 812 swine flu patients were found in the second half of January 2018 to 17 March 2018. Five of them were buried during treatment. During the same period in 2019, the number of patients increased to 2.5276 in two and a half times. During this period, 64 deaths were reported, out of which only 22 deaths were reported from Nagpur region and 13 deaths were from Nagpur city. Even though the maximum deaths in the city, the Municipal Health Department does nothing beyond awareness. In 2018, the highest number of 428 swine flu patients was found in Pune division. There was 1 patient in it.
In the year 2019, 760 cases were found in Pune division, of which 16 people died. Although 238 cases were reported in the Nagpur division, the highest number of deaths reported in the state was 22.
A doctor of the medical hospital has the risk of spreading swine flu to viral diseases as well as those who come in contact with him. Therefore, others may also get the disease if they come in contact with the swine flu patient in campaigning for Lok Sabha elections.
"The patients of swine flu have increased in the state. They can grow further after March. All the hospitals have been instructed to control the disease from the Primary Health Center to the District Health Center. Also preventable vaccine has been made available with the drug. Citizens should also avoid going to the crowded places to stay away from this disease, make cloth on the face while sneezing, wash hands with soap from time to time.
- Dr. Prakash Bhoi, Joint Director, Public Health Department, Pune
https://www.loksatta.com/maharashtr...arashtra-ahead-of-lok-sabha-election-1861363/
During the campaigning of Lok Sabha elections, the risks of spreading the disease are being expressed by the medical sector.
Loksatta Team , Loksatta Team and Loksatta Team | March 21, 2019 03:29 am
Mahesh Bokde, Nagpur
In comparison to the total number of swine flu patients found in the state between January 1 and March 17, 2018, in the year 2019, two and a half times more deaths have been reported, but deaths have been reported 12 times more. This viral illness is spread through contact with the patient. During the campaigning of Lok Sabha elections, the risks of spreading the disease are being expressed by the medical sector.
A total of 812 swine flu patients were found in the second half of January 2018 to 17 March 2018. Five of them were buried during treatment. During the same period in 2019, the number of patients increased to 2.5276 in two and a half times. During this period, 64 deaths were reported, out of which only 22 deaths were reported from Nagpur region and 13 deaths were from Nagpur city. Even though the maximum deaths in the city, the Municipal Health Department does nothing beyond awareness. In 2018, the highest number of 428 swine flu patients was found in Pune division. There was 1 patient in it.
In the year 2019, 760 cases were found in Pune division, of which 16 people died. Although 238 cases were reported in the Nagpur division, the highest number of deaths reported in the state was 22.
A doctor of the medical hospital has the risk of spreading swine flu to viral diseases as well as those who come in contact with him. Therefore, others may also get the disease if they come in contact with the swine flu patient in campaigning for Lok Sabha elections.
"The patients of swine flu have increased in the state. They can grow further after March. All the hospitals have been instructed to control the disease from the Primary Health Center to the District Health Center. Also preventable vaccine has been made available with the drug. Citizens should also avoid going to the crowded places to stay away from this disease, make cloth on the face while sneezing, wash hands with soap from time to time.
- Dr. Prakash Bhoi, Joint Director, Public Health Department, Pune
https://www.loksatta.com/maharashtr...arashtra-ahead-of-lok-sabha-election-1861363/
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Maharashtra witnesses 71 swine flu deaths in first three month of 2019
By Aarti Jadhav on March 22, 2019
Since the last three months, 71 people lost their lives due to swine flu. While 928 new cases of swine flu have emerged, treatment has been started on these patients in different civic and government-run hospitals in the state
Maharashtra: Swine flu cases on the rise
Due to the change in weather patterns, the prevalence of swine flu has increased across the state. From January to March, 71 people died due to swine flu. Whereas 928 patients, have been detected with swine flu and are currently being treated upon.
The highest number of swine flu deaths has taken place in Nashik with 17 patients, with Nagpur closely following with 14 deaths. Apart from this, 10 people have died due to swine flu in Pune. And 5 deaths have been recorded in Kolhapur and Ahmednagar respectively.
Three deaths each have occurred each in Amravati and Mumbai. While in Auranagabad, Satara, and Jalgaon respectively, two deaths have occurred. Whereas, Sindhudurg, Bhandara, Solapur, Vasai, Palghar, Pimpri-Chinchwad, have each recorded one death.
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http://www.mymedicalmantra.com/maha...wine-flu-deaths-in-first-three-month-of-2019/
By Aarti Jadhav on March 22, 2019
Since the last three months, 71 people lost their lives due to swine flu. While 928 new cases of swine flu have emerged, treatment has been started on these patients in different civic and government-run hospitals in the state
Maharashtra: Swine flu cases on the rise
Due to the change in weather patterns, the prevalence of swine flu has increased across the state. From January to March, 71 people died due to swine flu. Whereas 928 patients, have been detected with swine flu and are currently being treated upon.
The highest number of swine flu deaths has taken place in Nashik with 17 patients, with Nagpur closely following with 14 deaths. Apart from this, 10 people have died due to swine flu in Pune. And 5 deaths have been recorded in Kolhapur and Ahmednagar respectively.
Three deaths each have occurred each in Amravati and Mumbai. While in Auranagabad, Satara, and Jalgaon respectively, two deaths have occurred. Whereas, Sindhudurg, Bhandara, Solapur, Vasai, Palghar, Pimpri-Chinchwad, have each recorded one death.
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http://www.mymedicalmantra.com/maha...wine-flu-deaths-in-first-three-month-of-2019/
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Summer swine flu: 304 patients and 23 deaths in Nagpur division
While increasing, swine flu patients are increasingly showing up. So far, 304 cases have been reported in six districts of Nagpur division, and the number of deaths has reached 23. The highest number of deaths and deaths have been reported in Nagpur city. Therefore, the Health Department has urged caution.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: April 6, 2019 08:31 PM | Updated: April 6, 2019 08:32 PM
Nagpur: While growing, swine flu patients are increasingly showing up. So far, 304 cases have been reported in six districts of Nagpur division, and the number of deaths has reached 23. The highest number of deaths and deaths have been reported in Nagpur city. Therefore, the Health Department has urged caution .
Colds and cough diseases are found in summer even when summer starts. Since many of these symptoms are swine flu, many do not take it seriously at first. The patient goes to the doctor only when the complexity of the illness increases. This is what experts say is increasing the number of deaths. In Nagpur city, 201 patients and 14 deaths have been reported from Jan to April 5. In Nagpur, there were 21 patients and two deaths. Five patients in Wardha district, four patients in Gondia district, four patients died in Bhandara district, three patients in Gadchiroli district and six people have died in Chandrapur district. Out of the Board, in Amravati, 23 patients died in four deaths, two patients in Akola and two deaths were reported at Yavatmal. Outpatient patients include 30 patients from Madhya Pradesh and one in West Bengal.
Medical ward no. 25
Medical services and medical ward no. Due to the completion of the renovation work of 25, the swine flu patient has now started keeping in the ward. Currently four patients are taking treatment. It has added two more women patients on Friday. So, 19 out of 12 private hospitals in the city are taking treatment.
http://www.lokmat.com/nagpur/summer-also-swine-flu-304-patients-and-23-deaths-nagpur-division/
While increasing, swine flu patients are increasingly showing up. So far, 304 cases have been reported in six districts of Nagpur division, and the number of deaths has reached 23. The highest number of deaths and deaths have been reported in Nagpur city. Therefore, the Health Department has urged caution.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: April 6, 2019 08:31 PM | Updated: April 6, 2019 08:32 PM
Nagpur: While growing, swine flu patients are increasingly showing up. So far, 304 cases have been reported in six districts of Nagpur division, and the number of deaths has reached 23. The highest number of deaths and deaths have been reported in Nagpur city. Therefore, the Health Department has urged caution .
Colds and cough diseases are found in summer even when summer starts. Since many of these symptoms are swine flu, many do not take it seriously at first. The patient goes to the doctor only when the complexity of the illness increases. This is what experts say is increasing the number of deaths. In Nagpur city, 201 patients and 14 deaths have been reported from Jan to April 5. In Nagpur, there were 21 patients and two deaths. Five patients in Wardha district, four patients in Gondia district, four patients died in Bhandara district, three patients in Gadchiroli district and six people have died in Chandrapur district. Out of the Board, in Amravati, 23 patients died in four deaths, two patients in Akola and two deaths were reported at Yavatmal. Outpatient patients include 30 patients from Madhya Pradesh and one in West Bengal.
Medical ward no. 25
Medical services and medical ward no. Due to the completion of the renovation work of 25, the swine flu patient has now started keeping in the ward. Currently four patients are taking treatment. It has added two more women patients on Friday. So, 19 out of 12 private hospitals in the city are taking treatment.
http://www.lokmat.com/nagpur/summer-also-swine-flu-304-patients-and-23-deaths-nagpur-division/
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Maharashtra government records 94 swine flu deaths till Wednesday
The number of cases treated too has increased to 1,236 patients, who are being treated across the state.
WRITTEN BY
dna Correspondent
Updated: Apr 12, 2019, 06:05 AM IST
As per the Maharashtra public health department data, around 94 patients have died in the state due to swine flu till Wednesday. According to the state's health department officials, there has been a higher number of cases of swine flu since this year due to climatic changes in the region.
The number of cases treated too has increased to 1,236 patients, who are being treated across the state. A higher number of swine flu cases were recorded in districts such as Nashik, Nagpur, Ahmednagar and Pune city.
A death audit committee meeting by the public health department from Maharashtra stated the number of death reported in the state is 94. Out of these 94 deaths, the highest number of swine flu deaths have been reported in Nashik district, where 24 patients died, followed by Nagpur with 16 death, Ahmednagar with 12 deaths and Pune city with eight deaths.
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https://www.dnaindia.com/mumbai/rep...ds-94-swine-flu-deaths-till-wednesday-2738741
The number of cases treated too has increased to 1,236 patients, who are being treated across the state.
WRITTEN BY
dna Correspondent
Updated: Apr 12, 2019, 06:05 AM IST
As per the Maharashtra public health department data, around 94 patients have died in the state due to swine flu till Wednesday. According to the state's health department officials, there has been a higher number of cases of swine flu since this year due to climatic changes in the region.
The number of cases treated too has increased to 1,236 patients, who are being treated across the state. A higher number of swine flu cases were recorded in districts such as Nashik, Nagpur, Ahmednagar and Pune city.
A death audit committee meeting by the public health department from Maharashtra stated the number of death reported in the state is 94. Out of these 94 deaths, the highest number of swine flu deaths have been reported in Nashik district, where 24 patients died, followed by Nagpur with 16 death, Ahmednagar with 12 deaths and Pune city with eight deaths.
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https://www.dnaindia.com/mumbai/rep...ds-94-swine-flu-deaths-till-wednesday-2738741
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
The second victim of the swine flu in Nagar taluka
Due to the presence of Swine Flu, a resident of Sarola Kasar in Nagar taluka and Mr. Chhatrapati Shivaji Vidyalaya of Rayat Shikshan Sanstha, a teacher of Akolenar, Prof. Yashwant alias Bandu Dattara Dhamane (age 49) has recently died while undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Pune.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: April 13, 2019 05:11 PM | Updated: April 13, 2019 05:11 PM
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http://www.lokmat.com/ahmadnagar/second-victim-swine-flu-nagar-taluka/
Due to the presence of Swine Flu, a resident of Sarola Kasar in Nagar taluka and Mr. Chhatrapati Shivaji Vidyalaya of Rayat Shikshan Sanstha, a teacher of Akolenar, Prof. Yashwant alias Bandu Dattara Dhamane (age 49) has recently died while undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Pune.
By Lokmat News Network | Follow| Published: April 13, 2019 05:11 PM | Updated: April 13, 2019 05:11 PM
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http://www.lokmat.com/ahmadnagar/second-victim-swine-flu-nagar-taluka/
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
H1N1 claims 98 lives in Maharashtra this year; 120 cases reported in Mumbai
written by Swapnil Mishra April 16, 2019 7:18 am
Mumbai: More than 1,250 cases of H1N1 and 98 deaths have been reported in Maharashtra from January 1 till April 14. Half the cases and deaths were reported only in the March.
The state?s health department said there has been a spurt in H1N1 cases due to the climatic changes. Swine flu, a respiratory infection, is caused by influenza viruses with symptoms such as cold, cough and fever, which generally spreads rapidly during the winter.
Dr Pradip Awate, the state surveillance officer said the number of cases has shot up. ?The highest number of swine flu deaths have been reported in Nashik. The district reported 24 deaths, followed by Nagpur with 16 deaths, Ahmednagar 12 deaths and 8 deaths in Pune city,? Dr Awate said.
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https://www.freepressjournal.in/mum...his-year-120-cases-reported-in-mumbai/1505099
written by Swapnil Mishra April 16, 2019 7:18 am
Mumbai: More than 1,250 cases of H1N1 and 98 deaths have been reported in Maharashtra from January 1 till April 14. Half the cases and deaths were reported only in the March.
The state?s health department said there has been a spurt in H1N1 cases due to the climatic changes. Swine flu, a respiratory infection, is caused by influenza viruses with symptoms such as cold, cough and fever, which generally spreads rapidly during the winter.
Dr Pradip Awate, the state surveillance officer said the number of cases has shot up. ?The highest number of swine flu deaths have been reported in Nashik. The district reported 24 deaths, followed by Nagpur with 16 deaths, Ahmednagar 12 deaths and 8 deaths in Pune city,? Dr Awate said.
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https://www.freepressjournal.in/mum...his-year-120-cases-reported-in-mumbai/1505099
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Swine flu: Two people lose life in Mumbai, state toll reaches 120
By Aarti Jadhav on April 23, 2019
Two Mumbaikars have lost their lives due to swine flu in the month of March. The committee confirmed that deaths are were caused due to swine flu
Maharashtra: Swine flu cases on the rise
According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), the two people lost their lives after getting contacted with the swine flu. After Nagpur and Nashik, Mumbai also follows suit.
So far, as many as 120 people have lost their lives across Maharashtra and 1,300 patients have been recuperating in the hospitals.
While speaking to My Medical Mantra Dr Padmaja Keskar, Executive Health Officer, BMC, said, ?In Mumbai, so far two people have died due to swine flu. The deaths occurred in the month of March, and were confirmed in a death committee meeting this month. Victims were a 30-year-old woman from Agripada, and a 65-year-old (diabetic) woman from Mazgaon.?
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http://www.mymedicalmantra.com/swine-flu-two-people-lose-life-in-mumbai-state-toll-reaches-120/
By Aarti Jadhav on April 23, 2019
Two Mumbaikars have lost their lives due to swine flu in the month of March. The committee confirmed that deaths are were caused due to swine flu
Maharashtra: Swine flu cases on the rise
According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), the two people lost their lives after getting contacted with the swine flu. After Nagpur and Nashik, Mumbai also follows suit.
So far, as many as 120 people have lost their lives across Maharashtra and 1,300 patients have been recuperating in the hospitals.
While speaking to My Medical Mantra Dr Padmaja Keskar, Executive Health Officer, BMC, said, ?In Mumbai, so far two people have died due to swine flu. The deaths occurred in the month of March, and were confirmed in a death committee meeting this month. Victims were a 30-year-old woman from Agripada, and a 65-year-old (diabetic) woman from Mazgaon.?
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http://www.mymedicalmantra.com/swine-flu-two-people-lose-life-in-mumbai-state-toll-reaches-120/
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
1,408 cases with 131 fatalities to April 28.
https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum...uenza-2019-975-fatalities?p=812078#post812078
https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum...uenza-2019-975-fatalities?p=812078#post812078
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
1,469 cases with 135 fatalities to May 5.
https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum...nza-2019-1-004-fatalities?p=812334#post812334
https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum...nza-2019-1-004-fatalities?p=812334#post812334
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
1,592 cases, 177 fatal to May 26.
https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum...nza-2019-1-083-fatalities?p=813170#post813170
https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum...nza-2019-1-083-fatalities?p=813170#post813170
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
1,952 cases with 192 deaths to July 28.
https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum...nza-2019-1-167-fatalities?p=815975#post815975
Swine flu claims life of 2-year-old in Dombivli
CITIES Updated: Aug 04, 2019 00:43 IST
Ankita G Menon
Hindustantimes
A two-year-old girl, who was being treated for swine flu in Shastri Nagar civic hospital in Dombivli, died on Thursday.
A resident of Sai Leela chawl, Piyusha P was admitted in hospital after she had fever. She was diagnosed with acute respiratory disease syndrome and was shifted to a private hospital. In a few hours, she was put on ventilator but passed away.
?Piyusha was healthy. When her fever did not subside for two days, she underwent tests at Shastri Nagar hospital. When she was diagnosed with swine flu, we admitted her to a private hospital. Within five days after she fell ill, she lost her life,? said Sahil P, Piyusha?s father.
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https://www.hindustantimes.com/citi...in-dombivli/story-CAPPWr0pWd192L1YbsCe7J.html
https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum...nza-2019-1-167-fatalities?p=815975#post815975
Swine flu claims life of 2-year-old in Dombivli
CITIES Updated: Aug 04, 2019 00:43 IST
Ankita G Menon
Hindustantimes
A two-year-old girl, who was being treated for swine flu in Shastri Nagar civic hospital in Dombivli, died on Thursday.
A resident of Sai Leela chawl, Piyusha P was admitted in hospital after she had fever. She was diagnosed with acute respiratory disease syndrome and was shifted to a private hospital. In a few hours, she was put on ventilator but passed away.
?Piyusha was healthy. When her fever did not subside for two days, she underwent tests at Shastri Nagar hospital. When she was diagnosed with swine flu, we admitted her to a private hospital. Within five days after she fell ill, she lost her life,? said Sahil P, Piyusha?s father.
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H1N1 deaths: Maharashtra sees 9% rise
Mumbai: Swine flu deaths across the state have witnessed a 9% increase. According to the statistics provided by the state surveillance department, H1N1 death toll has risen to 239 and as many as 2,300 people have tested positive for H1N1 so far this year.
“There has been a 9% increase in the swine flu fatality rate this year as compared to 216 swine flu deaths recorded during the same period last year,” said a senior health official.
The maximum number of deaths occurred in Pune, which recorded 52 fatalities followed by Nagpur (44), Nashik (39), Mumbai (30) and Kolhapur (22).
The highest number of H1N1 cases were reported in Mumbai with 642 followed by Nagpur (375), Nashik (328), Pune (173) and Thane district (129).
“Some of the H1N1 casualties reported this month had actually occurred last month. But they were reported to the state’s centralised system in October,” a state health official said.
Over the last decade, with 33,284 patients testing positive for the disease, Maharashtra recorded most number of H1N1 cases in the country, with the highest number of fatalities at 3,637.
https://in.news.yahoo.com/h1n1-death...ZGERXVKP7Qa55c
Mumbai: Swine flu deaths across the state have witnessed a 9% increase. According to the statistics provided by the state surveillance department, H1N1 death toll has risen to 239 and as many as 2,300 people have tested positive for H1N1 so far this year.
“There has been a 9% increase in the swine flu fatality rate this year as compared to 216 swine flu deaths recorded during the same period last year,” said a senior health official.
The maximum number of deaths occurred in Pune, which recorded 52 fatalities followed by Nagpur (44), Nashik (39), Mumbai (30) and Kolhapur (22).
The highest number of H1N1 cases were reported in Mumbai with 642 followed by Nagpur (375), Nashik (328), Pune (173) and Thane district (129).
“Some of the H1N1 casualties reported this month had actually occurred last month. But they were reported to the state’s centralised system in October,” a state health official said.
Over the last decade, with 33,284 patients testing positive for the disease, Maharashtra recorded most number of H1N1 cases in the country, with the highest number of fatalities at 3,637.
https://in.news.yahoo.com/h1n1-death...ZGERXVKP7Qa55c