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Tamil Nadu influenza 2018, 70 fatalities

2 women die of swine flu in CoimbatoreCovai Post Network November 20, 2018
Coimbatore : A 22-year-old pregnant woman was among the two who died of swine flu in the Government Hospital here in the last 18 hours.
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Similarly, a 50-year old woman Veerammal, from Pollachi in the district, had been undergoing treatment for swine flu since November 18. She also died last night, they said.
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https://www.covaipost.com/coimbatore/2-women-die-of-swine-flu-in-coimbatore/
 
[h=1]Swine Flu claims 2 more lives in Madurai, death toll touches 15[/h] Madurai: The menace of Swine Flu is gaining momentum in south India as two more people have lost their lives in Madurai's state-run Rajaji Hospital in the last two days, taking the total death toll to 15. The state government is trying to get the situation under control but sporadic cases are being reported from around the region.
The deceased, 28-year-ld Sulthana Begum was a resident of Sanarpatti in Dindigul. She was admitted to the government hospital in Dindigul first and was later shifted to government-run Rajaji Hospital on Saturday after symptoms of Swine Flu.
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However, she died in the early hours of Monday while undergoing treatment at the H1N1 quarantine ward. Earlier, 50-year-old Kumaresan from Alagapuri in Dindigul district also succumbed to the disease at the same hospital a few days ago. The patient was under treatment but could not pull through the ailment, breathing his last on Saturday.
The Tamil Nadu health department sources said that so far, 27 of the Swine Flu have been reported in the state while 13 deaths have occurred due to dengue. In total, 3,440 people have been affected by dengue and 1,745 by Swine Flu.
https://www.timesnownews.com/mirror...lives-in-madurai-death-toll-touches-15/317250
 
Dharmapuri woman kills swine in salem state hospital
Salem was hospitalized in Dharmapuri, who suffered a swine flu.
Registration: November 22, 2018 04:00 AM
Salem,

Swine flu is increasing in Salem district. The victims are being treated in government and private hospitals. In Salem Government Hospital, many people suffering from fever have been treated as inpatients.

He is from Pennamakaram area in Dharmapuri district. His wife Bharathi (age 30). He was admitted to Salem Government Hospital for treatment with swine flu symptoms. The doctors continued to treat him there. In this situation, Bharathi died poorly after yesterday's treatment.

Vayapuri (82) from Aaraalur, near Thalassery in Salem district. He is the state head of the Tamil Nadu United Farmers Association and has been admitted to Salem Government Hospital with a swine flu symptom. At present there are 11 people suffering from swine flu and 2 dengue fever symptoms. Where doctors continue to treat them.
https://www.dailythanthi.com/Distric...ills-swine.vpf

Published at: 15:45 (22/11/2018) Last contact: 15:45 (22/11/2018)
Swine Flu - The sympathy of the school administrator's death
Piantaniraj Piantaniraj
The risk of swine flu increases in the rice and the public fears that the deaths continue. The school administrator died of swine flu today for swine flu.

Hepatic Impairment

Dengue and swine flu have been on the rise for more than a month in the Nellai district . The health department and the district administration are intensifying their control. However, it is not possible to control the fever and the patients at the Nellai Government Medical College, Primary Health Centers and private hospitals are wandering.


Ten people, including two children, are being treated at a separate ward for the swine flu at Nelli Government Hospital. Only those who have serious fever are admitted to wards because there is no place to stay extra patients. In addition, many hospitals in the city are being treated.


Velavan from Kalailuthu village near Alangulam in Nellai district has been suffering from fever for the last few days. He was acting as a government assistant middle school in Pulangulam village and was diagnosed with swine flu after being treated at a private hospital in Alangulam.


He was later admitted to the Medical College Hospital at Nellai and has been treating the last two days. He died today without any treatment. The public has urged the district administration to take action to control the swine flu outbreak.
https://www.vikatan.com/news/tamiln...xecutive-was-died-of-swine-flu-in-nellai.html
 
[h=1]3 die in Coimbatore with swine flu symptoms[/h] COIMBATORE: Three patients admitted to the hospitals with H1N1 flu symptoms died on Saturday.
According to Coimbatore Medical College Hospital officials, Velayutham (65), of Bharathi Nagar in Podanur, was admitted to CMCH on November 11 with fever. After H1N1 flu was confirmed, he was shifted to a special ward and treated. However, he succumbed on Sunday.

Palanisamy (61), of Anna Nagar near Neelambur, was admitted on November 30. He too was moved to special ward as tests confirmed H1N1 flu. However, he died on Saturday. Health department officials stated that a 51-year-old patient from Poonga Nagar in Sundarapuram, who was admitted to a private hospital in Papanaickenpalayam with H1N1 symptoms, died on Saturday. http://www.newindianexpress.com/sta...-die-in-kovai-with-h1n1-symptoms-1906511.html
 
[h=1]Two die of swine flu at Coimbatore government hospital[/h]
Two persons, including a woman, died of H1N1 (swine flu) in the government hospital here, hospital officials said Tuesday.
With this, the toll due to the flu at the hospital has risen to 23 in the last two months, they said.

A 65-year-old man was suffering from fever and undergoing treatment at a private hospital near Tirupur, some 40 km from here.
As the fever persisted, he was admitted to the government hospital, where he was diagnosed with swine flu symptoms, officials said.
However, he died this morning, they said.
Similarly, a woman, a resident of Sulur on the outskirts, who was undergoing treatment for H1N1 for the last two days, succumbed late last night, the sources said.
The hospital is at present treating 23 people for swine flu, four for dengue and 63 for different types of viral fever, the sources added.

https://www.business-standard.com/a...atore-government-hospital-118120400866_1.html
 
[h=1]H1N1 claims one more life in Trichy[/h] TRICHY: A 34-year-old man, who was tested positive for infection, died in a private hospital here on Wednesday morning.
This is the second death due to H1N1 in district in less than a week. At least six deaths have been reported here since October.
The deceased has been identified as M Saravanan, hailing from a village near Lalgudi.
Saravanan fell ill around 15 days ago. He was immediately admitted to Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Government Hospital () here where he was tested positive for H1N1.
Later, he was shifted to a private hospital where he died on Wednesday.
Sources in the health department said Saravanan had other respiratory complications, which led to the condition turning fatal.

https://finexaminer.com/2018/12/07/h1n1-claims-one-more-life-in-trichy/
 
Trichy: Two deaths in three days due to H1N1 infection

TRICHY: Two people, who were tested positive for H1N1 infection, died in Trichy over the course of last three days. The deceased were identified as Amudha, 38, who hailed from Aranthangi in Pudukottai district and Rangarajan, 68, from near Thuraiyur in Trichy district.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...ue-to-h1n1-infection/articleshow/67107084.cms
Trichy: Two deaths in three days due to H1N1 infection
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