Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Re: Uttar Pradesh - Influenza 2013, 9 fatalities
Re: Uttar Pradesh - Influenza 2013, 9 fatalities
Will cross-check claims of swine flu deaths: Minister - See more at: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/w...eaths-minister/1080990/0#sthash.KGyHttec.dpuf
Agencies , Express news service : Lucknow, Thu Feb 28 2013, 04:48 hrs
Many MLAs on Wednesday questioned the government claim that no death from swine flu has been reported in the state, forcing Minister of State for Medical, Health and Family Welfare Shankh Lal Manjhi to assure that he would inquire into specific information about swine flue deaths given by members.
The government claim, made during question hour, sparked a furore in the Assembly, with several members saying that people had died from swine flue in their constituencies and many were undergoing treatment for the disease. Some of them had names of the patients.
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Dharampal Singh questioned the minister's claim, saying: "One woman has died due to swine flu while two other patients are admitted in Agra. There is no facility for their treatment. District health officials have confirmed the death due to swine flu."
Rashtriya Lok Dal's Puran Prakash gave an example of a swine flu death at Kosi in Mathura. "I also have the Chief Medical Officer's death certificate which mentions that the patient died due to swine flu," he added.
Satya Prakash Aggrawal said he had details of eight deaths due to swine flu in Meerut and several patients who are undergoing treatment for the disease. His party colleague Shyam Dev Rai Choudhary gave names of two patients who died due to swine flu in Varanasi. Many other members also questioned the government claim.
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- See more at: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/w...eaths-minister/1080990/0#sthash.KGyHttec.dpuf
Re: Uttar Pradesh - Influenza 2013, 9 fatalities
Will cross-check claims of swine flu deaths: Minister - See more at: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/w...eaths-minister/1080990/0#sthash.KGyHttec.dpuf
Agencies , Express news service : Lucknow, Thu Feb 28 2013, 04:48 hrs
Many MLAs on Wednesday questioned the government claim that no death from swine flu has been reported in the state, forcing Minister of State for Medical, Health and Family Welfare Shankh Lal Manjhi to assure that he would inquire into specific information about swine flue deaths given by members.
The government claim, made during question hour, sparked a furore in the Assembly, with several members saying that people had died from swine flue in their constituencies and many were undergoing treatment for the disease. Some of them had names of the patients.
...
Dharampal Singh questioned the minister's claim, saying: "One woman has died due to swine flu while two other patients are admitted in Agra. There is no facility for their treatment. District health officials have confirmed the death due to swine flu."
Rashtriya Lok Dal's Puran Prakash gave an example of a swine flu death at Kosi in Mathura. "I also have the Chief Medical Officer's death certificate which mentions that the patient died due to swine flu," he added.
Satya Prakash Aggrawal said he had details of eight deaths due to swine flu in Meerut and several patients who are undergoing treatment for the disease. His party colleague Shyam Dev Rai Choudhary gave names of two patients who died due to swine flu in Varanasi. Many other members also questioned the government claim.
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- See more at: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/w...eaths-minister/1080990/0#sthash.KGyHttec.dpuf