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Uttar Pradesh Influenza 2018: 6 fatalities

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...-death-in-up-this-yr/articleshow/65801489.cms
 
First swine flu death in Uttar Pradesh

15:44 HRS IST


Lakhimpur Kheri (UP), Sep 14 (PTI) A 31-year-old man died of swine flu, the first H1N1 fatality reported in Uttar Pradesh this year, an official said Friday.



Mohd Atif Beg of Nai Basti locality here succumbed to H1N1 virus which he had contracted in Dubai, where he worked in a company.

He was sent back to India on September 4 and three days later he was rushed to Lucknow, where he tested positive for swine flu.
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http://www.ptinews.com/news/10038912_First-swine-flu-death-in-Uttar-Pradesh.html

1st or 4th? Depends where you read it - Ro
 
Alert: A dread of swine flu with dengue;
UP Desk, Amar Ujala, Meerut Updated Fri, 21 Sep 2018 11:09 AM IST


Dengue patients are getting persistent in Meerut city of UP, so there is also danger of swine flu. In this regard, the Health Department has issued instructions to the Chief Medical Officers of all the districts to ensure the arrangement of medicine, PPE kit and vaccine.
Instructions sent by the Director of Health Bhavan, Lucknow said that in the year 2017, 3880 patients were infected with the effects of influenza-AH1N1, out of which 132 died. In the year 2018, from January to September 11, 16 people were infected with the Influenza-AH1N virus (swine flu) and three people died. Hence it is directed that to deal with this disease, a report of the number of available medicines, PPE kits, vaccine and protected beds in the hospitals should be prepared and sent to the e-mail and the arrangement should be ensured and this system should be ensured.

In this regard, CMO Dr. Rajkumar says that although there is no information about swine flu in Meerut now. Neither is there any such season, yet the health department's instructions are being followed. It is worth mentioning that in last year only four hundred Swine Flu Chemers were found in Meerut.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/meerut/dengue-and-swine-flu-fear-in-meerut-be-careful

Which would make the death reported on 9/13 the fourth - R
 
Attacks of 'dangerous' virus in Agra, confirmation in twins, keep these things in mind
News Desk, Amar Ujala Agra Updated Thu, 27 Sep 2018 03:50 PM IST

Swine flu has been confirmed in two twin children of poor areas in SN Medical College, Agra. However, after the treatment, the condition of the children is being improved. The health department team has also given medicines to the family members. Their samples have also been checked.
In the OPD of the Pediatric Disease Department of SN Medical College on Tuesday, the parents, who were poor, came to show their two children of one year. They are twins, they have a son and daughter. On the possibility of swine flu in the doctors, the doctors sent the Tamiflu medicine and sent the lab to sample the blood sample. Parents also gave information about taking precautions.

Influenza AH1N1 was confirmed in the children's test report on Wednesday. These reports were sent to the Health Department. Seeing this, the team of three members of the Health Department went to the children's home and told the family about the warning by giving Tamiflu.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/agra/swine-flu-in-twins-in-agra
 
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