Swine Flu Cases In Gujarat
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Amid Swine Flu Scare, Health Ministry Sends 2 Teams To Gujarat, Punjab
In view of rising cases of swine flu and deaths due to the disease in Gujarat and Punjab, the Union Health Ministry has sent two teams to assess the situation and assist the states in strengthening their response mechanism to contain the ailment.
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Six New Swine Flu Cases Reported In Surat
The total number of patients affected by the H1N1 virus in Surat during this monsoon season has reached 51.
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Swine Flu Explosion, Death Toll As High As 415: Facts About Swine Flu
After three more people succumbed to the virus, death toll has come to 415 this year. However, the Gujarat government still claims that total number of cases reported and the total number of deaths reported have dipped in the past few weeks.
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Swine Flu Death Toll: 400 In Ahmedabad, 525 In Maharashtra; Here's How You Stay Safe
The minister has asked municipal corporations to keep a record of swine flu patients. Municipal commissioners have been asked to send weekly updates on the situation. Read the full report here.
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Swine Flu Death Toll Reaches 354; Tips To Prevent Swine Flu
On Thursday, 174 new cases were reported and according to the bulletin issued by a state health department, five more people died due to the H1N1 influenza all across the state on Thursday.
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5 More People Die Of Swine Flu In Gujarat, Death Toll Reaches 343
Gujarat is among the leading states in terms of swine flu deaths, having had 1,678 fatalities and 15,755 cases since 2009.
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Number Of Deaths Due To Swine Flu In Gujarat Rises To 343
With five more deaths reported in the last 24 hours due to swine flu, the number of death on account of the infection in Gujarat since January has risen to 343.
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Swine Flu Cases Rise In Maharashtra And Gujarat
The death toll in Gujarat has reached 280, and the number of reported cases has increased to 3,220 this week. According to health experts, the number of people suffering from swine flu will increase in the coming months. Here's the report.
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Swine Flu Death Tolls Rise To 300, Gujarat Second Most Affected: Here's How You Can Protect Yourself
Swine flu continues its death trail as 1094 have been infected by the H1N1 influenza in the past eight months as per Union Health Ministry report released on Wednesday.
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Coastal Regions Worst Affected By Swine Flu As Cases Spike: 10 Points
There has been a spurt in swine flu cases reported from Gujarat due to the H1N1 virus that has killed 242 people across the western state this year, next only to Maharashtra where official statistics compiled by the Union Health Ministry indicate 400 people have died. The spike in deaths has prompted the Vijay Rupani government to ask doctors to pr...
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Swine Flu Claims 13 More Lives in Gujarat
Swine flu on Friday claimed 13 more lives in Gujarat, taking the toll to 324 since January, an official press release said.
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School Students Worried as Swine Flu Cases Surge in Gujarat
With 275 deaths and over 4,500 cases, Gujarat has become the state worst affected by swine flu. The anxiety over the surge in cases due to the deadly H1N1 virus has now gripped school children who are scheduled to appear in board examinations next week.
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In Swine Flu-Hit Ahmedabad, Large Public Gatherings Prohibited
The administration in Ahmedabad has prohibited large public gatherings without prior approval in wake of drastic rise in reported cases of swine flu. Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code or CrPC has been invoked which prohibits large assembly of people.
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12 More Swine Flu Deaths in Gujarat, Government Under Fire Over Lack of Doctors
12 people died due to swine flu in Gujarat today, taking the death toll to 219 since January, according to an official statement. Gujarat has been battling with swine flu, with over 3,000 cases recorded since the beginning of the year.
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In Swine Flu-Hit Gujarat, Doctors Struggle as Hospitals are Swamped with Patients
Ahmedabad seems to have become the epicenter of Gujarat's swine flu menace; of the 255 cases reported across the state, 129 are in the city.
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Amid Swine Flu Scare, Health Ministry Sends 2 Teams To Gujarat, Punjab
In view of rising cases of swine flu and deaths due to the disease in Gujarat and Punjab, the Union Health Ministry has sent two teams to assess the situation and assist the states in strengthening their response mechanism to contain the ailment.
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Six New Swine Flu Cases Reported In Surat
The total number of patients affected by the H1N1 virus in Surat during this monsoon season has reached 51.
-
Swine Flu Explosion, Death Toll As High As 415: Facts About Swine Flu
After three more people succumbed to the virus, death toll has come to 415 this year. However, the Gujarat government still claims that total number of cases reported and the total number of deaths reported have dipped in the past few weeks.
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Swine Flu Death Toll: 400 In Ahmedabad, 525 In Maharashtra; Here's How You Stay Safe
The minister has asked municipal corporations to keep a record of swine flu patients. Municipal commissioners have been asked to send weekly updates on the situation. Read the full report here.
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Swine Flu Death Toll Reaches 354; Tips To Prevent Swine Flu
On Thursday, 174 new cases were reported and according to the bulletin issued by a state health department, five more people died due to the H1N1 influenza all across the state on Thursday.
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5 More People Die Of Swine Flu In Gujarat, Death Toll Reaches 343
Gujarat is among the leading states in terms of swine flu deaths, having had 1,678 fatalities and 15,755 cases since 2009.
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Number Of Deaths Due To Swine Flu In Gujarat Rises To 343
With five more deaths reported in the last 24 hours due to swine flu, the number of death on account of the infection in Gujarat since January has risen to 343.
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Swine Flu Cases Rise In Maharashtra And Gujarat
The death toll in Gujarat has reached 280, and the number of reported cases has increased to 3,220 this week. According to health experts, the number of people suffering from swine flu will increase in the coming months. Here's the report.
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Swine Flu Death Tolls Rise To 300, Gujarat Second Most Affected: Here's How You Can Protect Yourself
Swine flu continues its death trail as 1094 have been infected by the H1N1 influenza in the past eight months as per Union Health Ministry report released on Wednesday.
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Coastal Regions Worst Affected By Swine Flu As Cases Spike: 10 Points
There has been a spurt in swine flu cases reported from Gujarat due to the H1N1 virus that has killed 242 people across the western state this year, next only to Maharashtra where official statistics compiled by the Union Health Ministry indicate 400 people have died. The spike in deaths has prompted the Vijay Rupani government to ask doctors to pr...
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Swine Flu Claims 13 More Lives in Gujarat
Swine flu on Friday claimed 13 more lives in Gujarat, taking the toll to 324 since January, an official press release said.
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School Students Worried as Swine Flu Cases Surge in Gujarat
With 275 deaths and over 4,500 cases, Gujarat has become the state worst affected by swine flu. The anxiety over the surge in cases due to the deadly H1N1 virus has now gripped school children who are scheduled to appear in board examinations next week.
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In Swine Flu-Hit Ahmedabad, Large Public Gatherings Prohibited
The administration in Ahmedabad has prohibited large public gatherings without prior approval in wake of drastic rise in reported cases of swine flu. Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code or CrPC has been invoked which prohibits large assembly of people.
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12 More Swine Flu Deaths in Gujarat, Government Under Fire Over Lack of Doctors
12 people died due to swine flu in Gujarat today, taking the death toll to 219 since January, according to an official statement. Gujarat has been battling with swine flu, with over 3,000 cases recorded since the beginning of the year.
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In Swine Flu-Hit Gujarat, Doctors Struggle as Hospitals are Swamped with Patients
Ahmedabad seems to have become the epicenter of Gujarat's swine flu menace; of the 255 cases reported across the state, 129 are in the city.
