Pune: toll reaches 273

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 166

5000 doctors and paramedics to get vaccinated
Sumitra Deb Roy, TNN, 1 February 2010, 12:23am IST

MUMBAI: The death of an 8-year-old girl in Pune on Friday rekindled fears in the minds of many doctors and paramedics who had earlier refused to get vaccinated thinking that the swine flu virus had lost its potency. Now, 5,000 doctors have given their consent for vaccination as against 100 doctors who have said no to it.

The health department of the state has already drawn up a list of 5,000 doctors and paramedics, who will get vaccinated, when the first lot arrives next week. Additional chief secretary (health) Sharvaree Gokhale confirmed that more doctors have come forward asking for the vaccine following the death in Pune.

These doctors are paramedics who man the 109 isolation centres for influenza H1N1 in Maharashtra. With 313 deaths, the state has topped the count of fatalities due to swine flu in the country.

A senior state government officer, on condition of anonymity, said that all medical staffers were given forms wherein they were asked if they want to take the vaccine. Following the recent death in Pune, many doctors wanted to rework their forms, the officer said. Till the final count, only 100 doctors had replied saying they did not want the vaccine, he added.

Dean of Pune Sassoon General Hospital, Dr Arun Jamkar, said that though there were apprehensions about the adverse effects of the vaccine, doctors were right in taking it. According to him, there are concerns that as the virus go on changing their anti-genecity, efficacy of the vaccine will be variable. "The trend suggests there will be one or two swine flu deaths every month. It may be a wise decision to take the vaccine,'' he said. About 90% of the doctors at Sassoon Hospital, that has treated the largest number of swine flu cases, have chosen to take the vaccine.

The state is all set to start the vaccination process and also study side-effects of the vaccine, if any. Members of the Adverse Events Following Immunisation (AEFI) committee of the state will be closely watching all kinds of small or major reactions. Nodal officers, from the district-level upwards, have been alerted to record and report any untoward health incident following vaccination, said the state government official.

The Centre, on its part, has maintained that by and large doctors from all states have faith in the vaccines that the government is procuring. Director general, Indian Council of Medical Research and secretary, Department of Health Research Dr V M Katoch agreed that it was a crucial stage. "Vaccination results will be crucial but we are hopeful that it will protect our doctors,'' he said. He, however, refused to comment on the amount that the Indian government had shelled out to procure vaccines for 15 lakh health care workers.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/5000-doctors-and-paramedics-to-get-vaccinated/articleshow/5521628.cms

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 167

Two more H1N1 deaths in city
TNN, 4 February 2010, 05:27am ISTText Size:|
PUNE: The H1N1 influenza has claimed two more lives since Tuesday, taking the death toll in the city to 176.

According to Uddhav Gavande, deputy director of the state health services, Ganesh Bahirwade (30), a resident of Chinchwad, died at 9.50 am at Nirmaya Hospital in Chinchwad on Tuesday, while another victim Savita Nitin Vaidya (23), a resident of Hawaldarwasti, taluka Parner in Ahmednagar district, died at KEM hospital at 12.50 pm on Wednesday. ?Both were H1N1 positive,? said Gavande.

According to him, Bahirwade had developed swine flu symptoms on January 26. He was admitted to the Nirmaya Hospital in Chinchwad on February 1. Savita developed symptoms of the swine flu from January 18. She was admitted to the KEM hospital on January 23.

?She was nine month?s pregnant at the time of admission and gave birth to a still-born baby on January 24,? said Gavande. Both patients were critical at the time of admission, added Gavande.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/pune/Two-more-H1N1-deaths-in-city/articleshow/5533106.cms

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 176

H1N1 claims 2 more lives

The State health department has registered two more deaths due to the HINI virus, including a 10-month-old baby and a 38-year-old woman. This takes the death toll due to swine flu to 180.



10-month-old Vaishnavi Jagtap from Hadapsar was admitted to Sassoon hospital and tested positive with the virus. She died due to swine-flu related complications while 38-year-old Jayashree Rakshe too succumbed to the virus . She was admitted to the YCM hospital at Pimprii.



According to health officials a total of 4,876 people were screened with swine flu symptoms on February 8 out of which 507 people were given tamiflu tablets. Till date, a total of 10.64 lakh people have been screened for suspected swine flu symptoms and a total of 10,149 people have been successfully treated.

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/H1N1-claims-2-more-lives/578012

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 180

H1N1 claims another life, death toll rises to 162
Reporter
Thursday, February 18, 2010 AT 11:42 AM (IST)

PUNE: H1N1 flu claimed one more on Wednesday morning, State health officials reported on Thursday pushing the death toll in Pune district to 162. The virus so far has claimed 335 lives in the State.



Twenty-seven years old Aditya N Chite from B T Kawade Road in Ghorpuri died at Inlaks and Budhrani Hospital around 10.15 am, a Government communiqu? said. The city has witnessed 16 H1N1 deaths since February 1, this year.



The virus, after a major outbreak in July last year, had claimed its first victim in India in Pune on August 3. Since then total 90 deaths have so far been reported from Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) limits besides 25 deaths reported from Pimpri-Chinchwad.



Meanwhile, 20 patients are admitted to intensive care units of various hospitals and four of them are on ventilators, an official press release said.



Nine new positive cases were found during H1N1 screening in the city on Tuesday, while total 51 patients were admitted to various hospitals in Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad. A total of 46,397 persons were screened on Tuesday, taking the total of persons screened for H1N1 virus so far to over 10.94 lakh.



On Tuesday, Tamiflu doses were given to 583 persons. A total of 88,789 persons have so far been given Tamiflu, the release added. After treatment, 49 persons were discharged from hospitals on Tuesday. Of these, 41 were suspected cases and eight were positive. Till date, 10,499 persons have been discharged from hospitals after medication, the release said.

http://www.sakaaltimes.com/SakaalTimesBeta/20100218/4747606317518762950.htm

Ro's Note: Numberswise, this report is odd. Currently, 180+ fatalities have occurred in Pune District, and 345 in Maharashtra. Death #162 occurred between Jan 8 and Jan 15. I'm not 100% sure at this point whether this is a late report of that death, or a new fatality with poor reporting.

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 180

Below Chite is counted as fatality 188.

H1N1 strikes Pune again!
By: Alifiya Khan Date: 2010-02-19 Place: Pune


Doctors in city say rising number of swine flu deaths should serve as wake-up call for careless citizens. Alifiya Khan reports

On an average, one person has succumbed to the deadly swine flu virus each day in the past 20 days. This is a statistic that should not be ignored warn city doctors.

"In three days, there have been three deaths this week; last week there were eight deaths," said Dr Kalyani Deshpande, a doctor in the swine flu monitoring cell.

"It is worrying; too much complacency has set in among people," added Dr Ashok Kante, in-charge of the swine flu control room.

City doctors agree with Kante's theory that people, including doctors have started taking the swine flu virus too lightly, which could be dangerous in this weather and lead to rising deaths.

"People have stopped taking safety precautions. Doctors have also stopped referring cases of high fever, cough and cold to swine flu centers. Patients are being referred as a last resort, but sometimes it is too late," said Avinash Bhondwe, senior member of Indian Medical Association, Pune.

Blame the weather
Dr Sharad Agarkhedkar, head of pediatric department at D Y Patil Medical College, Pune, said that the cold wave that has swept the city has led to the increase in number of cases and severity.

"It is a known fact that this virus thrives in cold conditions, and in fact the World Health Organisation had warned against this phenomenon. Patients are not getting treated on time," said Agarkhedkar.

Two patients who died recently were victims of late referrals by doctors. 53-year-old Gani Mohammed Shaikh, the 189th victim of virus who died yesterday fell ill on Janaury 29 but wasn't admitted until February 13.

Even in case of Aditya Chitte (27) who died on February 17, he was admitted to hospital on February 13 while the illness had started on February 3.

http://www.mid-day.com/news/2010/feb/190210-Swine-Flu-H1N1-Pune.htm

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 189

I came across some details of some previously unidentified fatalities that I'll put all together in this post;

HIV+ve man among three Swine Flu casualties
Times of India
16 December 2009
Pune, India

Three more people, including an HIV positive patient, died due to H1N1 influenza infection, taking the death toll in the city to 133.

According S T Pardeshi, deputy health officer of the Pune Municipal Corporation, Sidrah Tariq Azad, a four–yearold girl, a resident of Ghorpadigaon, died at the Jehangir Hospital at 10.50 pm. While another victim, Anil Shrilal Agarwal (48), a resident of Mangalwar Peth, died at Ruby Hall Clinic at 6 am. “Both of them were H1N1 positive,” said Pardeshi.

Sidrah was a patient of congenital heart disease. She was admitted to the hospital on November 11. While Anil was a patient of myelodysplastic syndrome, a type of blood disorder associated with low blood count, said Pardeshi. He was also critical and on ventilator support since admission, he added.

While the third victim, a 43–year–old HIV positive patient from Pimple Gurao, died at the YCM hospital in Pimpri at 12.15 am on Tuesday. “He was H1N1 positive,” said Anil Roy, medical officer of the Pimpri–Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC).

The man was admitted to the hospital on December 12. He was put on ventilator on December 14. His condition deteriorated further following which he died, said Roy.

http://pune.aarogya.com/index.php/news-and-update/hivve-man-among-three-swine-flu-casualties

H1N1 Claims Two More, Toll 162
Times of India
12 January 2010
Pune, India

The H1N1 influenza claimed two more lives on Monday, taking the death toll in the city to 162.

According to D D Chandakkar, deputy health official of the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), Sanjay Khanderao Mane (36), a resident of village Wangi in Solapur district, died at KEM hospital at 4.45 am. “He was H1N1 positive,” said Chandakkar.

Mane was admitted to the KEM hospital on January 8. He was critical at the time of admission and had associated medical condition of diabetes, hypertension and was also diagnosed positive for dengue, added Chandakkar. The other victim, Hemraj Gaur, a resident of Mangalwar Peth, died at Sahyadri Munot hospital at 11.30 am.

“Gaur had come to Pune from Rajasthan 10 days ago and had developed typical symptoms of the Swine Flu. He was admitted to the hospital on January 10. He was critical at the time of admission and was on ventilator support,” said Chandakkar.

Also on Monday, four people tested positive for H1N1 influenza. As many as 20 people are being treated at the ICUs of various government and private hospitals. Of them, seven are on ventilator support, said Pandit Chavan, joint director of the state health services. TNN

http://pune.aarogya.com/index.php/news-and-update/h1n1-claims-two-more-toll-162

14-year-old Dies of H1N1
Times of India
8, February 2010
Pune, India

The H1N1 influenza claimed life of a 14–year–old on Saturday, taking the death toll in the city to 178.

According to Uddhav Gavande, deputy director of the state health services, Sunny Indarkar, a resident of Sanjay Gandhi Vasahat in Karvenagar, died at Bharati Hospital at 2.45 pm. Sunny was admitted to the hospital for pain in the abdomen and legs on January 8. Later, he was diagnosed with leukaemia, a type of blood cancer, and tested positive for the Swine Flu as well, added Gavande.

http://pune.aarogya.com/index.php/news-and-update/14-year-old-dies-of-h1n1

H1N1 Flu Toll Rises to 177
Times of India
5, February 2010
Pune, India

The H1N1 influenza claimed the life of a 21–year–old man from Karnataka on Thursday, taking the toll in the city to 177.

According to Uddhav Gavande, deputy director of the state health services, Lahu Vitthalrao Biradar of Aland village in Bidar taluka died at the KEM hospital here at 4 pm.

Gavande said, Biradar developed symptoms of the Swine Flu from January 27. Initially, he took treatment at a government hospital in Latur. “He was moved to the KEM hospital on February 2. He was critical at the time of admission.”

Meanwhile, 20 more people tested positive for the flu on Thursday. As many as 4,915 people were screened across the district. Of them, 567 suspected people were administered Tamiflu.

At present, 20 patients are being treated at the ICUs of various private and government hospitals. Of them, four are on ventilator support.

In February, number of people testing positive in the district has been in range of 12 to 20 per day, Gavande said.

The number of people testing positive for the Swine Flu till date in Pune district has reached 2,805, he added.

http://pune.aarogya.com/index.php/news-and-update/h1n1-flu-toll-rises-to-177

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 189

H1N1 claims two more; toll reaches 193
TNN, Feb 23, 2010, 04.03am IST

PUNE: The H1N1 influenza claimed two more lives on Monday, taking the death toll in the city to 193. Ramesh Gaikwad (46), a resident of Nagpurchawl, Yerawada, died at Jehangir hospital at 8.40 am. Ramesh developed symptoms of the flu from February 12. He was admitted to Jehangir on February 14.

Meanwhile a three-year-old boy Vikas Yadav of Shikrapur died at the Sassoon at 9.30 pm on Monday. He was H1N1 positive and had developed the symptoms from February 17.

Five more tested positive for the swine flu on Monday. With this, the total number of people infected with the H1N1 influenza reached to 2,965.

As many as 33 patients are presently being treated at the ICUs of various hospitals in the city. Of them, five are on ventilator support.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/pune/H1N1-claims-two-more-toll-reaches-193/articleshow/5605429.cms

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 193

Two More Succumb to H1N1
Times of India
25 February, 2010
Pune, India

The H1N1 influenza claimed two more lives on Wednesday, taking the death toll in the city to 195.

Uddhav Gavande, deputy director of the state health services, said Yunus Yakub Sayyed (32), a resident of Kondhwa, died at 8.25 am at Sassoon General hospital on Wednesday, while Shivajirao Laxmanrao Adsul (34), a resident of Urali Devachi, died at the Inlaks and Budhrani hospital at 11.15 am on Wednesday. Both were H1N1 positive.

Gavande said that Sayyed had been admitted to the hospital on February 19. He showed symptoms of influenza since February 16. He was critical and put on ventilator for the last few days. ?Adsul developed symptoms from February 17 and was admitted to the hospital on February 20, said Gavande.

http://pune.aarogya.com/index.php/news-and-update/two-more-succumb-to-h1n1

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 195

H1N1 Claims 2 More, Toll Rises to 199
Times of India
6 March, 2010
Pune, India

Two more people, including a five?year?old boy, succumbed to H1N1 influenza on Friday, taking the toll in the city to 199.

According to Uddhav Gavande, deputy director of the state health services, Swapnil Satish Kulkarni (22), of Ramtekdi, Hadapsar, died at Sassoon general hospital at 11 am and Gaurav Rajendra Hole (5) of Betwadi village in Daund tehsil died at KEM hospital at 6.20 am.

?Kulkarni developed symptoms on February 23 and was admitted to Sassoon hospital on February 27,? said Gavande. ?His throat swab tested positive for H1N1 on March 1, when his condition became critical. He was on a ventilator for the last few days.? Kulkarni was from Solapur and was doing a course in the city.

?Hole was admitted to KEM hospital on February 24. He was shifted to the intensive care unit on February 28, when his condition became critical,? said Gavande.

http://pune.aarogya.com/index.php/news-and-update/h1n1-claims-2-more-toll-rises-to-199

[tetano]

H1N1 claims 4 more, toll rises to 201

Pune, Mar 6 : Four more people, including a five-year-old boy, succumbed to the deadly H1N1 virus, taking the Swine flu toll in the city to 201.

According to Uddhav Gavande, deputy director of the state health services, Raghunath Shivram Pawar (61), a resident of Ghorpadi area of the city, died in the government-run Sassoon hospital this morning.

Dheeraj Pravin Choradiya (26) from Belgaum in Karnataka died in a private hospital this morning.

Swapnil Satish Kulkarni (22) of Hadapsar and Gaurav Rajendra Hole (5) of Betwadi village in Daund tehsil of the district died at the Sassoon hospital and KEM hospital respectively late last night, he added.

http://www.newkerala.com/news/fullnews-65477.html

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 201

H1N1 Toll 201 After 2 More Deaths
Times of India
8 March, 2010
By Sarang Dastane & Umesh Isalkar
Pune, India

A Third Of City?s Population Immune To Virus, Says NIV Director
The initial panic and fear may have subsided but the H1N1 virus continues to thrive in the city. By Saturday, the number of deaths had risen to 201 with the deaths of Raghunath Shivram Pawar (61) a resident of Ghorpadi Peth and Dhiraj Chordia (26) of Belgaum.

According to Uddhav Gavande, deputy director of the state health services, Pawar died at Sassoon hospital at 8.30 pm on Friday night. Chordia died at 7.20 am on Saturday at the Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital.

A C Mishra, director of the National Institute of Virology (NIV), however, insists that it is not all bad news. Around a third of the city?s population is immune to the virus, he says.

?The continuous exposure of the city?s population to the Swine Flu virus has led to the development of anti?bodies among 30 to 35 per cent of the city?s population. These are the findings of our study which is yet to be released. The study is still going on,? Mishra told TOI on Saturday.

Asked whether the virus had become endemic, Mishra said, ?The virus continues to be in the pandemic phase. We cannot say that it has become endemic. If the virus continues its activity even after summer, then we can come to the conclusion that it has become endemic.?

Microbiologist Siddharth Dalvi, however, is of a different opinion. ?Unlike other strains of influenza viruses, the current novel H1N1 strain has spread more rapidly from person to person. A large number of people were infected in a short span of time. This led to a relatively rapid build?up of herd immunity towards this novel strain and as a result, the strain has already become endemic,? he said.

According to the state health services, the first H1N1 death was reported in the city on August 3, 2009, while the 100th death was reported on November 5. The first 100 deaths were recorded in almost four months while the next 100 deaths came in five months.

The first death had triggered intense panic in the city and thousands of people had thronged the PMC?run Naidu Hospital to be tested. Men, women and children with the slightest hint of a cough and cold, would gather at the hospital and the doctors and hospital staff soon found themselves swamped by the jostling crowds. During that time, general practitioners were reluctant to check patients suffering from a cold and fever as they feared action would be taken against them if a patient later tested positive for H1N1.

On August 5, the Maharashtra government invoked the Epidemic Diseases Act in two districts, Pune and Satara, to prevent spread of the virus. On August 10, it was decided to shut down all schools, colleges and malls for a week in the wake of the rising death toll.

Thousands of patients were examined at the 15 screening centres started by the Pune Municipal Corporation for the initial screening of patients with H1N1 flu?like symptoms. Given the burden on state?run testing centres, the state government on August 7 decided to rope in private hospitals to tide over the rush of probable patients and the district administration arranged for four private hospitals to treat Swine Flu cases in Pune.

Around this time, the state government decided to administer Tamiflu even to suspected H1N1 patients and the NIV decided to only test severely ill patients for the flu.

In view of the heavy burden on government?run testing laboratories, the Union government, on August 28, gave the go?ahead to private labs to conduct tests for H1N1 influenza. City?based Golwilkar Metropolis Health Services Pvt Ltd In Pune started offering testing facilities for H1N1 from August 30.

The Numbers
?First H1N1 positive case in Pune: June 22, 2009
?Pune and the country?s first H1N1
death: August 3, 2009
?Deaths so far in Pune district: 201
?Total number of positive patients in
district so far: 3,068
Number of deaths
?PMC areas: 80
?PCMC areas: 28
?Outside Pune district: 32
?Pune rural: 61

With or without risk factors
?Cases with associated illness or risk
factor: 108
?Cases without any risk factor: 93
?Paediatric cases (under 14): 30
?Pregnant women: 12

Sex?wise break up
?Male:111
?Female:90

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[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 201

Death 206 from Pune:

"Swain flu 'death मुळे Akacha
सकाळ वृत्तसेवा सकाळ Vrittsewa
Thursday, March 18, 2010 AT 01:21 AM (IST) Thursday, March 18, 2010 AT 01:21 AM (IST)
Tags: swine flu , h1n1 , pune Tags: Swine Flu, h1n1, Pune

पुणे - "स्वाइन फ्लू'मुळे बुधवारी एकाचा मृत्यू झाला. त्यामुळे बळींची संख्या आतापर्यंत २०६ वर पोचली. आनंदराव लक्ष्मण बनसोडे (वय ३०, झांबेवाडी, ता. खटाव, सातारा) यांचे पहाटे दोनच्या सुमारास निधन झाले. Pune - "Swain flu 'death Jhala मुळे Budhavari Akacha. त्यामुळे बळींची number 206 Ataprynt Pocli groom. Anandrao Laxman Bnsode (age 30, Jambevadi, Ta. Ktav, Satara) Yanche Phate Doncya Sumaras Jale passed.
गुरुवारपासून (ता. ४) त्यांच्यावर उपचार करण्यात येत होते. Guruwarpasun (Tal 4) Tyanchyavar treatments are Krnyat Yet. गेल्या रविवारी (ता. १४) त्यांना ससून रुग्णालयात दाखल करण्यात आले होते, अशी माहिती डॉक्टरांनी दिली. Gelya Rviwari (Tal 14) are Tyanna Ssun Rughnalyat Dakl Krnyat Ale, Ashi Information Doctoranni Dili.

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Indigenous swine flu vaccine trial enters next phase
Anuradha Mascarenhas

Posted: Saturday , Mar 27, 2010 at 0144 hrs


Gita's PrinciplesOpportunityDon?t Glorify NaxalismRole-Model MPs, MLAs! Even as state health officials will distribute imported swine flu vaccine for doctors and paramedics on Saturday, the Serum Institute of India Limited has now embarked upon Phase II and III of the indigenous injectable vaccine against the virus.


Dr Prasad Kulkarni, director of the Clinical Trials, said the Drug Controller General of India had given the approval for the clinical trial for an injectable vaccine. The trial for the vaccine began on Thursday. Like the ?nasal spray vaccine? trial, here too 330 people will be involved at medical colleges and hospitals at Pune, Ahmedabad, Indore and Bangalore. ?We need to wait for 21 days after the nasal spray has been administered to each person in the clinical trial.


The results will be available in the third week of April,? Kulkarni said.


The state health officials will hold a meeting on Saturday to discuss the demand for the dose from each district. This vaccine is meant for doctors and paramedical workers who have been treating swine flu patients.

While the vaccine will not be administered immediately, vials will be distributed to all 33 districts. Dr V M Kulkarni, in charge of the vaccination programme, said assistant medical officers of district rural hospitals will place their demand at the meeting following which the vials will be given.


Pune has registered a demand for 3,893 doses to be administered to the medical and para medical staff at the isolation wards of some 20-odd hospitals in the city.


So far there is no demand from Mumbai and Gondia, whereas areas from Sindhudurg have had a higher demand, said Kulkarni. ?It is not compulsory but a precautionary measure that has been advised by the government for the medical community,? said Kulkarni. Swine flu has claimed 208 lives and the progressive number of people getting infected with the virus in Pune is 3,195 people.

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/indigenousswinefluvaccinetrialentersnextphase/596236/0

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 208

Looks like 2 fatalities, Gorksh Bagugi Domse, age 30, YCM hospital March 27, (transferred to Ruby Hall March 28?), died March 29.
and
Mugutrav Bhondere Rohini, age 45, died March 29 (Sassoon?)

Google Hindi to English translation;

Swain flu 'by Dogancha बळी
सकाळ Vrittsewa
Wednesday, March 31, 2010 AT 12:15 AM (IST)
Tags: swine flu, health, pune
Pune - Today Anki Dogancha "Swain flu 'death by Jhala. त्यामुळे Mrityumuki groom Pocli Pdlelyanchi number 210. Gorksh Bagugi Domse (age 30, Ra. Texavadi, Ta. Junnr) 23 Marcpasun are Ajari. Marcla 27 Tyanna Pinpritil Yashwantrav Chavan Smriti Rughnalyat Dakl Ale Krnyat. Khalavlyane nature Marcla 28 Tyanna Ruby Ale Hospitlmdhye Dakl Krnyat. Somwari Aker (Tal 29) night Wajta 12.15 Tyancha Jhala death. Mugutrav Bhondere Rohini (age 45, Ra. Morgav, Ta. Baramati) Ase Mrityumuki Pdlelya Dusrhya Rughnache boat Ahe . Marcpasun Tya Ajari Hotya 19. Marcla Tyanna Ssunmdhye Dakl Krnyat Ale 28. Tyancha death March 29 Rosie सकाळी Wajta Jhala 7. Snsthekdun Vishanu received or Doganche Ahwal मंगळवारी National Jale.

Original Marathi;

'स्वाइन फ्लू'ने दोघांचा बळी
सकाळ वृत्तसेवा
Wednesday, March 31, 2010 AT 12:15 AM (IST)
Tags: swine flu, health, pune
पुणे - आज आणखी दोघांचा "स्वाइन फ्लू'ने मृत्यू झाला. त्यामुळे मृत्युमुखी पडलेल्यांची संख्या 210 वर पोचली. गोरक्ष भागूजी डोमसे (वय 30, रा. तेजेवाडी, ता. जुन्नर) 23 मार्चपासून आजारी होते. 27 मार्चला त्यांना पिंपरीतील यशवंतराव चव्हाण स्मृती रुग्णालयात दाखल करण्यात आले. प्रकृती खालावल्याने 28 मार्चला त्यांना रुबी हॉस्पिटलमध्ये दाखल करण्यात आले. अखेर सोमवारी (ता.29) रात्री 12.15 वाजता त्यांचा मृत्यू झाला. रोहिणी मुगुटराव भोंडरे (वय 45, रा. मोरगाव, ता. बारामती) असे मृत्युमुखी पडलेल्या दुसऱ्या रुग्णाचे नाव आहे. 19 मार्चपासून त्या आजारी होत्या. 28 मार्चला त्यांना ससूनमध्ये दाखल करण्यात आले. 29 मार्च रोजी सकाळी 7 वाजता त्यांचा मृत्यू झाला. या दोघांचे अहवाल मंगळवारी राष्ट्रीय विषाणू संस्थेकडून प्राप्त झाले.

http://www.esakal.com/eSakal/20100331/5398757979170130503.htm

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pune: toll reaches 210

Confirmation of the two from #74, and one other.

Three more succumb to Swine Flu
TNN, Apr 1, 2010, 06.00am IST


PUNE: The H1N1 influenza claimed three more lives in the city, taking the death toll to 211.

According to medical officer of state health services Kalyan Deshpande, Goraksha Dhomse (30) of Tejewadi, Junnar, died at the Ruby hall clinic, while Rohini Bhondare (45) of Morgaon, Baramati, died at Sassoon hospital on Monday. Aparna Kamble (24) of Subhashnagar in Miraj, Sangli, died at KEM Hospital on Wednesday.

According to Deshpande, Dhomse had developed swine-flu symptoms on March 23 and was admitted to the Yashwantrao Chavan memorial hospital in Pimpri on March 27. He was shifted to the Ruby hall clinic on March 28. Bhondare developed H1N1 symptoms on March 19 and was admitted to the Sassoon on March 20." Although the deaths took place on Monday, they were declared dead due to H1N1 only after the swab reports came in on Tuesday.

Kamble had developed swine flu symptoms on March 9 and was admitted to the Mission hospital in Miraj. She was moved to KEM hospital on March 15. She was on a ventilator ever since.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/pune/Three-more-succumb-to-Swine-Flu/articleshow/5748494.cms