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INDIA: A/H1N1 toll rises to 105

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Source: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/index....d=111&id=59382&Itemid=1&sectionid=114&secid=0

Swine flu toll rises to 102
PTI
Pune/Dehradun, August 31, 2009


As the country battled swine flu, the pandemic took the lives of two men and a woman in Maharashtra and Uttarakhand, raising the nationwide toll to 102 even as 128 more tested positive for the virus in various states.

Forty-two-year-old Vilas Padale and 26-year-old Anil Nikam died due to flu infection at separate private hospitals in Pune on Sunday night, officials said on Monday.

They said as many as 15 patients, currently undergoing treatment for the viral disease, were in critical condition in various hospitals in worst-hit Pune, where 31 people have succumbed to the disease.

Thirty-five-year-old Rubina, a resident of Mussoorie, who was suffering from cold, cough and fever for the last five days, died in Doon Hospital on Sunday night, nodal officer for swine flu in Uttarakhand Pankaj Jain said. Her throat swab samples have been sent for test, he said.

With the three casualties, the countrywide toll has risen to 102. Maharashtra now accounts for 53 fatalities including 10 in Mumbai, eight in Nashik, two in Aurangabad and one each in Dhule and Latur.

As many as 26 flu deaths have taken place in Karnataka, eight in Gujarat, three each in Tamil Nadu, Chhattisgarh and Delhi and two in Uttarakhand and one each in Kerala, Goa, Rajasthan and Haryana.

Meanwhile, swine flu cases continued to swell across the country with 128 more testing positive for the infection, taking the total number of flu cases till Sunday to 3,881, the health ministry said in Delhi.
 
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106 fresh cases of swine flu


Published: August 31,2009


New Delhi, Aug 31 As many as 106 fresh cases of swine flu and seven deaths due to the disease were reported from across the country today.

With this, the total number of swine flu cases reached 3,987 while the death count crossed the 100 mark, a senior health ministry official said.

Of the new cases reported during the day, three patients have history of foreign travel while the rest are indigenous. Lab tests have confirmed that 549 cases have foreign origin and the rest indigenous.

The fresh deaths have been reported from Maharashtra (4), Karnataka (2) and Chhattisgarh (1).

Till yesterday, 36,959 passengers have been screened at 83 counters manned by 225 doctors and 172 paramedics. Total passengers screened till date is 53,64,870.

Maharashtra has reported the maximum number of 48 cases followed by Tamil Nadu (15) and Delhi (12).
http://www.indopia.in/India-usa-uk-news/latest-news/662825/National/1/20/1
 
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Flu pandemic claims four more lives, toll climbs to 105


New Delhi, Sept 2 (PTI) With four more deaths, including two in Andhra Pradesh, due to swine flu in three states, the countrywide toll in the pandemic today reached 105.

Two persons, including a woman, died of swine flu in Andhra Pradesh, first fatalities due to the influenza in the state.

A 25-year-old government employee, who was admitted to Government Chest hospital in Andhra Pradesh on August 31 and had tested positive for the H1N1 virus, died last night, state health authorities said adding a woman, 35, succumbed to the virus at a corporate hospital.

Shahida Misgar, 36, today succumbed to H1N1 virus at a private hospital in Karnataka, health authorities said.

In Pune, the worst affected city, 53-year-old man Rajendra Dake died at the government-run Sassoon hospital today, taking the toll in the viral infection to 33, hospital authorities said.

With the four deaths, fatalities due to the disease has climbed to 105.

http://www.ptinews.com/news/261340_Flu-pandemic-claims-four-more-lives--toll-climbs-to-105
 
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