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India Influenza 2017: 2,264 lab confirmed deaths

Our current FT fatality totals are as follows. Click on active states for a more detailed thread.

Maharashtra: 273
Gujarat: 75
Kerala: 66
Rajasthan: 59 - includes 3 fatalities of out of state residents who died in Rajasthan
Tamil Nadu: 32 - includes media reports of confirmed cases from private hospitals
Telangana: 17
Andhra Pradesh:16
Karnataka: 15
West Bengal: 10
Puducherry: 9
Himachal Pradesh: 5
Punjab: 5
Delhi: 5
Madhya Pradesh: 4
Chhattisgarh: 4
Uttar Pradesh: 4
Uttarakhand: 4
Goa: 3
Haryana: 2
Assam: 2
Jharkhand: 2
Odisha: 1
Andaman & Nicobar: 1

Total: 614
It is possible that some duplication exists in this total due to patients being resident in one state, but being hospitalized in another. - Ro

Comparison to previous years;
2016: 265 fatalities for the full year.
2015: 2,348 fatalities to Aug 7th
2014: 98 fatalities reported to June 30th
2013: 625 fatalities reported to July 29th.
2012: 102 fatalities to July 9th.
2011: 44 fatalities to July 31st.
2010: 683 fatalities to July 18th
 
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[h=1]Swine flu on the rise among India?s young, kills 600 in first half of 2017[/h] The first half of 2017 has seen a spurt in the number of deaths and infections caused by Influenza A (H1N1), popularly referred to as swine flu in India.
Till July 9, H1N1 affected 12,460 people and caused 600 deaths as against 1,786 infections and 265 deaths in the whole of last year.
Experts are also alarmed at the number is high among young adults. About 40% of the deaths and 50% of the infections are among people in the 20-50 years age group, with no co-morbid conditions.
Dr Pradeep Awate, state surveillance officer, Maharashtra, said this could be because young people move a lot, and are therefore vulnerable to swine flu, which is an air-borne infection. His state has topped the list in the country with 2,324 cases and 284 deaths so far.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/healt...alf-of-2017/story-4pEsOMuTROd1ikdL6hwFDI.html
 
Our current FT fatality totals are as follows. Click on active states for a more detailed thread.

Maharashtra: 313
Gujarat: 82
Kerala: 67
Rajasthan: 59 - includes 3 fatalities of out of state residents who died in Rajasthan
Tamil Nadu: 32 - includes media reports of confirmed cases from private hospitals
Telangana: 18
Andhra Pradesh:16
Karnataka: 16
West Bengal: 10
Puducherry: 9
Uttarakhand: 7
Himachal Pradesh: 5
Punjab: 5
Delhi: 5
Madhya Pradesh: 4
Chhattisgarh: 4
Uttar Pradesh: 4
Goa: 3
Haryana: 2
Assam: 2
Jharkhand: 2
Chandigarh: 1
Odisha: 1
Andaman & Nicobar: 1

Total: 668
It is possible that some duplication exists in this total due to patients being resident in one state, but being hospitalized in another. - Ro

Comparison to previous years;
2016: 265 fatalities for the full year.
2015: 2,348 fatalities to Aug 7th
2014: 98 fatalities reported to June 30th
2013: 625 fatalities reported to July 29th.
2012: 134 fatalities to Aug 7th.
2011: 44 fatalities to July 31st.
2010: 731 fatalities to July 25th
 
Our current FT fatality totals are as follows. Click on active states for a more detailed thread.

Maharashtra: 339
Gujarat: 83
Kerala: 70
Rajasthan: 59 - includes 3 fatalities of out of state residents who died in Rajasthan
Tamil Nadu: 32 - includes media reports of confirmed cases from private hospitals
Telangana: 18
Andhra Pradesh:16
Karnataka: 16
West Bengal: 10
Puducherry: 9
Himachal Pradesh: 9
Uttarakhand: 8
Punjab: 8
Uttar Pradesh: 6
Delhi: 6
Madhya Pradesh: 5
Goa: 5
Chhattisgarh: 4
Haryana: 2
Assam: 2
Jharkhand: 2
Chandigarh: 2
Odisha: 1
Andaman & Nicobar: 1

Total: 713
It is possible that some duplication exists in this total due to patients being resident in one state, but being hospitalized in another. - Ro

Comparison to previous years;
2016: 265 fatalities for the full year.
2015: 2,348 fatalities to Aug 7th
2014: 151 fatalities reported to Oct 15th
2013: 625 fatalities reported to July 29th.
2012: 134 fatalities to Aug 7th.
2011: 44 fatalities to July 31st.
2010: 731 fatalities to July 25th
 
Our current FT fatality totals are as follows. Click on active states for a more detailed thread.

Maharashtra: 366
Gujarat: 112
Kerala: 71
Rajasthan: 60 - includes 3 fatalities of out of state residents who died in Rajasthan
Tamil Nadu: 33 - includes media reports of confirmed cases from private hospitals
Telangana: 20
Karnataka: 17
Andhra Pradesh:16
Delhi: 15 - includes fatalities confirmed by hospitals, but not included in government reports
West Bengal: 12
Uttar Pradesh: 10
Himachal Pradesh: 10
Uttarakhand: 10
Puducherry: 9
Punjab: 8
Chhattisgarh: 6
Madhya Pradesh: 6
Goa: 5
Chandigarh: 4
Haryana: 4
Assam: 2
Jharkhand: 2
Odisha: 1
Andaman & Nicobar: 1

Total: 800
It is possible that some duplication exists in this total due to patients being resident in one state, but being hospitalized in another. - Ro

Comparison to previous years;
2016: 265 fatalities for the full year.
2015: 2,348 fatalities to Aug 7th
2014: 151 fatalities reported to Oct 15th
2013: 643 fatalities reported to July 31st.
2012: 134 fatalities to Aug 7th.
2011: 75 fatalities for the full year.
2010: 793 fatalities to Aug 1st.
 
The death toll due to H1N1 virus has reached around 736 across the country with over 15,121 cases of the viral infection.
In 2016, the capital had reported 193 cases of H1N1 virus till this time of the year. Symptoms include fever, cough, nasal secretion, fatigue, headache, bodyache and sore throat. Frequent hand-washing and avoiding crowded places are among the precautions one should take to avoid catching the infection.

http://www.dnaindia.com/delhi/report-capital-sees-166-new-cases-of-swine-flu-2523461
 
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https://twitter.com/drabhijitmore/status/897524859453886464
 
Our current FT fatality totals are as follows. Click on active states for a more detailed thread.

Maharashtra: 440
Gujarat: 242
Kerala: 73 (+ 9 others suspected)
Rajasthan: 62 - includes 3 fatalities of out of state residents who died in Rajasthan
Tamil Nadu: 33 - includes media reports of confirmed cases from private hospitals
Uttar Pradesh: 29
Telangana: 20
West Bengal: 20
Karnataka: 17
Andhra Pradesh:16
Delhi: 15 - includes fatalities confirmed by hospitals, but not included in government reports. RML hospital alone has reported 25 suspected fatalities.
Punjab: 15
Uttarakhand: 14
Odisha: 11
Himachal Pradesh: 10
Puducherry: 9
Chhattisgarh: 8
Madhya Pradesh: 7
Goa: 7
Chandigarh: 4
Haryana: 4
Assam: 3
Jharkhand: 2
Andaman & Nicobar: 1
Arunachal Pradesh: 1
Manipur: 1

Total: 1,064
It is possible that some duplication exists in this total due to patients being resident in one state, but being hospitalized in another. - Ro

Comparison to previous years;
2016: 265 fatalities for the full year.
2015: 2,434 fatalities to Aug 30th
2014: 151 fatalities reported to Oct 15th
2013: 653 fatalities reported to Aug 25th.
2012: 151 fatalities to Aug 25th.
2011: 75 fatalities for the full year.
2010: 1,038 fatalities to Aug 15th. (https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum...n-india-july-26-to-october-17th-2010?t=150451)
 
[h=2]1,094 swine flu deaths across India so far this year: govt[/h] New Delhi, Aug 23 Swine flu has claimed over 1,000 lives so far this year, which is four times more than deaths recorded last year, with a total of 22,186 cases reported across the country till now, data from the Union health ministry revealed.
Maharashtra has the highest death toll with 437 people succumbing to H1N1 infections, followed by Gujarat at 269, Kerala at 73, and Rajasthan at 69.
According to the data, India recorded 1,094 swine flu deaths and 22,186 cases till August 20, compared to 265 deaths and 1,786 cases in 2016.
Maharashtra, till August 20, recorded 4,245 cases followed by Gujarat (3,029), Tamil Nadu (2,994) and Karnataka (2,956).
The national capital so far has recorded 1,719 H1N1 infections and five deaths.
As per the data, 342 people have died in August alone as compared to six deaths in the same period last year.
The country witnessed the worst outbreak of the H1N1 influenza in the pandemic years of 2009-10 when the disease killed over 2,700 people and affected around 50,000 others.

https://www.outlookindia.com/newssc...hs-across-india-so-far-this-year-govt/1130405
 
Our current FT fatality totals are as follows. Click on active states for a more detailed thread.

Maharashtra: 450
Gujarat: 308
Rajasthan: 76
Kerala: 73 (+ 9 others suspected)
Uttar Pradesh: 41
Tamil Nadu: 33 - includes media reports of confirmed cases from private hospitals
Odisha: 24
Delhi: 22 (47 fatalities reported in city hospitals, 22 were from Delhi, 25 from surrounding states)
Telangana: 20
West Bengal: 20
Punjab: 18
Karnataka: 17
Andhra Pradesh:16
Uttarakhand: 15
Madhya Pradesh: 13
Chhattisgarh: 13
Himachal Pradesh: 10
Puducherry: 9
Goa: 7
Chandigarh: 4
Haryana: 4
Assam: 3
Jharkhand: 2
Andaman & Nicobar: 1
Arunachal Pradesh: 1
Manipur: 1

Total: 1,201
It is possible that some duplication exists in this total due to patients being resident in one state, but being hospitalized in another. - Ro

Comparison to previous years;
2016: 265 fatalities for the full year.
2015: 2,434 fatalities to Aug 30th
2014: 151 fatalities reported to Oct 15th
2013: 653 fatalities reported to Aug 25th.
2012: 151 fatalities to Aug 25th.
2011: 75 fatalities for the full year.
2010: 1,117 fatalities to Aug 22nd. (https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum/...-2010?t=150451)
 
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http://idsp.nic.in/WriteReadData/l892s/806503481504174625.pdf

Our current FT fatality totals are as follows. Click on active states for a more detailed thread.

Maharashtra: 467
Gujarat: 354
Rajasthan: 92 (including 5 out of state residents)
Kerala: 74 (+ 9 others suspected)
Uttar Pradesh: 66
Punjab: 36
Tamil Nadu: 33 - includes media reports of confirmed cases from private hospitals
Odisha: 32
Madhya Pradesh: 28
Delhi: 22 (47 fatalities reported in city hospitals, 22 were from Delhi, 25 from surrounding states)
Telangana: 22 (reported in the media)
West Bengal: 20
Karnataka: 17
Andhra Pradesh:16
Uttarakhand: 16
Chhattisgarh: 16
Himachal Pradesh: 12
Puducherry: 9
Goa: 8
Chandigarh: 4 (I've put Haryana residents with Haryana)
Haryana: 4 (all 4 died in Chandigarh hospitals)
Assam: 4
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 4
Daman & Diu: 2
Jharkhand: 2
Andaman & Nicobar: 1
Arunachal Pradesh: 1
Manipur: 1

Total: 1,363
It is possible that some duplication exists in this total due to patients being resident in one state, but being hospitalized in another. - Ro

Comparison to previous years;
2016: 265 fatalities for the full year.
2015: 2,434 fatalities to Aug 30th
2014: 151 fatalities reported to Oct 15th
2013: 653 fatalities reported to Aug 25th.
2012: 151 fatalities to Aug 25th.
2011: 75 fatalities for the full year.
2010: 1,182 fatalities to Aug 29th. (https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum/...-2010?t=150451)
 
Our current FT fatality totals are as follows. Click on active states for a more detailed thread.

Maharashtra: 508
Gujarat: 393
Rajasthan: 119 (including 6 out of state residents)
Kerala: 75 (+ 9 others suspected)
Uttar Pradesh: 73
Punjab: 46
Odisha: 45
Madhya Pradesh: 45
Tamil Nadu: 33 - includes media reports of confirmed cases from private hospitals
Telangana: 23 (reported in the media)
Delhi: 22 (49 fatalities reported in city hospitals, 22 were from Delhi, 27 from surrounding states)
Chhattisgarh: 22
West Bengal: 20
Karnataka: 17
Andhra Pradesh:16
Uttarakhand: 16
Himachal Pradesh: 12
Puducherry: 9
Goa: 9
Haryana: 7 (at least 4 died in Chandigarh hospitals)
Assam: 5
Chandigarh: 4 (I've put Haryana residents with Haryana)
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 4
Daman & Diu: 2
Jharkhand: 2
Andaman & Nicobar: 1
Arunachal Pradesh: 1
Manipur: 1
Jammu & Kashmir: 1

Total: 1,531
It is possible that some duplication exists in this total due to patients being resident in one state, but being hospitalized in another. - Ro

Comparison to previous years;
2016: 265 fatalities for the full year.
2015: 2,516 fatalities to Sep 12th
2014: 151 fatalities reported to Oct 15th
2013: 653 fatalities reported to Aug 25th.
2012: 173 fatalities to Sep 10th.
2011: 75 fatalities for the full year.
2010: 1,417 fatalities to Sep 12th. (https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum/...-2010?t=150451)
 
Alarming 5-fold rise in swine flu deaths

There has been an alarming 16-fold rise in the number of swine flu cases and five-fold increase in deaths due to the H1N1 virus infection in India this year. According to the data available from the Union Health Ministry, a total of 29,076 cases have been registered so far in nine months in 2017 across the country against just 1,786 cases in 2016.
Compared to 265 deaths reported last year, the casualty figure stands at 1,415 so far in 2017. Maharashtra tops the list with 504 deaths followed by Gujarat with 367 deaths. (See Box)
However, while many States are under the grip of the mosquito-borne diseases, the data reveal that the virus seems to have spared the North-Eastern region so far. While Meghalaya, Sikkim, Mizoram and Manipur have reported no cases, Arunanchal Pradesh has registered five cases and one death during the period. Tripura has reported 35 cases for the first time in last so many years.


http://www.dailypioneer.com/todays-n...lu-deaths.html
 
Our current FT fatality totals are as follows. Click on active states for a more detailed thread.

Maharashtra: 536
Gujarat: 412
Rajasthan: 144 (may or may not include 10 out of state residents)
Uttar Pradesh: 80
Kerala: 75 (+ 9 others suspected)
Madhya Pradesh: 62
Punjab: 59
Odisha: 50
Tamil Nadu: 34 - includes media reports of confirmed cases from private hospitals
Chhattisgarh: 31
Telangana: 24 (reported in the media)
Delhi: 22 (over 50 fatalities reported in city hospitals, 22 were from Delhi, 27 from surrounding states, others undetermined)
West Bengal: 20
Uttarakhand: 19
Karnataka: 17
Andhra Pradesh:16
Himachal Pradesh: 13
Goa: 10
Puducherry: 9
Haryana: 7 (at least 4 died in Chandigarh hospitals)
Assam: 5
Chandigarh: 4 (I've put Haryana residents with Haryana)
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 4
Daman & Diu: 2
Jharkhand: 2
Jammu & Kashmir: 2
Andaman & Nicobar: 1
Arunachal Pradesh: 1
Manipur: 1

Total: 1,662
It is possible that some duplication exists in this total due to patients being resident in one state, but being hospitalized in another. - Ro

Comparison to previous years;
2016: 265 fatalities for the full year.
2015: 2,516 fatalities to Sep 12th
2014: 151 fatalities reported to Oct 15th
2013: 707 fatalities for the full year.
2012: 186 fatalities to Sep 22nd.
2011: 75 fatalities for the full year.
2010: 1,544 fatalities to Sep 19th. (https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum/...-2010?t=150451)
 
Our current FT fatality totals are as follows. Click on active states for a more detailed thread.

Maharashtra: 580
Gujarat: 434
Rajasthan: 184 (may or may not include 10 out of state residents)
Madhya Pradesh: 88
Uttar Pradesh: 87
Kerala: 75 (+ 9 others suspected)
Punjab: 66
Odisha: 53
Delhi: 53 (53 fatalities reported by city hospitals, 22 were from Delhi, 29 from surrounding states, others undetermined)
Chhattisgarh: 40
Tamil Nadu: 34 - includes media reports of confirmed cases from private hospitals
Telangana: 24 (reported in the media)
Uttarakhand: 22
West Bengal: 20
Karnataka: 17
Andhra Pradesh:16
Himachal Pradesh: 13
Goa: 11
Puducherry: 9
Haryana: 9 (at least 4 died in Chandigarh hospitals)
Assam: 5
Chandigarh: 6
Dadra & Nagar Haveli: 4
Daman & Diu: 2
Jharkhand: 2
Jammu & Kashmir: 2
Andaman & Nicobar: 1
Arunachal Pradesh: 1
Manipur: 1

Total: 1,859
It is possible that some duplication exists in this total due to patients being resident in one state, but being hospitalized in another. - Ro

Comparison to previous years;
2016: 265 fatalities for the full year.
2015: 2,649 fatalities to Sep 26th
2014: 151 fatalities reported to Oct 15th
2013: 707 fatalities for the full year.
2012: 186 fatalities to Sep 22nd.
2011: 75 fatalities for the full year.
2010: 1,702 fatalities to Oct 3rd. (https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum/...-2010?t=150451)
 
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