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H1N1: 8 killed in Mumbai in 8 days
Aug 22, 2015, 08.30 AM IST
- In the last 8 days in Mumbai has been the death of 8 people H 1 N 1, 6 senior citizens
- JJ Hospital Maikrobayloji department was a doctor of swine flu have been given 4 Temiflu
- For physicians to collect samples of swine flu is not the system of N-95 masks
Deepika Sharma, Mumbai
In the past 20 days, killing 13 people with swine flu have been confirmed dead on Friday and Rha 2. Please tell in Mumbai from August 13 until now have been 8 deaths from swine flu. Yet resulted in 8 deaths in the last 8 days, yet 6 of senior citizens have been killed. According to the death of a 76-year-old man was in Fortis Hospital in Mumbai. This person was a resident of Ghatkopar and August 16 it was being Temiflu. On the other death was a 80-year-old woman. Kandivali resident of Malad woman was hospitalized century later was sent to Kasturba Hospital. Both deaths occurred Thursday.
Infected doctor
So far, swine flu has killed 37 people in Mumbai doctors are engulfed. JJ Hospital Maikrobayloji department because of swine flu, a resident doctor of the hospital's medical student ward Admit. While four of the department and doctors because of flu symptoms Temiflu has begun. Please tell the name of Dr Knupria Rohilla- Maikrobayloji department's resident doctor from August 14 Seconds Iyri were visible signs of the flu. After which he was admitted to the hospital ward. Another resident doctors of JJ Hospital Maikrobayloji department told us a day at least 9 to 10 are required to view samples of swine flu. Our duty hours are not fixed. 24-hour emergency duty is required. So when our immunity is already in danger of any kind of flu or virus threat is too much to us. Please tell that most hospitals do not provide N-95 masks to avoid infection. Central Maharashtra Resident Doctors Association president Dr ocean Muddha said the 14 medical colleges, 12 colleges resident doctors who saved it from infection masks are for nominal. We soon Minister of Health and Medical Education idle state minister writing.
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20 killed in Mumbai in 15 days
Aside Mumbaikars are troubled by the slow pace of monsoon, but monsoon diseases should not see any reduction in speed is. In Mumbai in the last 15 days, 20 people have died from such diseases. Surprisingly, these 6 deaths occurred in just fever, while most deaths were due to the H1 N1 virus. In terms of the first 15 days of August data yet H 1 N 1 to 10, from 6 to fever, leptospirosis and hepatitis 2 and one each from DENGUE claimed. Gestro city after the swine flu remains the biggest trouble. BMC's epidemic cell data, the past 15 days, more than 500 cases have Gestro.
From August 1 until August 15 in Mumbai monsoon illness
Disease deaths case
Fever 4405 6
Malaria 380 0
Lepto 21 2
DENGUE 33 1
H 1 N 1 228 10
Gestro 507 0
Typhoid 47 0
Hepatitis 50 0
Cikngunia 0 0
Note H 1 N 1 to August 15 of the cases and the death toll has been
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