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Maharashtra Influenza 2015, 905 fatalities

Mumbai's swine flu death toll in August reaches 13
Last Updated: Friday, August 21, 2015 - 20:08


Mumbai: Swine flu has claimed two more lives in the city, taking the total number of deaths due to the disease this month to 13, official data said.


The number of victims the H1N1 influenza has claimed in the metropolis since January this has touched 40, it added.

According to the daily report issued by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), the latest victims of the H1N1 virus were - a 76-year-old suburban Ghatkopar resident and an 80-year-old woman from suburban Malad.

Total 2,427 swine flu cases have been reported in the city so far this year, it said.
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http://zeenews.india.com/news/healt...-death-toll-in-august-reaches-13_1650796.html
 
H1N1 claims lives of 2 senior citizens, kid
TNN | Aug 21, 2015, 10.41 PM IST

Mumbai: Two senior citizens and an 11-year-old boy died of H1N1 influenza on Thursday, taking the death toll in the city to 40 this year. As many as 42 people have tested positive for the virus over the last 24 hours, including a resident doctor from the state-run JJ Hospital.
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The boy from Bhayander, however, had no associated underlying ailments, the BMC said. He was admitted to Kokilaben Hospital on August 19 and died within a day of multi-organ failure and lung collapse. In August, 13 people have died of the infection and nearly 400 tested positive.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...tm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=TOICitiesNews
 
Senior citizen from Satara dies of swine flu
TNN | Aug 22, 2015, 03.34 AM IST

PUNE: A 75-year-old woman from Satara district succumbed to swine flu at a private hospital here early on Friday, taking the number of H1N1 casualties in the city to 97 so far this year.

Besides, three more people tested positive for the infection on Friday. As many as 863 people have been infected with the virus in Pune since the beginning of this year. The condition of 10 patients is critical and they have been put on ventilator support.
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The National Institute of Virology (NIV) has also confirmed that the positivity rate of swine flu has shot up to 7% in the last two weeks from the marginal 1% to 2% earlier. Besides, the scientists have also observed increased co-circulation of influenza B viruses that cause milder infections.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ra-dies-of-swine-flu/articleshow/48600493.cms
 
Google translated;

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
http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.co...-in-mumbai-in-8-days/articleshow/48591069.cms
 
Pune: Bibvewadi senior citizen succumbs to swine flu
TNN | Aug 24, 2015, 05.25 AM IST

PUNE: An 80-year-old man from Bibvewadi died of swine flu at a private hospital in the city on Saturday. He is the ninth person to have died from the infection in the city in the last four weeks. The earlier eight victims, however, had come to the city from neighbouring areas for medical treatment.

So far this year, 98 people have died of swine flu in the city.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...uccumbs-to-swine-flu/articleshow/48646681.cms

H1N1 claimed 39 pregnant women in state this year
Posted On: 2015-08-24 Posted By: HT Correspondent Health & Lifestyle HT Mumbai Newspapers
Mumbai, Aug. 24 -- Swine flu has emerged as one of the major causes of maternal deaths in the state, with 39 women dying of H1N1 infection since January this year.

Doctors said H1N1 infection is a preventable condition and losing would-be mothers to the flu is "worrying".

Seven percent of all swine flu deaths - 571 - recorded this year were of pregnant women, according to the state health department.

"Considering that swine flu is a completely treatable condition, any mortality is unacceptable," said Dr Ashok Anand, professor gynaecology department at Sir JJ Hospital, Byculla.

Public health experts said this season, the number of pregnant women being diagnosed with swine flu is higher compared to previous years.

In the last fortnight, ...
http://www.htsyndication.com/htspor...-39-pregnant-women-in-state-this-year/7736197
 
H1N1 claims 2 more, August toll goes up to 15
TNN | Aug 25, 2015, 01.18 AM IST

MUMBAI: H1N1 claimed two lives in the city over the weekend, taking the swine flu death toll in August to 15. The BMC on Monday said 87 people, including 47 from the city's periphery, have succumbed to the disease in various Mumbai hospitals since January.

Overall in the state, the number of positive cases has breached the 2010 pandemic stage when 6,118 cases were reported. The count of positive cases this year touched 6,315 on Monday, making it the highest-ever to be recorded since the virus emerged in 2009. Even mortality-wise, with 613 deaths already in 2015, the toll will likely breach the 2010 record.
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One was a 50-year-old woman from Dahisar, who had a history of heart disease. She also had diabetes and hypertension.
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The other deceased was a 21-year-old resident of Santacruz (East). According to the civic report, the man was an epileptic.
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Meanwhile, a two-and-a-half-year-old boy from a working class neighbourhood has succumbed to H1N1 in Thane, taking the death toll there to 12 since the start of the year.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...t-toll-goes-up-to-15/articleshow/48660106.cms
 
30-yr-old succumbs to twin malaria-H1N1 infection
Sumitra Deb Roy,TNN | Aug 26, 2015, 12.18 AM IST

MUMBAI: A 30-year-old Vakola man died of an uncommon but potentially lethal combination of malaria and H1N1, after battling the mixed infections for nearly three weeks. With H1N1 deaths breaching the 600-mark in Maharashtra, experts are wondering whether this is the virus' worst attack ever.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...laria-H1N1-infection/articleshow/48673540.cms
 
Bandra resident dies of swine flu; toll reaches 43

SINCE JANUARY THIS YEAR, 2,573 MUMBAI RESIDENTS HAVE CONTRACTED H1N1 INFECTION

MUMBAI: A 30-year-old man from Bandra is the latest victim of the H1N1 infection in the city, said civic officials, who are recording an average of 25 to 30 cases of swine flu every day.
With the Bandra resident?s death, the toll in the city has risen to 43 this year. In August, 16 people succumbed to the infection.
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State Website Updated to August 24th; https://arogya.maharashtra.gov.in/Site/Uploads/Category/H1N1_State_Report_Date_24.08.15.pdf
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2-year-old man with heart condition dies of H1N1
TNN | Aug 28, 2015, 11.46 PM IST

MUMBAI: A 92-year-old Bandra resident became the 44th person to die of H1N1 influenza this year. In the past one week, over 100 Mumbaikars have tested positive for the virus that has been showing no signs of subsiding.

The latest victim was rushed to the hospital with a heart condition, dilated cardiomyopathy, where the heart's muscles are enlarged. A doctor from the hospital said he was brought in a breathless condition on August 14. They suspected H1N1 infection only when he developed pneumonia during the course of treatment.
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At the state-level, deaths have already breached the 618 count and cases have gone beyond 6,619.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ndition-dies-of-H1N1/articleshow/48716420.cms
 
The woman died of swine phlyune Chikhli
Sunday, 30 August 2015 Print Email

MPC News - 39-year-old woman in a swine phlyune Chikhli yesterday (Oct. 29) died in the hospital at the very Sterling eleven in the morning. The number of swine-die phlyune is now 37.

The woman was admitted to hospital on 26 August. The same day they were found in the inspection of swine flu. While at the very start of treatment died during the eleven in the morning.
Rainy weather on the head is removed again Swine phlyune. So far, 763 have been admitted to hospital with suspected swine flu patients. Out of 412 persons have been diagnosed with swine flu. 3 of them are patients atyavastheta.

Periodically coming rain, the number of patients in this weather moisture is increasing day by day. So citizens should take care that the right to prevent swine flu, and if immediate treatment and phlyuci symptoms should consult a doctor and that is being appealed.

- See more at: http://mpcnews.in/index.php/component/k2/item/11592-2015-08-30-06-22-12#sthash.GxTPbqQq.dpuf
 
More H1N1 positivity in private labs, needs scrutiny, says Maharashtra's health minister
Sumitra Deb Roy,TNN | Aug 30, 2015, 10.53 PM IST

MUMBAI: Maharashtra's public health minister Dr Deepak Sawant said on Sunday that certain private laboratories are getting more H1N1 influenza positivity than the public ones in Mumbai. He also cautioned that testing was not required for each and every patient.

"It has come to our notice that the positivity rates are much higher in samples that are being tested in private labs. The municipal corporation will be investigating into that," Sawant told TOI. He also added that most patients are seeking H1N1 test on their own when only those with breathing difficulty and in need of hospitalization should get tested.

Sawant held a meeting with the BMC officials on Sunday to check preparedness for the upcoming festivals. The state is currently grappling with 623 deaths ...and over 6809 H1N1 cases since January.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...tras-health-minister/articleshow/48735382.cms
 
Swine flu and a victim of Monday, 31 August 2015 AT 06:48:59 PM
Khed taluka isamaca 58-year-old died in hospital at Chinchwad phlyune Birla swine Monday morning. Resulting in the death of swine phlyune who were the figure has reached over 38.
Isamala was admitted to the hospital or health khalavalyane Khed talukyatila eight days. Swine flu was the same day they were found in the inspection. While at the very start of treatment died during the eleven in the morning.
http://aplapune.com/defaultcontroller/detail/3452

State website updated to Aug 30th https://arogya.maharashtra.gov.in/Site/Uploads/Category/H1N1_State_Report_Date_30.08.15.pdf

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Swine flu claims seven lives in 24 hours in Maharashtra
September 1, 2015HEALTH
Mumbai,Sep 1 :Seven Swine Flu in people to Succumbed Last 24 hours of which three are from Maharashtra in Thane near Mumbai, Two from Pune and Sangli and Nippani Belgaon One each from Karnataka in. According to Mumbai?s PUBLIC Health Department, State has a spurt of Witnessed Monsoon- related ailments this month.
A total of 75 H1N1 cases were reported in the State while 33 patients Positive in Last 24 hours VENTILATOR Have been put on.
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http://dailyindiamail.com/?p=49730
 
Govt clamps down on ‘indiscriminate’ H1N1 tests
Sumitra Deb Roy,TNN | Sep 3, 2015, 12.13 AM IST

MUMBAI: The state public health department has decided to put a cap on indiscriminate testing for H1N1 influenza in accredited laboratories. Doctors, before referring a patient, and laboratories while filling up patient details, will now have to specify the 'category' before going ahead with the expensive test.

The Union health ministry's guidelines divide H1N1 patients into four categories of which only 'Category A' patients are supposed to get tested. A patient with breathlessness, high fever, falling BP, discolouration of nails and a history of underlying ailments such as hypertension, diabetes and obesity will fall under this category and thereby should be tested. However, patients from other categories (see box) should be immediately started on Oseltamivir.
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Maharashtra is in the grip of its worst ever H1N1 wave since 2009 when the virus first emerged. This year, nearly 7,000 people tested positive in the state and 634 died since January. In Mumbai, nearly 2,700 people have been affected so far, including 700 in August alone. There have also been 44 deaths.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/c...w/48778708.cms
 
Clouds phlucam swine Konkan face an Ganesh
Last Updated: Thursday, September 3, 2015 - 12:23

Sindhudurg / Aurangabad: An Ganesh in the face of swine flu has killed two Sindhudurg district. And believe the growth in the number of patients each day. The two villages has been given the all clear and nerura sonavadepara River kinaryavara alert.


State Health Minister dies of neglect in spite of the enormous health Deepak Sawant sindhudurgatale. Ganapati Mumbai Konkan are being cakaramani rajyabharatuna large numbers. However, when the face of an Ganesh district alone does not seem to move on to face the swine phlunam district administration.

Swine flu victim gone second if there Aurangabad city. CIDCO N -4 swine phlunam woman has died here.


Poonam Gupta, Hari Om, that is the name of the woman. Washing hospital treatment was started on the woman. The victim has died during treatment. Swine flu is coming, however, appear to be asleep while increasing municipal ghettos.
http://zeenews.india.com/marathi/ne...ents-increased-in-kokan-and-aurangabad/283845
 
[h=1]23 people affected by swine flu daily in Mumbai: BMC[/h] In August, around 23 people were affected by the H1N1 infection daily in Mumbai, said the BMC epidemiology cell. Last month, 715 people were detected with swine flu as compared to just one case reported in last August.
Public health experts said the number of people taking ill with the infection will only rise. ?In Mumbai, swine flu is being reported throughout the year. The infection is becoming endemic,? said a senior doctor. After Nagpur, Mumbai has recorded maximum swine flu deaths.
Since January, 43 people in Mumbai have died of swine flu. To curb the number of cases, the state health department has recommended vaccination for people who fall in the high risk category that includes people with low immunity, pregnant women, children and the elderly.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/mumba...flu-daily-in-mumbai-bmc/article1-1387088.aspx
 
[h=1]2-year-old?s heart gets enlarged because of H1N1[/h]
MUMBAI: A heart condition, typically seen in adults going through extreme emotional events, was found in a two-year-old Malad child, Shreya Bachim, suffering from H1N1. The virus invaded her heart, leading to 'broken heart syndrome', which, Surya Hospital doctors claimed, has never been associated with a viral infection before.

The syndrome is seldom seen in children. The condition temporarily causes the heart to enlarge and take a bulging shape.

The attack in Shreya was so severe that the pumping capacity of her heart was down to 15%. The virus triggered normal symptoms initially, such as fever and bouts of vomiting, before progressing to the heart in mid-August. She was initially admitted to a hospital in Goregaon, where her condition continued to worsen. While doctors suspected viral infection, she was neither tested nor treated for H1N1.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...rged-because-of-H1N1/articleshow/48796474.cms
 
Swine flu claims 104th victim [in the city of Pune - Ro], vaccination drive stepped up
With the swine flu deaths increasing by the day, the authorities have now stepped up its vaccination campaign against the disease.

By: Express News Service | Pune | Published:September 5, 2015 1:37 am
A man from Lonand in Pune district died of swine flu at KEM hospital on Friday, making him the 104th victim since January this year. The 33-year-old was suffering from fever with chills and cough since August 18. He was initially treated at Swami Samarth hospital but was later shifted to KEM hospital after his condition deteriorated. He, however, died of disease-related acute respiratory distress syndrome on Friday.
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http://indianexpress.com/article/ci...ms-104th-victim-vaccination-drive-stepped-up/
 
Pregnant women to get swine flu shot in dist hospitals
Snehlata Shrivastav,TNN | Sep 5, 2015, 03.20 AM IST

NAGPUR: After the success of a month long pilot project of vaccinating pregnant women against swine flu in six hospitals in the state, the public health department has decided to extend this facility to all district hospitals in Maharashtra from September 15.
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He said though the total number of deaths due to swine flu in Nagpur since January this year was very high (127), less than half the patients (60) belonged to Nagpur city. The other deaths were of patients from other districts in the region as well as those coming from Madhya Pradesh (MP), Chhattisgarh and Andhra Pradesh (AP). Of all deaths, mortality among pregnant women this season was relatively low (only four).
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ot-in-dist-hospitals/articleshow/48824955.cms
 
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