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DELHI INFLUENZA HISTORY
A sick European to 7,044 deaths: How influenza became notifiable disease in Delhi over a century agoInfluenza claimed over seven thousand lives in Delhi city during the 1918 pandemic. Archival records show the disease spread rapidly after ...- Flu not going away? Delhi-NCR reports 1,344 H1N1 cases; doctors reveal warning signs you shouldn't ignoreDelhi-NCR is witnessing a significant surge in H1N1 influenza cases this year. Delhi alone has reported over thirteen hundred cases, a subs...
- Covid cases rising in India: Mumbai reports nearly 100 infections; Gurgaon, Chennai and Pune increase preparednessSeveral Indian states are experiencing a rise in Covid-19 cases, mirroring a regional resurgence in parts of Asia. Cities like Mumbai, Chen...
- Delhi reports 23 COVID-19 cases, orders hospitals to ensure beds, oxygen & vaccine stockThe Delhi government has issued a Covid advisory instructing hospitals to ensure availability of beds, oxygen, essential medicines, and vac...
- HMPV cases in India: From Delhi to Karnataka, states issue advisory for virus; Check dos and don’tsStates like Delhi and Karnataka have issued advisories to prevent the spread of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), which causes flu-like symptom...
- Delhi government issues advisory on H3N2, directs hospitals to monitor situationAlthough not many cases of this virus have been reported in the government hospitals of Delhi, strict instructions have been given to the D...
- While urban areas are having transmission in phases, Covid-19 poses a bigger threat to ‘silent’ areasThose studying the pattern of the virus say it will first infect the urban areas, where there is a dense population, and then move inwards ...
- Delhi: Door-to-door survey in containment zones to be completed by July 6Last week, the government had launched a mammoth exercise to screen the national capital's population for coronavirus and fixed the deadlin...
- Rajasthan to test 10% migrantsThe Rajasthan government plans to test 10% of all migrants, giving priority to those returning from Maharashtra and Gujarat. Samples will b...
- Covid 19: Private hospitals use ‘other’ clause to test all patientsBefore any procedure, private hospitals are now conducting RT-PCR confirmatory test for Covid-19. Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)...
- Karnataka reports four deaths in 24 hours; 3 are SARI patientsKarnataka on Tuesday reported four deaths due to coronavirus, taking the state's death toll from the coronavirus infection to 10.
- Coronavirus count crosses 1,000 in Tamil NaduHealth Secretary Beela Rajesh said of the 106, as many as 16 had "inter-state travel" history and the remaining were their contacts.
- Health Ministry to allow accredited pvt labs to conduct tests for coronavirusAt present only government labs are permitted to do the test and the Centre is making arrangements to nearly double its capacity to test fo...
- Accredited private labs to be allowed to test for Covid-19Asked whether others who are symptomatic but do not fit the current criteria could be tested too, Bhargava said, “All those who require tes...
- Five more succumb to swine flu, countrywide toll rises to 413Five more persons succumbed to swine flu in the country today, taking the toll to 413, even as 43 fresh cases of the disease were reported ...
- Two swine flu deaths in DelhiThe national capital has recorded its first swine flu deaths with a 31-year-old man and a 38-year-old woman succumbing to the H1N1 influenz...
- 13 new flu cases in DelhiThe designated government facilities got overwhelmed with a number of people turning up for screening.
- After swine flu death, new guidelines for private hospitalsThe health ministry will issue new guidelines to private hospitals on handling swine flu patients, Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said Tu...
- American & European visitors to be screened for swine fluAlarmed that the deadly swine flu, which has already taken over 100 lives in Mexico, could reach India, the authorities on Monday decided t...
- American & European visitors to be screened for swine fluAlarmed that the deadly swine flu, which has already taken over 100 lives in Mexico, could reach India, the authorities decided to screen a...
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