22 swine flu cases in National Capital till February 17

DNA Sunday, 25 February 2018 ()
As many as 22 cases of swine flu have been reported from the national Capital till February 17, a report by the Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP) stated. Three new cases of the H1N1 virus were reported from Delhi in the week ending on February 18. This year, a total of 22 cases have been reported in Delhi and one...
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News video: Flu still going strong: Nearly 800 more cases, 18 deaths

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Flu activity usually spikes in late January or February, so when thousands of cases started popping up in late 2017, many wondered if the sickest part of the season had simply arrived early this time around. No one’s wondering anymore.

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