Health officials said that thirty lives have been lost in Haryana this year to the H1N1 swine flu virus.
Of the 455 suspected cases which have been tested for the disease, 198 cases have reported positive.
Swine Flu Claims Two More Lives In Delhi
Two more succumbed to swine flu in New Delhi Friday, taking the death toll to 301 since January.
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A health department spokesman said that of the 30 deaths reported, five are from Sirsa district while four each are from Panchkula, Faridabad and Karnal. Three deaths are from Bhiwani and Kurukshetra, two from Gurgaon and Jind and one each from Fatehabad, Hisar, and Kaithal.
He said that of these deaths, four were reported Monday.
Source: IANS
Source: IANS
Swine Flu Kills One in Western Sahara: Morrocan Ministry
The Moroccan health ministry has said that a fisherman has died of swine flu in the Western Sahara region, where 11 others have been tested H1N1 positive.
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 Indian Swine Flu Outbreak Puts Bangladesh on AlertWith India dealing with a fresh outbreak of swine flu which has so far claimed 95 lives in the country, Bangladeshi health ministry has asked officials to remain on alert as a precautionary measure. | Advertisement
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Swine Flu Cases Rise to 64 in New Delhi
Health officials in New Delhi revealed four more additional cases of swine flu on Friday, taking the total number of people infected by the H1N1 virus to 64.
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