Even as the world is grappling with the COVID-19 pandemic, Researchers in China have discovered a new type of swine flu that is capable of triggering a pandemic. The new strain of influenza was recently discovered in pigs that has the potential to infect humans.
A new strain of influenza virus similar to swine-flu but with huge 'human pandemic potential' has been found in China. The discovery has left scientists and health officials concerned. The new strain of influenza was recently discovered in pigs that has the potential to infect humans. According to researchers, a number of workers from Chinese abattoirs and the swine industry exhibited signs of infection.
Coronavirus was first reported to the World Health Organisation from the Wuhan city of China on December 31. Since then, the virus has brought the entire world in a lockdown situation and India is no different.
Justice DY Chandrachud has further requested the Chief Justice of India (CJI) SA Bobde to issue necessary directions in this regard to take care of the emergency situations which has arisen.
The Delhi government recently said all government hospitals in the city are equipped with necessary logistics required for the management of the disease.
Swine flu is caused by H1N1 influenza virus and is a respiratory disease. Being a contagious disease, H1N1 virus transmits form an infected person to a healthy one
Apart from vaccination, you need to take some extra precautionary methods to safeguard yourself and your loved ones from the H1N1 infection.
Use a proper disinfectants to clean the things if you’ve been living with a H1N1 patient.
The rise in cases of influenza has been a cause of worry, especially during the monsoon season, for the civic health officials.
The H1N1 influenza virus has overtaken dengue and malaria to become the biggest killer among seasonal ailments in Maharashtra, claiming as many as 260 lives so far, with Pune witnessing the highest number of deaths – 62 – this year
The viral infection has claimed nearly 2,500 lives in the state of Maharashtra, which about five times the fatalities caused by dengue and three times that of malaria in the same period.
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