Delhi reports a rise in H1N1 (swine flu) infections, with health authorities announcing additional cases over the past 24 hours. Reported new infections range from 134 to 166 across outlets, bringing Delhi’s total tally to between 2,400 and 2,612 this year, depending on the latest update. Some reporting also cites an increase in Influenza-A numbers alongside the H1N1 figures.
Health Minister Pankaj Singh/Pankaj Kumar Singh reviews hospital preparedness as flu cases increase. Authorities direct facilities to strengthen emergency services and expand isolation capacity, including round-the-clock attention in emergency departments. Mint says the minister notes symptoms are generally mild and says there is no need for panic, while other outlets emphasize testing and avoiding self-medication for persistent symptoms. Across reports, the focus remains on readiness measures and monitoring as case counts rise in the capital.
