NEW DELHI: While Delhi is struggling hard to deal with the dengue and chikungunya menace, the rise in the cases of swine flu has put the entire nation on a red alert. According to the Delhi government, situation is much better in Delhi than other states.
As many as 320 cases of the H1N1 virus has been reported from the national capital as per the data provided by the Delhi government on Tuesday.
“Two people have died due to the deadly viurs in the capital,” said a senior government official.
According to the data shared by Delhi government, This year, Gujarat has recorded 75 deaths from 289 infections; Kerala, 63 deaths from 1,127 infections, Rajasthan, 59 from 407 reported cases; Karnataka 15 in 2,377 cases; Telangana, 17 deaths from 1,443 cases; and Tamil Nadu, 15 from 2,896.