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Former Lok Sabha MP dies of swine flu

Former Member of Parliament from Osmanabad, Arvind Tulsiram Kamble succumbed to swine flu.

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PUNE: Former Member of Parliament from Osmanabad Arvind Tulsiram Kamble succumbed to swine flu today, taking the death toll due to the H1N1 infection to 150 in the city, health officials said.

Kamble, a former Maharashtra Minister, breathed his last in Ruby Hall Clinic, a private hospital here, this morning. He was 57.

He showed swine flu-like symptoms early this month and was initially admitted to Lokmanya Hospital in Latur, Central Maharashtra. After his throat swap tested positive, Kamble was shifted to Ruby Hall Clinic on December 15, the officials said.

Kamble was put on tamiflu in the Latur hospital but he could not recover from the infection, the officials said.

He was elected to Lok Sabha from Osmanabad in Marathwada in 1984, 1989, 1991 and 1998. He was also a Minister in the Maharashtra Government in early 1980s.

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