America
No case of coronavirus in Kashmir, but spike in H1N1 nos
Srinagar, Feb 14
Kashmir has not yet seen any case of coronavirus but a spurt in swine flu (H1N1) numbers continues to pose a threat in the region.
Officials said as many as 18 cases of swine flu have been admitted to SKIMS, Srinagar.
"1,250 people were tested for H1N1 influenza at SKIIMS since September 2019. 18 have been admitted for treatment", Dr Farooq Jan, Medical Superintendent of SKIMS, said.
He said the rising graph of swine flu cases has a direct connection with the drop in temperature.
"As temperatures drop, the possibility of swine flu cases increases" Jan said.
He said the hospital is fully equipped to deal with the H1N1 virus and has adequate number of vaccines, medicines, kits and protection gear.
7 hours ago
Rahul Gandhi: The Emergence of a National Leader Who Refused to Be Silenced
7 hours ago
Delhi-Born engineer quits corporate world after personal loss, becomes author of 14 books
7 hours ago
US ends automatic work-permit renewals, green card backlog draws 63 lawmakers
7 hours ago
India offers to put no-first-use of nuclear weapons commitment into multilateral legal agreement
7 hours ago
Indian students face $70,000 OPT fee under US plan
7 hours ago
Trump urges voters to imagine his name on ballot to boost GOP midterm hopes
7 hours ago
Indian-American voters stir Texas, New York races as early voting heats up
7 hours ago
US bill seeks to replace H-1B visa system
7 hours ago
Trump blames migrants for unrest in Europe
7 hours ago
Hasina's son alleges US role in 2024 ouster
7 hours ago
30 US universities address research-security concerns involving foreign entities: Pentagon
7 hours ago
US lawmakers propose parliamentary India group
7 hours ago
'I may be killed, but I will return': Sheikh Hasina
