LatestLYIndia News | Karnataka Health Dept Says Rise in H1N1 Cases Part of Seasonal Surge, No Need to Panic
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58% : Private healthcare facilities have been advised to follow standard protocols given by the state with respect to screening, testing and treatment of H1N1 cases and to compulsorily report all cases to surveillance authorities through the IHIP platform.55% : Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], August 24 (ANI): The Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Karnataka, has reassured citizens that the current rise in H1N1 Influenza, also known as seasonal flu, being reported in the media is part of a standard cyclical monsoon surge.
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