H1N1 has emerged as the dominant flu strain across Indian cities this season, with Delhi alone logging 1,777 cases and 2,392 total Influenza-A infections this year. Labs are also reporting a rise in testing requests, with doctors flagging immunocompromised individuals, the elderly and young children as most at risk, and urging hygiene precautions like masking, hand-washing and avoiding self-medication.

Delhi-NCR is experiencing a surge in H1N1 cases, with patients reporting severe breathing issues and falling oxygen levels amid humid and fluctuating weather conditions.

Delhi-NCR and several other parts of the country are witnessing a rise in H1N1 and other respiratory infections during the monsoon season. | India News