Delhi recorded 166 new H1N1 cases in 24 hours, increasing the total to 2,612. The Health Minister inspected preparedness at Indira Gandhi Hospital, reviewing essential medical facilities. He assured citizens that the government is fully prepared to manage the situation. Doctors and healthcare workers remain alert and arrangements are continuously reviewed for patient care. Basic precautions and hygiene are advised to prevent further spread of the illness.

Amid a rise in H1N1 (swine flu) cases in Delhi, Dr Naresh Kumar, Head of the Pulmonary Department at LNJP Hospital, said that most patients are recovering within three to four…

NEW DELHI: With H1N1 cases increasing in Delhi, doctors have urged people to take precautions, stay away from crowded places when symptomatic and remain particularly alert if…