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Puducherry on March 15 announced the closure of schools as the number of cases reached the highest numbers across the country with a tally of 79 cases.

H3N2 influenza outbreak: 2 deaths reported in Maha, Assam reports its first case

Puducherry on March 15 announced the closure of schools as the number of cases reached the highest numbers across the country with a tally of over 75 cases.

Cases of H3N2 influenza continue to rise in India, with several states reporting infections, and some suspecting deaths due to the virus.
Assam reported its first H3N2 case on the night of 15 March.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra reported two fatalities suspected to be caused by influenza. A 23-year-old MBBS student may have died due to a mixed infection of Covid, H1N1, and H3N2, while a 74-year-old man possibly died due to H3N2.
The Tamil Nadu government on 15 March said that no severe cases and ICU admissions have been reported in the state. A state minister said that 1,000 medical camps are being organised daily.
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States like Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, and Odisha are also witnessing a surge in H3N2 cases.

H3N2 influenza outbreak: MP reports its first case, 1 more death in Maharashtra

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A meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority slated for 16 March was postponed to 18 March.&nbsp;

H3N2 influenza virus infections continue to rise across India.
Madhya Pradesh reported its first H3N2 case on March 16. A person in his early 20s tested positive in Bhopal but is asymptomatic.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra recorded its third suspected H3N2 death. A 73-year-old man with comorbidities, who had also tested positive for the H3N2 virus, died in Pune on March 16. Earlier, a 74 year-old-man and 23-year-old MBBS students are suspected to have died due to H3N2 infection.
Meanwhile, in the national capital, a meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority slated for 16 March was postponed to 18 March.&nbsp;
According to data shared by the Union health ministry, 451 cases of H3N2 have been reported in the country between January 2 and March 5.
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No death related to the H3N2 outbreak has been reported so far in the Union Territory

Puducherry: schools shut as H3N2 influenza virus cases spike

H3N2 cases: schools to remain closed till March 26 in Puducherry as cases spike

No death related to the H3N2 outbreak has been reported so far in the Union Territory

Amid rising cases of H3N2 influenza virus infections in Puducherry, the administration announced the closure of all schools from March 16 to 26.
Puducherry has reported over 75 cases of influenza cases belonging to the viral H3N2 subtype so far, as per official data.
No death related to the outbreak has been reported so far in the Union Territory.
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H3N2 Influenza seasonal, rise in cases normal, say govt sources

 


The ICMR last week issued an advisory with dos and don't during sickness. IMA too has warned against the use of antibiotics.&nbsp;
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Amid the growing scare over spread of H3N2, the subtype of influenza A virus, due to which 6 people have died in the country, is seasonal, India Today report said, quoting govt sources.
The report added that the rise in the cases recently is normal. Earlier the govt had assured that the cases will fall by March end.
The ICMR last week issued an advisory with dos and don't during sickness. IMA too has warned against use of antibiotics.&nbsp;
Notably, the H3N2 Influenza has covid-like symptoms that include cough, fever, chills, sore throat, runny nose among others.&nbsp;
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The symptoms of H3N2 are fever, coughing, chills, sore throat, runny nose, among others.
India has so far recorded six deaths due to respiratory viral infection. The symptoms of H3N2 are fever, coughing, chills, sore throat, runny nose, among others.

Amid grow concern, 59 H3N2 Influenza cases detected in Odisha in 2 months

Amid sharp surge in H3N2 virus cases across the state, Health Secretary of Odisha on Sunday directed all district administrations to be vigilant and step up influenza-like illness (ILI).&nbsp;

A total 59 H3N2 Influenza cases has been confirmed out of 225 samples collected in the month of January and February this year in the State. Confirming this Director Dr Sanghamitra Pati, Regional Medical Research Center (RMRC) Bhubaneswar, said that "Symptoms are similar to the seasonal flu viruses including fever and cough etc."
Amid sharp surge in H3N2 virus cases across the state, Health Secretary of Odisha on Sunday directed all district administrations to be vigilant and step up influenza-like illness (ILI) and severe acute respiratory infections (SARI) surveillance at Health facility level and community level, Department of Health informed.
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H3N2: India reports first deaths from the influenza virus

Two people have died of flu caused by the H3N2 virus, government officials said. One person has died in Haryana and the other in Karnataka. 

Around 90 cases of the H3N2 virus have been reported in the country so far

Two people have died of flu caused by the H3N2 virus, government officials said. One person has died in Haryana and the other in Karnataka. These are the first reported deaths from the virus in India. &nbsp;
An 82-year-old man from Karnataka is reportedly the first to die of H3N2. According to officials, the man was admitted to the hospital on February 24 and died on March 1. He was reportedly a diabetic and suffered from hypertension.
Around 90 cases of the H3N2 virus have been reported in the country so far.&nbsp;
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