Swine Flu India - Mapping the Infection

Click on the red marker on each city to find out more details. Click Here For Testing centers for each city. This map shows statewise and citywise swine flu infections in India.

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Please note that the numbers above do not account the infections for August 20th since we did not receive the update for that day from the health ministry. Also note that the government is not testing all suspected cases. The numbers above are of infections only when a doctor decides to send a patient's sample to a testing center.

The map shows infections as on 25th August. We have stopped receiving citywise infomation from the health ministry. We will be changing the map to show infections and deaths by each state shortly.

Infections and Deaths by State:

State	Total Infections	Total Deaths
Andhra Pradesh	270	5
Assam	11	0
Bihar	1	0
Chandigarh	20	0
Chattishgarh	13	1
Daman & Diu	1	0
Delhi	1218	4
Goa	34	3
Gujarat	134	17
Haryana	169	1
Himachal Pradesh	1	0
Jammu & Kashmir	29	0
Jharkhand	1	0
Karnataka	736	52
Kerala	222	3
Madhya Pradesh	6	0
Maharashtra	2042	82
Manipur	1	0
Meghalaya	6	0
Mizoram	3	0
Puducherry	7	0
Punjab	34	0
Rajasthan	27	0
Tamil Nadu	768	3
Uttar Pradesh	166	1
Uttarakhand	34	1
West Bengal	93	0
Orissa	3	0
Total	6050	173

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priti from Raigarh on 18-Aug-2009 21:07

Thanks a ton for the information.
What about orissa?
Is there no swine flu or nos. of affected are less?
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Swine Flu India from Bangalore on 19-Aug-2009 10:29

Priti, No cases have been reported in Orissa yet. The map shows all cases even if one case has been reported in any city.
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DRAJAYGAMBHIR from delhi on 19-Aug-2009 4:24

Good work & well documented.
is it updated today?

ajaygambhir
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Swine Flu India from Bangalore on 19-Aug-2009 10:28

Yes DRAJAYGAMBHIR, the map is updated everyday at 8:30 in the evening once we receive information from the health ministry's website.
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Pratima from Pune on 19-Aug-2009 15:45

Great information. Thanks..!!!
Request you to add cured and deaths.
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Tushar from Pune on 19-Aug-2009 23:01

Pune Municipal Corporation has partnered with aarogya.com to serve citizens with updated Swine Flu information. They have created a site in English and in Marathi.

http://pune.aarogya.com

The Municipal Commissioner has given a video message and the site has a Facebook like community too.
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Dr. Maulik Shah from Jamnagar on 19-Aug-2009 23:11

VERY INFORMATIVE MAP.Impressed to see latest inclusions of cases.Rest of the information can be on multiple site but MAP and test lab centres information is a job worth appreciating.
suggestion:
1.put/embedd informative videos to make it even interesting.
2.posters for download in multi language.(i offer my own creation in GUJARATI)
3.A DISCUSSION BOARD which may have FAQs.
OK
DR.MAULIK SHAH
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR - PEDIATRICS
MP SHAH MED.COLLEGE, JAMNAGAR.
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Swine Flu India from Bangalore on 20-Aug-2009 8:56

Dr. Maulik Shah, Dr.Kakani, Thank you for you suggestions. We are working on a message board and a FAQ section for our users to interact with each other.

We will contact you over mail for the Gujarati Poster.
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Comdt 55 Bn BSF from Nagaur on 24-Aug-2009 16:51

Sir please more information of Swai Flue

My Addressed :-
The Commandant.
55 Bn BSF
Nagaur (Rajasthan)-341001
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DR.MAULIKSHAH from JAMNAGAR(GUJARAT) on 24-Aug-2009 18:13

LOG ON TO FOLLOWING WEBSITES....
http://mohfw-h1n1.nic.in/
http://www.flu.gov/
http://www.swineflu-india.org/
http://www.whoindia.org/EN/Index.htm
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Dr.Kakani,FamilyPhysician from Nagpur on 20-Aug-2009 0:06

Dear Sir/ Madam,
Very well presented facts, and the latest ones too.I agree with Dr.Maulik's suggestions.Kindly embed Videos & posters which can be downloaded & displayed at clinics.There should be a seperate communication for Private Practitioners so that they can easily co-ordinate with the exellent work being done by Govt. Hospitals
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DR.MAULIK SHAH from Not Specified on 22-Aug-2009 17:07

dear sir,
please log on to following websites.
http://mohfw-h1n1.nic.in/
http://www.flu.gov/
http://www.whoindia.org/EN/Index.htm
Plenty of videos on YOU TUBE.
bye...
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Nitin B from Pune on 20-Aug-2009 9:25

This Sight is very informative,Thanks.From Sunday ganesh festival for 10 days which is very sensitive to all for that matter any special notification for public which is most important because now media is slow down the information that is good for panicky but with that public awareness is also come down which is most dangerous.so only & only medical person ell must do something for this.Thank You
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abhijit from pune on 25-Aug-2009 11:10

I fully agree with this govt must inform all the people not to come to pune to see the ganapati,with the help of media
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Neeraj from Delhi on 20-Aug-2009 9:54

we had planned to go to GOA in mid - september for vacation. is it advisable to go to GOA under such swine flu situation? what is the situation of swine flu in goa?
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Mahesh from Goa on 20-Aug-2009 11:18

The total number of cases in Goa is just 17. Should not be a problem. Anyways you will not catch the infection when you move around in well ventilated areas such as a beach. You should be fine. Welcome to Goa
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Rajnish from Delhi on 4-Sep-2009 18:11

Very useful response. I am also planning to travel to Goa for a family vacation in Sep end. Would be interested to know the latest update on how situation is there now. Thanks for info.
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Vyas from Chennai on 5-Sep-2009 10:20

Hi,

Even we are planning to go to GOA for a vacation in mid Sep. can someone throw light on the current situation there. Urgent response would help us to take decision and plan accordingly. What precautions should be taken there?
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anita from dehradun on 14-Sep-2009 12:52

hello mahesh,
i have preplanned(before 2month) trip for goa wats a current condition there....an what places you recomnded not to visit due to swin flu.

with regards
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Mahesh from Goa on 14-Sep-2009 18:12

As of now the panic has completely disappeared. There is hardly anyone talking about the virus these days. And also if you notice the updates on this site, the number of cases everyday is negligible. In fact, I think comparatively Goa is a far safer place when it comes to swine flu. About places to visit, its difficult to say because there are so many. Since this is a swine flu site, lets not discuss travel plans here. Try http://www.indiamike.com/. This is a travel website and should help you.
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anita from ddun on 15-Sep-2009 14:30

thanks mahesh,
your iinformation is really very useful for me because i have two babies with me..can u give me ur mail id for some information abt place....if u dont have any problem
with regards
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Rajnish from Delhi on 15-Sep-2009 17:40

Same here.. I plan to travel along with two little kids too. Anita/Mahesh: any advise you can provide in terms of places to avoid would be highly useful.
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anita from ddun on 16-Sep-2009 11:47

hello rajnish,
when ur planning to come there if u want to book one room at guest house then call to my hubby he will give u detail of number and charges and if the timings r same then attache with us, my husband no. is 9456590108
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TRS from Pune on 21-Aug-2009 0:04

Sir,

Has nobody tested positive for swine flu today as is claimed by the health authorities? The figures on the site also seem to suggest the same.

It would then mean that the situation is under control.
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Swine Flu India from Bangalore on 21-Aug-2009 0:04

@TRS, We have not received any updates for 20th August from the health ministry's website. They usually send us an update by 20:30.

Hopefully, it is because of no new cases. However a few newspapers are reporting about 10 deaths today.
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Swine Flu India from Bangalore on 22-Aug-2009 10:24

The health ministry's website did not post any updates on 20th and hence no numbers were available. We now know that there were 158 cases on 20th and 138 cases on 21th August.
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Devendra Singh from Gurgaon on 21-Aug-2009 17:24

Dear Friend,
You are rendering a great service towards a noble cause.
Keep up the good work.
all the best,
dev
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vishu gurung from Delhi on 26-Aug-2009 12:43

Dear Sir,
This is vishu. I want to record of death persons because of swine flu by the city wise. Please send me details statewise as well as city because our organisation is every day updating this list.

I hope u will get my point. This is my humble request to you.

Thanking you!

Your's Sincerely
vishu
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Aarti from Delhi on 17-Aug-2009 8:26

Very informative, thanks. Seems like no place in India will be free of swine flu in the coming months
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Aditya Agnihotri from Moga, Punjab on 27-Aug-2009 13:22

Dear Sir/Madam,
Thanks a lot for updated information. Really this website is providing very useful and updated information to public and professional. I requested to you please provide H1N1 cases of district wise in tabular form. I shall be highly obliged if you provide as soon as possible.
Thanks again and warm regards,
Aditya Agnihotri
Epidemiologist
IDSP Unit Moga
State Punjab
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GS Upadhyay from Pune Maharashtra India on 17-Aug-2009 10:59

Dear Madam/Sir,
Thanks a lot for rendering a useful and valueable information on the Swine flu.City like Pune which is worst affected must be closed minimum for 10 days like Maxico.
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sam from Allahabad on 13-Nov-2009 23:15

hello Upadhyay sir, I am a student and movig to Pune....

I wont to know that your city Pune is affected with swine flu even today????
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v ramachandran from coimbatore on 28-Aug-2009 9:52

It is the responsibility of the Health Ministry at the cetre to furnish daily swine flue updates through the media . This is not being done. When the outbreak fist strated we had tv channels like cnn.ibn, times now, headlines today going overboard with heavy sound bites. Now even these channels are not even including a daily update in their hourly news. Your website is doing a great service and I compliment you for it.
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Anil Kumar S C from Hospet on 29-Aug-2009 15:40

It is grate that you have shown the no of infections and deaths coz of swine flu my comment or suggestion is please collect and display also the recovered cases so that you can tell the community that no need to panic about the flu
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Selvakumaran from Bangalore on 29-Aug-2009 16:32

Why karnataka's death ratio is more while compared to other states (other than Maharashtra, but the infections are more than 1500 here). Out of 392 infections, 23 deaths counted and Gujarat 7 out of 92.

It seems infected people did not get proper treatment over these places or delay in identifying the infection. Government must have to take necessary actions to control the deaths. (may be by increasing the testing centers and hospitals in these areas)
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Vijayanand from Bangalore on 29-Aug-2009 19:21

I am really thankful to you all for providing regular information that helps us to know the progress of swineflu in India.

Thanks,
Vijayanand
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s choudhury from Not Specified on 31-Aug-2009 23:55

how much safe now travel in domestic flights.what precaution to be takene during travel.does the virus present in side fligt if it were travelled by an infected person.
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DR.MAULIK SHAH from Not Specified on 1-Sep-2009 14:51

The risk of getting any viral infection in DOMESTIC OR INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT or an ordinary bus remains same till we donot practice COUGH ETIQUATES(covering oneâ€™s mouth and nose while coughing/sneezing and avoiding spitting in the open)& hand washing are important and very effective in containing spread of the virus.
do not touch eyes or nose without washing hands.
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p.unni from mumbai on 4-Sep-2009 14:52

Yesterday I happened to see japanese TV showing program on swine flue. They have almost 1 lakh patients affected with swine flue.only 5 dead. Their palnning was to tackle a situation where all population are affected.But in India there is no planning to tackle such a situation and mortality rate is ver high compared to developed countries we depend on proper message and plan and advice throgh media
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Dr.S.Thangavelu from Chennai on 4-Sep-2009 23:05

Thanks for the valuable updated information. Indian medical Association or Indian society of Critical Care medicine or Association of Physicians of India or Indian Academy of Pediatrics or all bodies joining together should collect more information on affected patients and mortality. This will throw more light for the medical profession regarding risk factors, early identification as well as to plan the future strategies to prevent further deaths or at least to reduce. Is it available in any medical literature. Anybody has published these data?
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DR.MAULIK SHAH MD. from Not Specified on 5-Sep-2009 14:28

Since the flu originated in the MEXICO & US. the publications and guidelines are generated there.Most of the indian bodies have followed same with indian modifications to minor extent.I think presently the proposed guidelines by govt. of INDIA should be universally followed (http://mohfw-h1n1.nic.in/). The guidelines are easy to follow at most remote places and do serve a purpose.
The guiding sites which health professionals should follow are :http://www.flu.gov/
http://www.whoindia.org/EN/Index.htm
Regarding future preparedness WHO on 28th august said...
to read- log on to : http://www.who.int/csr/disease/swineflu/notes/h1n1_second_wave_20090828/en/index.html
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rakesh from patiala on 6-Sep-2009 18:32

its realy a good work for awakening the indian about such a fast spreading desease. we should not take panic. as we can be safe from the desease by taking some precauctions and adopting some useful tips given in the site.
for this noble work, we congarulate to the maker of this site.
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Prof. Natarajan from chennai on 6-Sep-2009 22:46

I guess that Deccan plateau is worst affected. Also I find that more concentrations are there in down hill areas. Will it be related to some kind of plantation assisting in survival of the virus? Scientists can study the possibilities, with bio-echo systems in these areas.
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jagannath behera from Jaypore on 7-Sep-2009 19:26

how much time does it takes to get confirmation of contagiousness of person and probability of recovering from HIN1 after being infected
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Hemant from Delhi on 9-Sep-2009 11:49

You a doing a wonderful job to make people aware of Swine Flu. Many thanks and all the best for future!
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Melissa from Not Specified on 9-Sep-2009 17:44

I guys, I am travelling to India (Mumbai) on 19 Sep from Kuwait, with my 15 months old baby. I want to know how safe is it to travel to Mumbai. Wht precautions can I take for her and my family. Any vaccine, medication.
Regards
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k.b.ganguly from asansol on 9-Sep-2009 22:59

please give detail of risk factor to travel to these extremly affected zone,, so people can resedule thair journey with hope to live happyly after journey,,, anybody concern to these area with proper knowladge plz advise,,,
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balamurugan from Trichirapalli on 11-Sep-2009 14:32

this information more useful of knowing about SWINEFLU virus.

but take action will be seriouly for awareness is necessary.

with regards
balamurugan
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nit from navsari on 20-Sep-2009 19:24

hi i want thr daily update of swine flu death in gujarat
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Kaarthiik from Gurgaon on 25-Sep-2009 9:28

Quite Impressive, thanks for providing the updated information.
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sunita from Dhule on 18-Oct-2009 15:38

find the current report?
thnaks
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sam from Allahabad on 13-Nov-2009 23:11

I am a student.. I am moving to Pune Maharastra....

I wont to know that presently pune is affected by swine flu even today?????
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NITIN PATHAK from navsari on 15-Nov-2009 0:22

is there a vaccine for swine flu? if yes iwant name and when we will get it
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Shyam from New Delhi on 13-Dec-2009 0:55

Hi,
I am suffering from headache, runny nose and body ache but I have no fever. is this the swine flu symptom?
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Narendra Kumar Nawin from Agra on 23-Dec-2009 10:15

Can you tell where is the centre for testing swine flu at Agra.
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Shardul from Bangaluru on 18-Aug-2009 8:35

In mapping format, u have included number of infected person city wise, but you have not mentioned daeths. it is request you to please add death numbers also.
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ajay shiwankar from pune on 15-Jan-2010 15:16

i need more information on swine flue
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