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India's swine flu toll crosses the 1400 mark

Though the H1N1 pandemic that swept through the nation killing and sickening thousands appears on its last leg, the risk has not yet abated, with the virus still circulating, albeit with lesser intensity.

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With four more people falling prey to the lethal flu Wednesday, the mortality figure in the country has shot up to 1401.

According to reports from Union Ministry of Health & Family Welfare one casualty occurred in Maharashtra today itself. The remaining three, including two on Madhya Pradesh and one in Maharashtra, had happened earlier but were confirmed as H1N1 related deaths today.

State-wise death count
As of now, Maharashtra, the epicenter of the swine flu outbreak in India, remains the state with the highest number of fatalities, accounting for 382 lives lost.

India’s H1N1 death count touches 1309

The dreaded H1N1 infection that has shown sustained human-to-human transmission since its outbreak may have lost some of its steam but is still on the loose killing, and infecting people across the country though with lesser intensity.

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With four more succumbing to the virus Monday, the death toll in the country surged ahead touching1,309.

According to official sources, no fatalities were reported today from any state across the nation. However, the four deaths registered yesterday, three from Karnataka, and one from Madhya Pradesh had occurred earlier but confirmed as H1N1 related to the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare today by the respective states.

H1N1 related fatalities across the nation

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