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First case of Swine flu in Pakistan was detected in August, 2009 and till date the confirmed cases is constantly increasing. Even few doctors have been infected with it. The Swine flu infected patients in Karachi has reached 32 and now a case has also been detected in Lahore. The Government has not shown any serious response to the pandemic. Unless proper steps are taken, the flu is expected to spread and cause havoc in Pakistan.
Please feel free to let us know if you have any further information about Swine flu cases and or if you have any experience of the hospitals and how they are treating it, we will add the information to update it.
8 more swine flu cases reported in city
KARACHI: The total number of patients affected with swine flu in Karachi has increased to 52 after eight more cases were confirmed on Wednesday. The health department spokesman said the new cases were reported at the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) where after necessary tests, it was confirmed that they were affected with swine flu, a new strain of the H1N1 virus. The total number of confirmed cases until Tuesday was 44, two of which were reported at the Services Hospital, while the remaining at AKUH, he added. He also said according to confirmed reports, so far three patients have died of this virus in the city. staff report
Please feel free to let us know if you have any further information about Swine flu cases and or if you have any experience of the hospitals and how they are treating it, we will add the information to update it.
8 more swine flu cases reported in city
KARACHI: The total number of patients affected with swine flu in Karachi has increased to 52 after eight more cases were confirmed on Wednesday. The health department spokesman said the new cases were reported at the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) where after necessary tests, it was confirmed that they were affected with swine flu, a new strain of the H1N1 virus. The total number of confirmed cases until Tuesday was 44, two of which were reported at the Services Hospital, while the remaining at AKUH, he added. He also said according to confirmed reports, so far three patients have died of this virus in the city. staff report
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