Delhi sees 2,308 H1N1 cases; 650 flu cases reported so far

Delhi has reported 2,308 H1N1 cases so far, along with around 650 other flu cases, taking the total number of reported flu infections to nearly 3,000, Health Minister Pankaj Singh said.Delhi has recorded 2,308 H1N1 cases and around 650 flu cases so far, with the health department monitoring the situation and following Centre-issued guidelines.Delhi has reported 2,308 H1N1 cases so far, while around 650 cases of flu have also been recorded, taking the total number of reported cases to nearly 3,000. Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Singh said the health department is continuously monitoring the situation and has directed officials to follow the guidelines issued by the Centre. The Delhi government has also said it is fully alert and prepared to deal with the situation. People have been urged to remain cautious and take necessary precautions instead of panicking as H1N1 cases in Delhi continue to be monitored.DELHI H1N1 CASES CROSS 2,300According to Health Minister Pankaj Singh, 2,308 H1N1 cases have been reported in Delhi so far. In addition, around 650 flu cases have been recorded.This takes the total number of reported H1N1 and flu cases to around 3,000, according to the figures shared by the minister.HEALTH DEPARTMENT MONITORING H1N1 SITUATIONThe Delhi health department is keeping a close watch on the situation as swine flu cases in Delhi continue to be reported. Officials have been directed to follow the guidelines issued by the Central government. The government is also reviewing the situation and the preparedness of health services.DELHI GOVERNMENT SAYS IT IS PREPAREDThe Delhi government has said it is fully alert and prepared to deal with the disease. According to the health minister, the necessary arrangements for healthcare services have been completed. The government is also monitoring the situation continuously to ensure that health facilities remain prepared.PEOPLE URGED TO STAY ALERT, NOT PANICThe government has appealed to people to remain cautious about the illness rather than panic.Health authorities have urged people to follow precautions and seek medical attention when required. The government has also reiterated that it is monitoring the situation closely.- EndsPublished By: vaishnavi parasharPublished On: Aug 25, 2026 15:46 IST