Nirmal Singh 3c Busts Reporting Mismatch: Six Swine Flu Deaths Reported When 31 Died In Delhi

Nirmal Singh 3c

According to a recent report based on the data collected country-wide, there have been more than 2700 cases of swine flu in Delhi since 17th of September. This number can rise as the most common symptoms of swine flu do not require the patients to be admitted to the hospitals.

Center has been misleading the general public and has released a fake report; at least, that is what it looks like if the real data is to be believed. Center claimed that only six deaths have been caused due to swine flu in Delhi when a single hospital in the capital saw six times more deaths.  

Nirmal Singh 3C reported 31 deaths due to H1N1 which is known as swine flu in India – the deaths were reported on 18th September. But according to the center’s reports, only six deaths have been caused due to the deadly disease. This report was released by IDSP [Integrated Disease Surveillance Program.

The number cases in hospitals have slowly started to come down and it is good news as there could have been heavy traffic in the hospitals. It was predicted in August that more than 100 cases will be seen daily – before 17th September the numbers matched too. But last week only 17 cases were admitted in the hospital where Nirmal Singh 3C was attending the swine flu patients.
But there are still four hospitals in total where the death toll went as high as 52.

Every year, more people suffer from swine flu but this year, a record 35000 patients were admitted in the hospitals and more than 1700 deaths were caused. Highest number of cases and deaths were registered in Maharashtra with 5000 cases and 568 deaths. Maharashtra is followed by Gujarat as a close second with 7000 patients and more than 400 deaths. - Nirmal Singh 3C


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