Showing posts with label Swine Flu Gujarat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Swine Flu Gujarat. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Junagadh City District Swine Flu News Samachar Gujarat India



Divine medicine for Swine Flu.

The swine flu scare has gripped the entire nation, and the people in Junagadh, too seem highly ‘concerned’ about it.

People are coming up with various kinds of ideas, from preventive measures to medication to other ways of fighting the virus. In one such concerned move on Saturday, students of the College of Agriculture Engineering and Technology organized a yagna on the Junagadh Agricultural University campus.

They offered aahuti invoking the ‘God of Fire’ to incinerate the swine flu virus to ashes! Some passers-by, who although didn’t seem interested in offering prayers to Agnidev, did wish that the students succeeded in their attempt.

They believe that the idea was not bad if the deadly virus could be controlled this way.

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Junagadh Civil Hospital City (Saurastra) News- H1N1(Swine)Flu Patient

Suspected H1N1 flu patient in Junagadh City

A patient of suspected (H1N1) influenza was reported from Bilkha town, 20 km off Junagadh city on Monday. A 19-year-old girl, who had supposedly come in contact with some H1N1 patients some days ago, was admitted with fever and brought to Junagadh Civil Hospital of the city.

"We have sent blood samples of the patient to National Institute of Communicable Diseases (NICD), Ahmadabad for examination and kept her in an isolated ward," said a doctor from civil hospital.

Meanwhile, another doctor, who made a tour to Bilkha and checked up on the family of the woman said, “The flu is at a very primary stage. This person had come in contact with some foreign relatives on July 8 during a social occasion. As four days later, she suffered from fever; we did not want to take any chances and shifted her to an isolated ward."

This is the second case of suspected swine flu in Saurashtra. Previously, a 50-year-old patient in Rajkot had proved negative. Kutch reported two cases, of which one foreign sailor was diagnosed positive and discharged after cure.

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