Swine flu crossed the 4000 mark this year in the capital Delhi but seems to have subsided with the rising temperature. Dr Charan Singh, nodal officer for swine flu, Health department, said, "Every year, with a rise in temperatures, the virus tends to recede. This is why we are seeing fewer cases now. Cases would have come down in February, but we continued to see cases due to the unseasonal rain." Health officials said that the arrangements for swine ...Monday 13 April 2015
Rising Temperature Brings a Dip in Swine Flu Cases
Swine flu crossed the 4000 mark this year in the capital Delhi but seems to have subsided with the rising temperature. Dr Charan Singh, nodal officer for swine flu, Health department, said, "Every year, with a rise in temperatures, the virus tends to recede. This is why we are seeing fewer cases now. Cases would have come down in February, but we continued to see cases due to the unseasonal rain." Health officials said that the arrangements for swine ...
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