Delhi H1N1 cases cross 2,600 as 166 new cases reported in 24 hours

Delhi has reported more than 2,600 H1N1 cases so far, with 166 new cases recorded in the last 24 hours. The rise in cases has prompted the Delhi government to review hospitals' preparedness and assess arrangements for dealing with influenza.

The increase in H1N1 cases comes amid a rise in respiratory illnesses being reported in the city. Health authorities are keeping a close watch on the situation, and hospitals are being assessed to ensure that they are prepared to manage patients if the number of cases increases further.

Amid the rising number of H1N1 cases, Delhi Health Minister Dr



Pankaj Singh visited Indira Gandhi Hospital to inspect.

During his visit, the minister took stock of the hospital's preparedness and reviewed the arrangements in place to deal with influenza and respiratory illness cases.

The inspection was focused on assessing the readiness of the hospital and ensuring that the necessary arrangements are in place to manage patients. The visit comes as the city continues to record fresh H1N1 cases.

The government is also monitoring the situation across Delhi and reviewing the preparedness of healthcare facilities amid the increase in cases.