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Over 130 Cases Of Swine Flu Detected In Mumbai In 2 Weeks: Civic Body
At least 138 cases of swine flu, 412 of malaria and 73 of dengue were reported in Mumbai in the last 15 days, an official from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said.
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Heavy Rain Leaves Mumbai Stranded, Hospitals Flooded
In the 24-hour cycle since Tuesday 8.30 a.m. till Wednesday, the suburbs recorded 332 mm while the city notched 111 mm rains, the IMD said.
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3 Die Of Dengue In Maharashtra, 122 Test Positive In Mumbai Alone
A Maharashtra police constable died of dengue of Friday, taking the number of deaths due to the deadly infection to 3 in Mumbai alone this year.
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Dengue Claims 3 Lives In Maharashtra, Over 2,000 Cases
A Maharashtra police constable died of dengue on Saturday after battling with it for nearly a week. His wife is unable to recover from the shock.
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Maharastra Ex-Minister Chhagan Bhujbal Admitted To Hospital
Former Maharashtra minister and senior NCP leader Chhagan Bhujbal, arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case, was today admitted to a hospital in Mumbai.
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Maharashtra Government Classifies Dengue As 'Notified Disease'
Maharashtra government has classified dengue as a 'notified disease' which will now enable officials to enter residential premises to check for larvae breeding of the dengue causing Aedes aegypti mosquito, state Public Health Minister Dr Deepak Sawant has said.
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1,200 Resident Doctors Strike Against Alleged Assault on Colleagues in Mumbai
More than 1,200 resident doctors of state-run King Edward Memorial (KEM) hospital in Mumbai have called a strike against the alleged assault on three of their colleagues by relatives of a minor boy who died of dengue in the early hours today.
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Dengue Outbreak: Delhi Worst Hit
Cases of dengue are being reported from Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Odisha and a number of other places. Delhi has taken the biggest hit so far, and is witnessing the worst outbreak in five years, with more than 2000 recorded cases and over 25 deaths.
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Over 130 Cases Of Swine Flu Detected In Mumbai In 2 Weeks: Civic Body
At least 138 cases of swine flu, 412 of malaria and 73 of dengue were reported in Mumbai in the last 15 days, an official from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said.
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Heavy Rain Leaves Mumbai Stranded, Hospitals Flooded
In the 24-hour cycle since Tuesday 8.30 a.m. till Wednesday, the suburbs recorded 332 mm while the city notched 111 mm rains, the IMD said.
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3 Die Of Dengue In Maharashtra, 122 Test Positive In Mumbai Alone
A Maharashtra police constable died of dengue of Friday, taking the number of deaths due to the deadly infection to 3 in Mumbai alone this year.
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Dengue Claims 3 Lives In Maharashtra, Over 2,000 Cases
A Maharashtra police constable died of dengue on Saturday after battling with it for nearly a week. His wife is unable to recover from the shock.
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Maharastra Ex-Minister Chhagan Bhujbal Admitted To Hospital
Former Maharashtra minister and senior NCP leader Chhagan Bhujbal, arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case, was today admitted to a hospital in Mumbai.
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Maharashtra Government Classifies Dengue As 'Notified Disease'
Maharashtra government has classified dengue as a 'notified disease' which will now enable officials to enter residential premises to check for larvae breeding of the dengue causing Aedes aegypti mosquito, state Public Health Minister Dr Deepak Sawant has said.
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1,200 Resident Doctors Strike Against Alleged Assault on Colleagues in Mumbai
More than 1,200 resident doctors of state-run King Edward Memorial (KEM) hospital in Mumbai have called a strike against the alleged assault on three of their colleagues by relatives of a minor boy who died of dengue in the early hours today.
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Dengue Outbreak: Delhi Worst Hit
Cases of dengue are being reported from Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Odisha and a number of other places. Delhi has taken the biggest hit so far, and is witnessing the worst outbreak in five years, with more than 2000 recorded cases and over 25 deaths.
