Delhi hospitals – Artifex.News

166 fresh H1N1 cases in Delhi in 24 hours

admin — Thu, 27 Aug 2026 20:22:00 +0000

Delhi reported 166 fresh H1N1 cases in the last 24 hours, an increase from the 138 cases recorded the previous day, taking the cumulative tally to 2,612, officials said on Thursday. Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh inspected Indira Gandhi Hospital at Dwarka in view of the rising number of H1N1 cases in the national capital and reviewed the preparedness of the hospital and the Health Department.

The total number of H1N1 cases in Delhi stood at 2,612, and cumulative Influenza-A cases around 3,300, as per an official statement. The Minister said he has been closely monitoring preparedness across hospitals.

Meanwhile, Delhi Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) president Saurabh Bharadwaj alleged that Delhi government-run Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital is in a state of utter neglect. “Patients are not receiving all prescribed medications. Essential tests and scans are also unavailable at the hospital,” he said. AAP MLAs Sanjeev Jha and Kuldeep Kumar visited the hospital to assess the situation.

Published – August 28, 2026 01:51 am IST

Source link

2 Delhi Hospitals Receive Bomb Threat Days After Scare At City Schools

admin — Sun, 12 May 2024 11:33:29 +0000

New Delhi:

Two hospitals in Delhi have received bomb threats, days after panic swept the National Capital Region after similar threats went to more than 100 schools. The threat e-mails were sent to Burari Hospital and Sanjay Gandhi Hospital. The police are at the spot and searches are on at both hospitals, sources said.

Last week, schools at Delhi and Gujarat’s Ahmedabad received bomb threats which turned out to be hoax.

The e-mails were sent to 131 schools in Delhi, five in Gurugram, and three in Noida and Greater Noida on May 2.

Three days later, three schools in Ahmedabad also received threats.

The schools had received the emails from a single IP address, likely masked using a VPN connection, reports said. It is likely they originated from a Russian domain.

The perpetrators had used the Arabic word ‘Sawariim’, meaning clashing of swords and associated with ISIS propaganda. But investigators have said it is unlikely that the ISIS is involved.

Source link