Delhi-NCR is confronting a sharp rise in H3N2 flu cases, causing prolonged illness and increased hospital admissions.

Delhi and Haryana are experiencing a surge in Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD) cases, particularly among children in schools and day-care centers.

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Over the past few weeks, Delhi-NCR has seen a sharp increase in viral illnesses. According to a LocalCircles survey of over 11,000 households, 69% reported at least one member displaying symptoms such ...

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Delhi-NCR has been experiencing a rise in H3N2 viral infections with doctors warning residents to seek early medical help. Vaccination and timely testing are crucial to prevent serious complications ...

Health experts have reported a rise in influenza A strain H3N2 cases across Delhi-NCR, linking the surge to changing weather ...

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