India, Aug. 22 -- With a sharp surge in Swine flu (H1N1) cases being reported in the city this monsoon, health experts highlight the key concerns, the need for timely diagnosis, and preventive measures

Delhi is seeing a sharp rise in H1N1 infections this monsoon, with the capital recording 1,777 cases so far this year, making the virus the dominant strain among Influenza-A infections reported in the city. The latest figures from the Delhi government, reported on August 21, show that 2,392 Influenza-A cases have been recorded in 2026, of which 1,777 were H1N1.

Principal director and head of internal medicine at Aakash Healthcare, Dr Rakesh Pandit explains, "While Delhi is the city most in the news for it, reports are also coming in from ...