Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh held a virtual review meeting with hospital directors and health officials.
The review focused on preparedness for H1N1 and seasonal influenza amid a rise in cases.
Official figures cited in the reports showed 138 new H1N1 cases in 24 hours, taking the yearly total to 2,446.
The same figures put Influenza-A cases at 3,177.
Singh said there is no need to panic and told hospitals to keep flu corners, isolation beds, and staff ready.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Delhi is seeing a rise in influenza cases and that the health minister reviewed hospital readiness in response. It also agrees that officials pointed to continued preparedness steps rather than alarm.
What remains open is how the case trend will develop after this review, since the reports only provide the latest official count. The situation could shift if new influenza figures or hospital capacity updates are released.
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Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh held a virtual review meeting with hospital directors to evaluate preparedness for H1N1 and seasonal influenza amid a rise in cases. The government reported 138 fresh H1N1 cases in the last 24 hours, bringing the total to 2,446 for the year 2026, alongside 3,177 Influenza-A cases. The minister assured the public that there is no need to panic as most patients experience mild symptoms and recover quickly.
Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh convened a virtual review meeting with health officials and medical superintendents to address the rising trend of influenza cases in the capital. According to official figures cited in the report, 138 new H1N1 cases were recorded over a 24-hour period, elevating the cumulative total to 2,446, while Influenza-A cases reached 3,177. The minister instructed hospitals to establish dedicated flu corners, maintain sufficient isolation beds, and ensure round-the-clock medical staff availability.