Delhi is witnessing a significant rise in H1N1 infections during the monsoon, with cases crossing 1,700 in 2026. Doctors advise vigilance, especially among children, elderly people, pregnant women, and those with chronic conditions. Vaccination, hand hygiene, masks, good ventilation, and staying home while sick can help reduce transmission.
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Delhi H1N1 Surge Raises Fresh Health Concerns
