Tami flu tablets are being given to suspect cases while more samples are being sent to laboratory for testing, sources informed. Since January, 42 swine flu cases have been reported in Udaipur. Meanwhile, authorities at the swine flu ward in the government MB hospital here are tight lipped and not giving out any details on the number of fresh cases being reported daily. On Friday, the staff at the hospital sent back an elderly woman who was a swine flu suspect. Her family members were advised to keep the old lady in an isolated room at home and continue the treatment.
The whole family has been given Tami flu as precautionary measure, sources said. An auxiliary nursing staff was sent to the area to take stock of the situation, however the rapid force of the medical department didn’t visit the area, locals complained.
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