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India reports spike in seasonal flu
Mint Kolkata
|March 03, 2025
As many as 20,414 people were infected with swine flu, and 347 died of the viral disease in India as of December 2024, government data showed.
The infection continues to rise, with the national capital registering 3,141 cases.
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