WHO Highlights India Is At High Risk to H1N1 Cases

Date: 30.09.2026
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According to a WHO report, influenza strains have increased in India. Three out of four individuals are testing positive for Influenza. From 1st September to 21st September, there were positive results for influenza across South-East Asia. 817 out of 3632 people tested positive, and India is observing a high share of H1N1 cases. Also, H1N1 strains are seen in Thailand and Bhutan. Bhutan has a high share. According to Rommel Tickoo of Max Hospital, H1N1 is a seasonal strain that poses high risks to pregnant women, elderly patients, and kids. Early testing of influenza is important for timely treatment for high-risk patients.
 

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