H1N1 Flu Outbreak - Useful information

Hi,

Here is an update to all H1N1 Flu to be used as handy information. The
WHO (World Health Organization) had raised the alert level to 5 last
week calling it a pandemic flu and asking governments and the health
agencies to take all necessary steps. Therefore it is imminent for us
to take all necessary precautions to stay alert and safe. The media
reports seem to suggest the spread is on the decline, but given the
nature of uncertainty in a pandemic spread, we urge you to use caution
and continue to take necessary precautions. Please follow the
guidelines provided in the attached presentation or on the CDC/WHO
websites for preventive measures.

There are two documents attached for your ready reference: (1) Swine
Flu PPT (2) List of Govt. Authorized Hospitals for Treatment of Swine
Flu.

The content provided is for information purpose only.

You can also refer the below mentioned sites for additional information.

WEB SOURCES FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Information and advice on H1N1 flu can be found at websites of leading
health and research organizations around the world.

1. WHO: The World Health Organization (http://www.who.intl) gives
background information on the virus.

2. United Kingdom: The UK's government services website
(http://www.direct.gov.uk) is carrying regularly updated health and
travel information. The Health Protection Agency

(http://www.hpa.org.uk) advises the public about what to do if
returning from an affected area. NHS Choices (http://www.nhs.uk)
outlines how H1N1 flu is different from other flu.

3. European Union: The European Centre for Disease Prevention and
Control (http://www.ecdc.europa.eu) is another good source of
information.

4. USA: The US government's Centre for Disease Control
(http://www.cdc.gov) is counting the number of cases in the US.

5. India: Government of India has taken a series of steps to detect
and stop the spread of this virus in the country, and updates can be
found on Ministry of Health & Family Welfare official website

(http://www.mohfw.nic.in).

'Wishing you good health and safety,

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Thanks & Regards,
Apoorv Jhudeley