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Date: 13th August 2009

In Pune an out breakable city of India has faced the first H1N1 virus death. A nine month old baby and a woman died in Pune and a school teacher was the first swine flu death person in Bangalore. As the officials said that the India's toll rate has increased to 20

Late Wednesday Swabhiman Kamble a nine month old baby died at the Sahyadri Munot hospital in Pune. An official of Maharashtra said that the child was hospitalized early in this week with the flu like symptoms. In between these the child was taken to the Sassoon hospital for a check up. Since Very serious cases of swine flu are treated in the Sassoon hospital.

In shri nursing home at Maharashtra a 37 year old women Archana Kolhe died in swine flu. This was the Maharashtra’s 15th flu death and Pune’s 12th flu death. Two more people have died in Mumbai and one in Nashik.

Rupa 26 year old school teacher died at Bangalore's St. Philomena Hospital late Wednesday. Her result that arrived on Thursday says that she died of swine flu. She was admitted in the hospital on 7th August and her throat and nasal swabs have confirmed that Rupa was affected by H1N1 virus.

She was admitted with breathing problem along with pneumonia complaints. Her condition became worse on Tuesday and she died Wednesday afternoon. We confirmed that she was affected by the swine virus only Wednesday night says the director of the hospital Prasad.

According to the health department of Karnataka 97 people have tested positive for the swine flu virus out of 522.

With all these news it is found that death has raised to 20 in India. 15 from Maharashtra and other reported from Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Chennai and Thiruvananthapuram.