4 more die of swine flu in Maharashtra, toll climbs to 103

February 25, 2015 00:12

Four more persons today succumbed to swine flu in Maharashtra, raising the toll due to the H1N1 virus to 103 in the state.

The total number of cases stand at 1,055 while 611 patients were discharged, a health official said.

He said 341 patients are still in hospitals and 46 of them are on ventilator.

On Saturday, Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration Harshadeep Kamble had said that both government and semi-government hospitals in Maharashtra have sufficient stock of swine flu drugs which are available free of cost.

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