<p>A H1N1 patient in Honnavar is recovering. District health officer M N Angadi told Deccan Herald, that all the seven suspected cases in Dharwad are recovering.<br /><br />In Bijapur, nose and throat swab of five suspected patients including a young girl have been sent for test. In Talikote, a 30-year-old man, has been admitted to Al-Ameen Medical Hospital. “As he was suffering from pneumonia, We have started treatment for H1N1 as a precautionary measure,” said H1N1 monitoring district nodal officer Dr Lakkannavar.<br />A young girl who is suspected of carrying H1N1 virus during the screening at Kanamadi check-post has been sent to district hospital. <br /><br />Corporate world<br />At a time when the nation is panic-stricken due to H1N1 influenza, the corporate world too is coming forward to help people from the deadly virus. However, the assistance never comes for free.<br /><br />Assistance<br />For instance, one of the leading telecom majors in the country, has offered assistance to its customers. It has decided to provide ‘H1N1 prevention tips’. <br /><br />It has announced that the customers can dial a number to get the prevention tips. <br />It has been campaigning aggressively inviting customers to get themselves protected from H1N1. However, this information does not come free, and the subscribers would have to pay Rs 3 per day. <br /></p>
<p>A H1N1 patient in Honnavar is recovering. District health officer M N Angadi told Deccan Herald, that all the seven suspected cases in Dharwad are recovering.<br /><br />In Bijapur, nose and throat swab of five suspected patients including a young girl have been sent for test. In Talikote, a 30-year-old man, has been admitted to Al-Ameen Medical Hospital. “As he was suffering from pneumonia, We have started treatment for H1N1 as a precautionary measure,” said H1N1 monitoring district nodal officer Dr Lakkannavar.<br />A young girl who is suspected of carrying H1N1 virus during the screening at Kanamadi check-post has been sent to district hospital. <br /><br />Corporate world<br />At a time when the nation is panic-stricken due to H1N1 influenza, the corporate world too is coming forward to help people from the deadly virus. However, the assistance never comes for free.<br /><br />Assistance<br />For instance, one of the leading telecom majors in the country, has offered assistance to its customers. It has decided to provide ‘H1N1 prevention tips’. <br /><br />It has announced that the customers can dial a number to get the prevention tips. <br />It has been campaigning aggressively inviting customers to get themselves protected from H1N1. However, this information does not come free, and the subscribers would have to pay Rs 3 per day. <br /></p>
