<p>Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) official held a meeting with senior faculty members of the institute including its director and asked them to take necessary steps to stop the further spread of the diseases in the campus.</p>.<p><br />AMC authorities have kept the eight other girls, who were sharing the dormitory at the IIM-A hostel with the ailing girl, under observation.</p>.<p><br />In case anyone of them shows any symptom of swine flu, they will be referred to testing centre at VS Hospital here, AMC Medical Officer S P Kulkarni said.</p>.<p><br />"In the meeting with the IIM-A director Dr Samir Baura we have explained the precautions to be taken in the wake of the incident, Kulkarni said.</p>.<p><br />An AMC doctor said "posters giving information on swine flu have been distributed to IIM-A officials and they have been asked to create awareness among student."</p>.<p>Meanwhile, entry at the institute has been restricted and only students and visitors who had prior appointment are allowed to get in. Some students were seen wearing masks inside the campus. <br /><br /> </p>.<p>The girl of Post Graduate Programme in Management had tested positive for swine flu on Sunday. <br /><br />However, she had gone to her home in Delhi when the test results were received.</p>.<p><br />"The Girl who tested positive for swine flu at IIM-A on Sunday has been tracked. She is at her home in New Delhi," Kulkarni said.</p>.<p><br />"We have informed our counterparts in New Delhi about the incident," he added.</p>.<p><br />"The source from which the girl contracted the virus has not been detected so far. The girl had not gone overseas, he added.</p>.<p><br />"AMC officials are working in the campus and are taking necessary steps here to curb spread of the virus, an IIM-A official said.</p>.<p>"Classes are being conducted as per the schedule, and we are following the precautions instructed by the AMC officials," she added.</p>
<p>Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) official held a meeting with senior faculty members of the institute including its director and asked them to take necessary steps to stop the further spread of the diseases in the campus.</p>.<p><br />AMC authorities have kept the eight other girls, who were sharing the dormitory at the IIM-A hostel with the ailing girl, under observation.</p>.<p><br />In case anyone of them shows any symptom of swine flu, they will be referred to testing centre at VS Hospital here, AMC Medical Officer S P Kulkarni said.</p>.<p><br />"In the meeting with the IIM-A director Dr Samir Baura we have explained the precautions to be taken in the wake of the incident, Kulkarni said.</p>.<p><br />An AMC doctor said "posters giving information on swine flu have been distributed to IIM-A officials and they have been asked to create awareness among student."</p>.<p>Meanwhile, entry at the institute has been restricted and only students and visitors who had prior appointment are allowed to get in. Some students were seen wearing masks inside the campus. <br /><br /> </p>.<p>The girl of Post Graduate Programme in Management had tested positive for swine flu on Sunday. <br /><br />However, she had gone to her home in Delhi when the test results were received.</p>.<p><br />"The Girl who tested positive for swine flu at IIM-A on Sunday has been tracked. She is at her home in New Delhi," Kulkarni said.</p>.<p><br />"We have informed our counterparts in New Delhi about the incident," he added.</p>.<p><br />"The source from which the girl contracted the virus has not been detected so far. The girl had not gone overseas, he added.</p>.<p><br />"AMC officials are working in the campus and are taking necessary steps here to curb spread of the virus, an IIM-A official said.</p>.<p>"Classes are being conducted as per the schedule, and we are following the precautions instructed by the AMC officials," she added.</p>