Delhi-NCR is seeing a sharp rise in influenza cases, with H1N1 making up a large share of the reported Influenza-A infections. According to the latest Delhi surveillance data available on August 29, 2026, 2,729 H1N1 cases and 3,736 Influenza-A and B cases combined had been recorded in the capital up to August 27. The increase has understandably raised concerns about symptoms, transmission and whether people should get vaccinated. However, there is no need to panic. The import