A flu clinic: IGMH has established a flu clinic for patients presenting with fever and flu. (File Photo/Sun/Fayaz Moosa)
The main government hospital, Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH) has opened a dedicated flu clinic at the hospital to treat patients presenting with fever and flu.
The flu clinic has been established amidst an increase in reports of communicable diseases.
According to IGMH, services provided at the flu clinic include doctor consultations and blood sample collection.
The flu clinic is located in Consultation Room 10 at IGMH and will be open daily from 10:00am to 22:00pm.
To seek the services of the flu clinic, the patient must first visit the ER triage and take a token number from Queuebee. The triage officials will examine the patient and then instruct them whether they need to go to the flu clinic or the ER.
IGMH has shared a map of where the flu clinic is located, explaining how to get there.
Notably, Health Protection Agency (HPA)’s statistics shows a significant rise in dengue cases reported last December. In this regard, a total of 413 dengue cases were reported in December 2025, up from 70 cases in December 2024. This marks a 490 percent increase. It also marks an increase compared to November 2025, where 38 cases were reported.
Meanwhile, 28,619 flu cases were reported in December 2025, down from 32,859 cases reported in November 2025. It also marks a decrease compared to December 2024 where 30,590 flu cases were reported.
IGMH has always opened dedicated flu clinics during periods of increased flu cases.