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The Health Department in Kashmir has taken several preparedness measures for H1N1 influenza: 1) Surveillance has been established at airports and border entry points to screen travelers for symptoms. 2) Isolation wards have been set up and stocks of antiviral drugs and protective equipment have been prepared. 3) Health workers have been trained, control rooms established, and public education campaigns launched to spread awareness.
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