But government is taking all measures to control the pandemic,' added Perumal.

Expressing concern about the continuous rise in death toll in the state due to swine flu, Bangalore-based school teacher Malavika Sharma said: 'Everyday someone is dying in Bangalore. We are concerned.'

Echoing Malavika, software-professional Rajat Rai said: 'Government needs to devise a mechanism to put an end to number of deaths due to H1N1.'

Meanwhile, 32 more people tested positive for swine flu Wednesday, taking the number of confirmed cases in the state to 517.

While 22 of them are from Bangalore, three each are from Belgaum and Bijapur, two from Dharwad and one each from Karwar and Davangere.