Both the states reported seven deaths each while Andhra Pradesh reported two and Uttar Pradesh one, health ministry officials said.

All 345 cases reported during the week are indigenous cases.

Till date, samples from 1,43,285 people have been tested for influenza H1N1 and 33,083 (23 per cent) of them have been found positive.

With the new cases, the swine flu toll in Kerala since the monsoon hit the state has risen to 32.

Kerala reported 16 deaths from May 15 till June 15, prompting the Central government to send a three-member team to the state to assess the situation.

In the week from June 8 to June 14, Kerala reported 10 of the 14 deaths due to the disease across the country.

The state government has also requested the Union Health Ministry to facilitate distribution of H1N1 vaccine to ensure its availability to public.