Nagpur: Ten family members from Shivaji Nagar under the Dharampeth zone were tested positive for Covid-19 on Tuesday.
They have returned from a wedding ceremony in Hyderabad a few days ago.
Zonal Medical Team Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has identified 30 contacts near the family and takes their samples too.
The Nagpur district recorded a surge in 19 sudden cases – 16 of the city, 2 rustic, 1 outside the district – on Tuesday.
Six new city patients come from other parts.
10 Family members have been treated in private hospitals and said to be vaccinated, not including one below 18 years.
A total of 79 Flyers landed in the city of Sharjah-Nagpur flight where 70 was tested but nothing was considered positive.
Break under 18 years.
The leaflets were allowed to go home after giving their samples like the last time when they were made to wait until the results came.
Spurt Tuesday is second in the last five days where all family members or more tested positive.
Samples will be sent for genome sequencing.
After Spurt in the case, Commissioner of the city of Radhakrishnan B said the NMC flying team would visit wedding places to test guests randomly.
Also, if the violation is found, the owner of the venue will be fined and certain limits will be charged.
The introduction of fresh detention steps will depend on the detection of the newly confirmed omicron variants.
So, three international leaflets have been tested positively and the samples are under the study of the genome to check the SARS-COV2 variant they might carry.
The civil heads warn that infections spread on marriage and meetings, so people need to be more alert.
Asked whether there was a limit to be imposed on such functions, said Radhrishnan, “too early to comment on it.
I have instructed our health officials to visit wedding places and take samples randomly.
This is to put a kind of deterrent,” he said .
Regarding institutional quarantine for asymptomatic positive patients, he ruled out stopping steps in the near future.
“Until we have capacity, we will continue to isolate all new patients at CCC or DCH, if they want.
Home isolation will not be an option for new patients until now,” he said.