Gurgaon: The city on Tuesday reported more than 3,000 new Covid cases for the sixth day in a row, but the calculation of 3,150 days was 10% dip from 3,448 cases recorded on Monday.
However, there was falling in testing as well, which is likely to cause this decline in the case because the daily peposititivity level on Tuesday actually increased to 30.8% from 28.5% on Monday.
Data from the Ministry of Health showed 10,191 tests carried out on Tuesday, which was the first time since January 6 that testing had fallen into the range of 10,000.
On Monday, 12,083 tests were carried out.
The city now has 23,377 active cases, with 23,221 patients in house isolation and 156 received at the hospital.
At present, there are no cases of active Omicron confirmed.
Meanwhile, 1,882 Covid patients recovered on Tuesday.
The Ministry of Health said the city tended to see a decrease in Covid cases next week.
“We are currently experiencing waves in new cases every day, but next week, cases might begin to decline in Gurgaon,” said Chief Medical Officer Yadav.
Doctors who care for Covid patients say that most have no severe symptoms.
Dr.
Arunesh Kumar, HOD and Senior Pulmonology Consultant, Paras Hospitals, said, “Omicron strains cause relatively light diseases compared to delta tensions.
This causes most of the symptoms of breathing, coughing, fever, throat itching, headache, pain and pain, and pain, and pain, and pain, and pain Some symptoms like flu.
Lower breathing treaty and lungs are less influenced by omicron when compared to Delta.
We used to see more people with low oxygen saturation levels during the second wave, produce inpatient care.
But it’s less time, just with Some people who need ICU, bipap or oxygen high-flow, etc.
So, we can say, despite the high number of cases, that this is various kinds of covid.
“The medical head of the officer, in the meantime, continued its inspection of various health institutions on the day Tuesday, visit a civil hospital in sectors 10 and primary URB primary health care centers An Park.
CMO warned health officials at these institutions when several medical staff and paramedics arrived late for their office.