Bengaluru: Covid-19 case active in at least seven districts, all in North Karnataka, has fallen double after a surge in April and May.
District-District is Haveri, Gadag, Kalaburagi, Bagalkot, Raichur, Vijayapur and Yadgir.
Kalaburagi and Vijayapur have 95 and 86 cases active, while five other districts have less than 50 patients each in current care.
Bidar has the lowest number of active infections – six – in the region.
Overall, North Karnataka, consisting of 13 districts, has 1,855 Covid cases active at this time.
Calculate throughout the country is 22,487 (on July 27).
Infection has fallen for the past month, in great assistance for health officials and doctors.
But district administration does not drop their guards and make preparations for potential third waves.
According to a senior health official, there has been a decline in new cases in North Carnataka, especially in rural areas.
Dr.
Ravikumar Malladad, president of the Haveri Unit of the Indian Medical Association, said that the situation had improved after the second wavelight, but the state government must focus on loading further infection.
“The government must start precautionary measures ahead of the next wave.
We need the right infrastructure to protect children,” he said.
The Chief Executive of Haveri Zilla Panchayat, Mohammad Roshan, said the district only had 40 active cases at this time.
“Twelve people are being treated in house isolation and the rest are in the hospital.
Since July 10, we have maintained a two-digit case.
If the trend continues, the district will soon be free covid,” Roshan said.