New Delhi: In the midst of the prevalence of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Indian Medical Association on Tuesday said that 798 doctors died during the second wave of Covid-19 throughout the country which was a maximum of 128 doctors lost their lives in Delhi, followed by Bihar 115.
According to the record Official by IMA, the number of doctors who lost their lives in a pandemic in Delhi was established in 128, followed by Bihar in 115 and Uttar Pradesh in 79.
Countries such as Maharashtra and Kerala where Delta’s prevalence and prevalence plus variant Covid-19 is on the rise Report the death of a doctor in two digits.
Maharashtra reported 23 deaths and Kerala reported 24 deaths.
Pondicherry reported the lowest death doctor by recording only one death.
The hour after Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday praised the doctor because it went out of their way to expand the help of people during the Coronavirus pandemic, Ima President Dr.
Jayalal said that PM had assured that the doctor would be respected, protected and guarded.
Like every year, the country celebrates the day of national doctors on July 1 to respect the contribution of doctors.
The first day of the national doctor was celebrated in the country in July 1991.
“PM Modi ensures that doctors must be respected, protected and guarded.
He also stressed the need for vaccination.
We celebrate the National Doctors’ Day this year (July 1) in Remembering Veterans from BC Roy.
Very happy that PM Modi welcomes the medical brotherhood for the doctor’s day, “said President of Ima.
On June 25, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) told 776 doctors lost their lives in the second wave of Covid.
According to Registry Ima Covid on June 25 — In the list of martyrs of the Doctors of Countries, Bihar saw the maximum number of 115 deaths, followed by Delhi at 109, Uttar Pradesh 79, West Bengal, Jharkhand 34, Jharkhand 34, and Andhra Pradesh 40.
While That, India on Tuesday reported 37,566 fresh Covid-19 cases, for the first time in 102 days after the daily case fell below 40,000 marks, the Ministry of Health Union.
With this, the total Covid-19 state counting is at 3.03.16,897, including 2.93.66,601 recovery and 5,52,659 active cases.