Pune: The Ministry of Health of the State Community will oversee Covid-19 Daily cases from Friday – day 10 days Ganeshotsav begins – to monitor if there is a surge in infection, especially in the district that is a concern.
State supervision expert Dr.
Pradeep kicked that the country registered a case every day and there was no large surge.
“Next week it will be very important, after the Ganesh festival begins.
The department keeps a close watch, especially in the district that registers higher weekly (WPR) levels rather than the average state,” he said.
“During the past two months, Maharashtra has registered around 4,000-5,000 cases every day.
So, all districts, especially those concerned, have been asked to oversee the situation that is closely in that situation,” Achate said.
This week’s cabinet presentation highlighted that Pune, Thane, Satara, Ahmednagar and Mumbai had 70% of active cases in the state.
The public health department stated that eight districts have registered a higher WPR than the average state of 2.67%.
Awate said the state health department has directed officials in this district to increase testing.
Member of the Task Task of the State Dr.
Shashank Joshi said weeks during the celebration and after having to be monitored.
“People must follow the Covid protocol because cases rise after Ganesh’s celebration last year,” he told toi.
Maha Health Department to watch Covid case trends
