Bengaluru: Karnataka who has 38 patients infected with Omicron and are among eight countries with more than 30 cases involving new SARS-COV2 variants, have seen at least 15 patients recovering and issued, data from the Ministry of Health Union.
The country that reports the first Omicron case in this country, adds the latest figures (seven new patients) on Saturdays.
Beginning Monday, the Ministry of Health Uni said: “India reported 6,531 new cases in the last 24 hours, with a daily ponytitude of 0.87%, which was less than 2% the last time for the last 84 days.
Weekly participation (0.63%) less From 1% over the past 43 days.
“In the same report, the ministry said that India had 578 omicron cases spread across 19 countries at 7am on Monday, and 151 of them had recovered.
However, wise data places the total case of Omicron Karnataka on the 31st, while it must be 38.
One state health official said: “Sometimes, there is a delay in updating.
But we have 38 cases in Karnataka.” Data showed only eight of 19 countries With Omicron – Delhi, Maharashtra, Kerala, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Telangana, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka – account for 538 or 93% of all new variants.
Delhi, with 142 cases of lead desk, followed by Maharashtra (141) and Kerala (57).
No other country has more than 50 cases.
In terms of release, Maharashtra has the most at 42, followed by Rajasthan (30), Delhi (23) and Karnataka (15).
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