Gurgaon: The city recorded less than 1,000 Covid cases for the second consecutive day on Wednesday, with 970 people testing positively compared to the previous 909 days.
Meanwhile, four patients who were fully vaccinated died on Wednesday.
The daily pioneering level fell slightly to 13.3% on Wednesday from 13.8% on Tuesday.
Now there are 5,728 cases active in the city, but only 115 patients in the hospital.
One of the four patients, who died on Wednesday was a 40-year-old woman suffering from brain tumors.
On January 28, women who were fully vaccinated were hospitalized with difficulty breathing.
According to the doctor, he was found covid-positive in the hospital and suffered a heart attack on Wednesday.
The second patient, a 71-year-old diabetes man, was hospitalized on January 13 with back pain and difficulty on foot.
Found covid-positive at the hospital, the man suffered a heart attack on Wednesday.
The third patient, a man who was fully vaccinated by 81 years, suffered from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
He was hospitalized on January 11 with fever and shortness of breath.
He was also tested positive at the hospital and had a heart stop on Wednesday.
Fourth patient, a man who is fully vaccinated 38 years, has colon cancer.
After chemotherapy, the patient complained of pain and was hospitalized on January 25.
He also tested positive at the hospital and had a heart stop on Wednesday.
In the last 24 days, the city has reported 41 Covid deaths.
There were 968 Covid deaths since the start of Pandemi.
In this case, 650 patients have comorbidities.
Virender’s additional medical officer Yadav said that Covid’s death recently were people who had other complications.
“Maximum death is people who immunocompromised.
Our team continues to call every patient to gather previous medical history to ensure people in house isolation do not change to be critical.
Gurgaon can witness Covid’s death for another week,” he added.
Meanwhile, 7,242 people were tested on Wednesday.
City Records 970 New Case, 4 More Death-All Fully-Vaxxed
