Noida: A total of 355 new Covid cases were reported in Gautam Budh Nagar and 184 in Ghaziabad on Thursday.
With the case left below 500 mark for the past few days, health officials expect the number of infections to decline further during next week.
None of the two districts saw new deaths in the past 24 hours.
In the state, GB Nagar has reported the highest number of Covid cases after Lucknow, which added 862 cases with five deaths on Thursday.
At least 295 patients, meanwhile, have recovered at GB Nagar since Wednesday, while the number of active patients also increased to 2,342 from 2,284 recorded a day again.
The district has reported 485 mortality, where 10 are recorded since January 27.
In Ghaziabad, eight people have been dismissed from the hospital since Wednesday while the number of active cases of around 1,526.
While 1,367 patients continued under house isolation in the district, 15 patients acknowledged the facility.
The district also tested more than 7,300 people and recorded a 2.5% sample peposititivity in the last 24 hours.
Crazy health officials, meanwhile, said that 640 samples were collected for surveillance of five districts in December 2021.
Analysis of the report showed the existence of antibodies in more than 90% of samples.
This, officials said, confirmed the efficacy of vaccination.
Covid cases active above, meanwhile, have declined 61% since its peak recorded on January 19, according to data from the State Health Department.
On Thursday, the state has 41,471 active cases while the peak number is 1,06,616 on January 19.
Meanwhile, 5,316 new cases were reported in the last 24 hours while the same number of people recovered from infection.
Official data shows numbers have been stabilized in all districts.
Lucknow contributes the maximum number of active cases.
But expressed concern over the loss of life because of complications caused by a pandemic infection among vulnerable people.
Losing 23 lives recorded in the last 24 hours with a total of up to 23277.
The GZB recorded 184 new cases, the level of participation at 2.5% now
