Nagpur: District records sudden leaps 24 cases most likely for the first time since July 10, on Saturday.
The district had reached the beginning in early July when the case suddenly fell below 50 and on July 10, remained under 20 days to Saturday.
More often, the cases are also under 5 and the district reaches Zero Covid report on several occasions.
The new cases of the day included 21 of the city limits and rested from the countryside, but only two patients recovered on that day.
New cases detected from 3,897 Covid tests for the level of testicitivity (TPR) of 0.61%.
So far this month, the district has witnessed 202 cases against TPR only 0.22%.
Of these, 154 came from city limits, 23 from rural and resting from other districts.
TPR city is 0.22% and rural 0.1% for this month.
On December 1, the district only had seven cases while 9 had recovered.
This causes the active case to fall below 50, which has now jumped to 79.
All these patients need to be under the institutional quarantine must be in accordance with the NMC protocol.
In the past seven days, everyday cases range from 4 and 13.
Low positive levels burdens on administration to allow pubis meetings, cultural events and reopening educational institutions.
On September 8, the district had seen 18 cases after that the number was largely under one digit.
Experts warn that although Omicron’s threat looks great, Delta continues to be a bigger threat.
Some vaccinated patients have caught a severe and medium covid infection in care in private hospitals.
A 1% increase in the test level of the test will indicate the emergence of the third wave because such nails will continue to appear, they said.
Dr.
Nitin Shinde’s infectious disease specialist said the next week was very important.
“If it is consistently high for a week, we are in a better position to predict the next wave.
The level of peposititivity is the best marker.
We need to track it.
Isolated nails will come and leave.
But the lower current will start now.
If the TPR rises more than 1% to 2%, it must be the beginning of the 3rd wave.
But our initial immunity will contain cases for the initial period of time, “he said.
Dr.
Shined said the Delta variant still caused serious illnesses even in some people who were vaccinated.
“Anecdotal reports say Omicron is not associated with a high level of hospitalization.
Delta is still powerful at severity rather than omicron,” he added.