Mumbai: The government of Maharashtra and BMC on Friday told the Bombay High Court that the Covid-19 wave was fully underconed and things improved.
HC bench from Chairman of the Datda Datta and MS Karnik Judges sought advice on Wednesday from Petitioner Sneha Marjadi and others in the steps that must be taken by the authorities and record batch pills until February 4.
Marjadi has submitted a pill last year on the management of the Covid outbreak.
Advocate Marjadi Atharva Dandekar said Omicron was still a concern.
HC said the senior adviser BMC Anil Sakhare earlier this week made a statement that the situation was better and steps and steps were taken to load the spread.
The court asked why pills had to whip the dead horse now.
Petitioner Applicant Purnima Kantharia said the state has also submitted records of the steps taken and Mumbai is in a better position than before.
Sakhare said, “Covid trends down” and the steps were taken to reopen Mumbai.
Sakhare handed over the BMC’s third record stating that on January 25, from 21,142 active cases, only 16% were hospitalized, 7% on the spot Sleep oxygen, 4% in ICU and 3% on the ventilator.
The state said, “The government is directed to fulfill any possibility that arises from the further deployment of the Omicron variant.” HC also refers to the opinion of experts and said that the temporary omicron “was less deadly “Instead of other variants,” it spreads fast “and needs to be stopped by the authorities.
The bench said he would need a stock situation in the next session.
Active effort to reopen Mumbai: BMC to HC
