Ahmedabad: It was a major daily surge in the case of Covid-19 for the city as 61 new positive cases were reported in the last 24 hours.
It was the highest daily calculation in 186 days because the city recorded 50-plus everyday cases for the first time after June 13 or after more than six months.
With the deaths of two active patients in Rajkot District, the state of the state reached 10,113.
The city also recorded two of the six new omicron variants in Gujarat.
The State Health Department official said that two women, aged 28 and 50 years, were tested positive for the variant after the genome sequencing.
None of them experienced travel history, added officials.
“Four other cases have a history of travel to England.
In Rajkot, a 22-year-old woman who has returned from London has been tested positively for the variant, while in Kheda three people – a 38-year-old man, and two women aged 10 and 35 years old from The same family has been tested positively, “said a senior health department official.
With an update, the total number of omicron variants reached 49.
Total, 10 out, while the rest under hospitalization.
Officials add that all stable and do not have or mild symptoms.
“The aggressive contact of all cases was carried out by various city and district authorities,” the official added.
Of the 179 daily cases, Ahmedabad recorded 34% or 61 cases, while other cases included 20 in the city of Letter, 18 in Anand, 14 in the city of Vadodara, 13 in the city of Rajkot, and 9 in the letter district.
It was the second day in a row after more than five months in which all eight city companies in the country recorded new positive cases.
With a debit of 34 patients, the state added 145 active cases – the highest in recent months – took calculation to 837.
AHMedabad active case counted 271, counted 32% of the total cases.
Gujarat in 24 hours vaccinated 81,926 people, with a total of 8.81 crores.
The State Health Department official on Saturday said that they would follow the Indian government guidelines in terms of SOP and vaccination.