Noida / Ghaziabad: Covid cases active in Gautam Budh Nagar rose to 5,780 on Monday with at least 1,222 people who tested positive infections.
The sample of the sample in the district was also enlarged to 34% from 23% in the last 24 hours, said health officials.
Ghaziabad, meanwhile, added 1,344 new cases on that day, taking the active case level to 4,542 and the sample front rate to 15%.
District, official data showed, there was on the verge of crossing the peak of everyday cases reported during the second wave of pandemic in April-May last year.
According to state reports, the district has reported 1,375 cases on April 30 and 1,373 cases in May.
Likewise, the highest one-day calculation for GB Nagar was 1,822 on May 5, during the second wave of last year.
The state health department bulletin indicates that up has 33,946 active cases now, up from 1,211 cases on January 1.
In terms of new cases, GB Nagar, Lucknow (1,114), Ghaziabad and Meerut (1,071) continue to be the biggest contributors.
The four districts also explain the highest load of active cases.
With a sharp increase in cases throughout the state which was recorded at 8,334 new cases on Monday – Chairman of the Yogi Adityanath Minister said no more than 50% of staff in government and private offices must be called to work.
Suggest extreme attention, cm also says the rules of 50% attendance do not apply to those involved in providing important services.
Meanwhile, vaccination activities to manage a booster dose began at all centers on Monday.
Health officials said that more than 59,000 people across the state took a dose of booster.
A total of 2,763 people took a dose of booster in Ghaziabad, while 1,902 recipients were given the third dose in GB Nagar.
The first dose vaccine was also given to 10,068 beneficiaries in categories 15 to 17 years in Ghaziabad and another 5,151 in GB Nagar.
On Monday, the enthusiasm for the third dose was palpated among people with several front lines and health workers queued across central since morning.
Sunil Kumar Sharma is sixty-three years old, a retired police and residents of Sanjay Nagar, said people with comorbidity must take a booster dose.
“I took the third dose today and didn’t feel discomfort.
I will encourage all others to take a shot,” he said.