Ludhiana: With Covid cases increased, the district recovery rate had witnessed a drastic fall of more than six percent since the beginning of January and was the lowest in about seven months.
The recovery rate is the percentage of patients recovering from a total positive case in the geographical area.
According to the local media bulletin, the percentage of Ludhiana who recovered on January 15 was 91.01, which was the lowest after May 28, when recorded at 90.90%.
This month data shows that the heal rate is around 97.46% on January 1; 97.04% on January 5; 94.43% on January 10 and 92.46% on January 13.
This level is 97.50% on December 31 last year; 97.57% on 30 November; 97.58% on October 31 and September 30; 97.59% on August 31; 97.55% on July 31; 97.23% on June 30; 92.54% on May 31; 83.03% on April 25; and 94% on March 1.
Health Department officials said, “Because the number of cases has increased significantly and lower patients recover, the rate of recovery has fallen.
With new cases on the increase, the level of recovery is expected to fall further.” “Because more cases will come and The number of patients restored is still lacking, the recovery rate has fallen.
This is because the lag period in new cases and recovery as needed by seven days patients to recover.
The recovery rate can fall further until the top of the third wave reaches.
People must be extra careful And following the Covid-19 rules, “said Ludhiana Ima, former President Dr.
Narottam Council.
Civil surgeon Dr.
SP Singh could not be contacted.