New Delhi: Covid-19 Cases rose quickly in the national capital but there was no reason to worry, Minister of Delhi’s Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Friday stressed that the level of hospitalization and death was quite low.
He asked people to be responsible and convinced them that the government had made all the preparations and there was enough hospital bed.
“No need to panic.
The case rises fast and there are no two ways about it.
The omicron variant is quite transmitting and transmitting,” Kejriwal told reporters on the sidelines of an event.
He was in Rajghat to lower 100 low floor CNG buses that would run from the Ghumherher Depot in Outer Delhi and would serve rural areas.
The minister’s chairman said that even though there was an increase in case and an increase in the level of participants, which had crossed 29 percent, the level of hospitalization and mortality was quite low.
“We have made all preparations and there is no shortage of beds,” he added.
Health Minister Delhi Satyendar Jain has said that the inpatient level has become a stagnant which is an indication that the current wave has added impact.
According to him, 75 percent of people who died because Coronavirus was not vaccinated and 90 percent of people had comorbidity.
Delhi on Thursday reported 28.867 cases of Covid-19, a surge in the sharpest single-day since the beginning of the pandemic, and 31 temporary deaths of the level of participation rose by 29.21 percent.
‘Case, but inpatient and low death’
