Dharwad: Sudden surge in the case of Covid-19 in the Dharwad district has become a cause of residents’ concern and authorities, as a district that records the level of pepony of 0.1% to 0.3% to 5 January, recorded an increase on January 5, Increase value, in the last 10 days.
On Sundays, the ponytitude rate touched 12.8%.
The number of Sundays, the number of positive cases reported was 634, which doubled the number reported on Thursday and Friday, and the number of active cases reached 2,476.
A total of 78 people were dismissed on Sundays, while five were treated in the ICU.
However, there has been no death because Covid-19 during the third wave.
The number of positive cases per day can increase up to 2,000 weeks, and the curve will flatten from next week, experts said.
The only solo for the people here is that fewer people are hospitalized after being infected with the SARS COV-2 virus, and very few infected people may require medical liquid oxygen.
However, experts have warned people not to let their guard down, and to continue to avoid meeting and crowded places.
On Thursday, the Dharwad district has recorded 399 positive cases, and on Friday the number reached 338.
Positive level which was 10.3%.
On these two days, it jumped to 12.8% on Saturday.
Deputy Commissioner Nitesh Patil said that most of the positive cases came from Hubballi.
He said that experts had warned that seven to 10 days would be critical, because positive cases would increase dramatically.
Nitesh linked a positive surge in testing of testing.
The government has asked the district government to increase testing to 5,000 tests per day, but the Ministry of Health is doing more than 7,000 tests every day.
On Saturday, 7,300 tests were carried out, where 648 were tested positively.
Too 90% of those infected are in isolation of houses, and some people with co-morbidity are hospitalized.
ICU receipts are very lacking.
Masking survives “offline classes at schools for class I-IX have been suspended, and residents must be careful when roaming he said.
In house isolation is also closely monitored, and drugs are delivered at their door.
Cases can rise to 2k / day in Dharwad, warn experts
