Chandigarh: with 105 COVID-19 cases, including two deaths, on Sundays, the level of participants declined 2.92% in the city.
One of the victims was a 77-year-old woman from Sector 49.
She was taken dead to the Government Multi-Special Hospital, Sector 16.
He tested positively annually.
He has hypertension, diabetes and heart disease and is not vaccinated.
The second victim was a 91-year-old man from sector 40 who had heart disease and severe acute respiratory infections.
He was fully vaccinated.
Most deaths have been reported in people with co-morbidities and elderly.
This part of the population has been fully immunized, with 70% has a booster dose.
“There is concern for death in this category with reduced antibodies.
Jab Booster is in demand among these beneficiaries,” said a doctor in PGI.
439 patients were sent back, taking a recovery count to 88,005.
The active case is 1.571.
There are 90,715 confirmed cases.
The Death Toll is 1,139.
There were 153 patients received for oxygen support, while 32 patients were in the ventilator.
Of these, 23 patients in the ventilator are in PGI.
The average weekly test level is 7%, while the national average is 10.4%.
Active case growth was -9.43, while the national average of -5.98%.
The test per million per day is 3,468, while the national average is 1,064.
“These cases reduce every day.
In two weeks or more, everyday cases will be reduced to one digit,” said a public health expert.
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