New Delhi: The covid-19 test level in Delhi touches 0.08% on Tuesday, the highest in 22 days.
Everyday cases also rose to 41.
This is the maximum daily case recorded in the national capital since October 7, when 44 people were tested positive for Covid-19 in 24 hours.
According to a health bulletin released by the state government on Tuesday, 50,202 Covid tests were carried out in the last 24 hours.
From this, 34,143 tests were carried out using RT-PCR / CBNAAT / Truenat, while the remaining 16,059 was carried out using a fast antigen kit.
A total of 41 people were found positive.
With this, Tally’s active casing in the city has reached 323 of 307 active cases on Monday.
Total Covid-19 tally in Delhi is 14,39,630, which is the eighth highest among all states in the country.
A total of 25,091 people had confirmed death because Covid-19 in the capital since the pandemic began.
There were no deaths reported in the last 24 hours, according to the daily health bulletin.
Delhi has recorded four deaths because of infection in October so far.
Last month, five people gave up on viral diseases.
“Many people can be seen hanging around the market without wearing masks or keeping social distance.
They think the pandemic is over.
Not that.
New cases are still coming and if the behavior that matches Covid is not strictly followed, there might be a burst in the case again,” Dr.
Rommel Tickoo said Max Hospital, said.
At Lok Nayak Hospital, Medical Director Dr.
Suresh Kumar told TI on Monday that fever, the OPDs ran full of fever cases which were mostly related to diseases transmitted through dengue and malaria fever.
The emergence of the new sub-variants of the Delta Covid-19 strain which led to a massive increase in cases and death during the second wave between April and may also cause worries.