Panaji: Amid a gradual relaxation of curfew norms throughout the state and opening the economic sector, including tourism, the authorities have begun to see an increase in Covid-19 hotspots.
Predictive modeling studies prepared by the Cave Medical Lecture Department for preventive and social treatment showed that Covid-19 cases increased with the high number of highrisk areas.
According to a report that was updated and submitted to the state government, Doctors GMC had seen the Covid-19 hotspot that emerged throughout the country increased from 73 to 96.
They predict a fresh surge in cases around Calvim, Mapapa, Zuarinagar and Margao.
Note shows that since August 20, more and more individuals have reported chest congestion, runny nose, fever and other symptoms associated with Covid-19.
In northern cave, the top five Covid-19 hotspots are the Bambolim complex, Calvim, Tivim, Mapusa and Industrial Estate Mapapaa.
In South Goa, the hotspot is Zuarinagar, Rachol, Curchorem, Fataorda, and Aquem.
The hotspot that appears where the Covid-19 case can see a leap over the next two weeks is Calangute, St Estevam, Chicalim, Agonda, Talaulim and Cumbharjua.
Head of the Preventive and Social Medical Department of GMC Dr.
Jagadish A Cacodcar along with Dr.
Nitin Y Dhupdale and Dr.
Dhanya Jose prepared a report about “hotspot areas that appear very high, and high-risk areas that require direct supervision”.
This report has been prepared based on the supervision of Arizya Setu analysis and call records of patients who describe the symptoms of Covid-19.
The study, which is also a factor in the data obtained from the confirmed Covid-19 case, the possibility of a case that has come to test and alleged cases, naturally shows Bambolim, where GMC is based, as the main hotspot.
At the same time, doctors were driven by a decrease in cases in Quepem, Assolada, Varca, Assonora and Betalbatim.
These locations have seen their risk of risk color from pink (very high risk) to yellow (high risk).
Six days ago, a house in Ponda was stated by the microcontain zone after a nine family, including two elderly men and dentists attached to the Louletim PHC tested positive for Covid-19.