Pune: The number of active Covid-19 cases fell at least since February 22 in the Pune Metropolitan area (PMR) on Monday, down by almost 25% to 7,544 in the last 10 days with the absence of local outbreaks, which can occur in intensive testing and infrastructure improvement health.
Active patient counting has risen above 10,000 on September 3.
Tally has dropped below 8,000 in August too, but still above Monday.
On February 22, a total of 7,376 active cases were present at PMR.
Health officials said daily cases in Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad Civic limits remained below 5.00 respectively since September began, in addition to cases in the rural areas have not reported alarming increase.
Data by the District Health Office has revealed that the number of recovery remains above a new case on seven days since September 3, which leads to a decrease in active kasel.
Everyday cases do not rise above 1,000 marks in PMR in the last 10 days, while recovery remains above 1,000 on five days, data shows.
“We expect a similar decline in trend in active cases in the coming days.
During the ongoing celebration, we urge residents to remain vigilant and avoid unnecessary meetings,” said a health department official.
Sanjeev Wavre, Head of Assistant Health, PMC, said, “The number of active cases within Pune’s civil boundaries increased to 2,400 to 2,500 two weeks ago.
However, this calculation fell below 2,000 again.
On Monday, the PMC area has 1,905 active cases .
We maintain close closure in everyday cases and levels of participants too.
People are advised to undergo testing in the event of Covid-19 symptoms “We monitor cases in rural areas.
Concentrated efforts are taken to contain deployment and help reduce daily infections.
Alleged patient testing has been intensified,” said an official from the District Administration.