Gurgaon: Even when the Covid curve continues to swim in Haryana, the case mortality rate (CFR) is higher than the average of 1.22 countries in 16 districts.
At 2.88%, Kaital has the highest death rate of the country on June 29, followed by Bhiwani (2.59%), fatehabad (2.51%), Charchi Dadri (2.48%), Jind (2.41%) and Noah (2.26%).
Gurgaon, who has witnessed the highest number of Covid cases in Haryana so far (1,80,681), has a death rate of 0.49%, the lowest in the state.
Other districts with CFR of more than 1.22 were Rohtak (1.93%), Aperar (1.86%), Panpat (1.72%), Ambala (1.68%), YamaBan (1.61), Kurukshetra ( 1.58%), JHAJJAR (1.54%), SANSA (1.53%), Palwal (1.38%) and Karnal (1.35%).
According to the Ministry of Health, the average death rate Haryana has been calculated using the total number of Covid deaths within the country (9,401) and the number of cases confirmed (7,68,474), not by taking the average death rate of all 22 districts in the state.
After Gurgaon, the lowest CFR district was Sonipat (0.54%), Mahendergarh (0.67%), Faridabad (0.72%), REWARI (1.03%) and Panchkula (1.19%).
Of the total 9,385 Covid deaths in the state, the highest (1.006) has been recorded in Hisar, followed by 896 in Gurgaon and 716 in Faridabad.
In Kaital, which has the highest CFR, 322 people have given up on Covid, while the recovery rate is 96.7%.
In particular, until April 30, it has 107 covid deaths.
Kaithal added 215 deaths in Tally in the past two months.
A total of 17 districts have witnessed an increase in CFR if the mortality rate in May-end and June-end compared.
Kaithal has a CFR of 2.46% on May 31, which rose to 2.88% on June 29.
Other districts that have reported the increase in the CFR are Bhiwani, which has CFR 2.2% on May 31, Fatehabad (2.28%), Charchi Dadri (2.21%), Jind (2.15%), Noah (1, 9%), Rohtak (1.83%), Aperar (1.63%), Ambala (1.61%), Panpat (1.43%), Yamcoma (1.39), Kurukshetra (1.39)%), Palwal (1.28%), Karnal (1.27%), SANSA (1.22%), Jhajjar (1.19%) and Panchkula (1.13%).
In accordance with the Ministry of Health, the number of Covid deaths in the state has fallen this month compared to May.
While 5,148 deaths were witnessed in Haryana in May, 1,098 deaths were reported until June 29.
Between April 26 and May 2, 719 deaths added to the Haryana toll road.
It rose to 1,119 between May 3 and May 9, after the weekly death decreased – 1,080 deaths were reported between May 10 and May 16 827 between May 17 and May 23 for May 24-30.
This trend continued in June, with 791 deaths on May 31 to June 6 and 280 on June 7-13.
254 people died the following week and 139 other deaths were reported between June 21 and 27 June.
The first death because Covid in Haryana was recorded on April 6 last year, when two people gave up on infection.
“Some districts have a high mortality rate due to lack of awareness about Covid.
The districts of this district have less covid cases compared to other districts, but the CFR is higher.
Even though we have spread awareness in rural areas where deaths become concerned, people Still not fully aware of the consequences of postponing testing and treatment.
This attitude has caused a higher mortality rate in several rural districts.
We monitor these districts carefully, “said Rajeev Arora, Principal of Additional Schools (Health), Haryana.