New Delhi: The roar of ambulance sirens is less often.
The hospital emergency room is getting busier, and buzzier.
In a hurry was almost inevitable as cities such as Chennai, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Kolkata and Delhi registered a rapid increase in Coronavirus infection and a surge in hospital receipts lately.
But most cases are lightweight and only a few ventilators or oxygen support.
Chennai was registered more than a triple increase in the number of patients in hospitals: 1,754 patients on January 3, compared to 507 on 3.
On January 4, the inpatient examination of the calculation rose to 1,931.
With this, almost 14% of the total beds in Tamil Nadu are occupied as to 4% a month ago.
In addition, more than one fifth of the oxygen bed in the state was taken, compared to 6% last month.
In Lok, Jai Narayan Prakash Hospital, the largest Pandemi Hospital of the Delhi government, there were 10 covid patients in November-end.
Has reached 70 now.
The government has asked all hospitals and nursing homes to have more than 50 beds to reserve 40% of them for Covid cases, as did during the second wave.
In Mumbai, 834 hospitalized was recorded on Tuesday, up from 574 on Monday and 503 on Sunday.
Compared to the daily average hospitalization saw about five days ago, jumping nearly 68%.
The civil authority said the bed 35,000 Mumbai Hospital, around 15% is currently being taken.
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At 90,000 cases, a surge on Wednesday compared to the Previousdr neelam Andrade, the Dean of Nesco Jumbo Hospital in Goregaon, said there had been more than 150-170 daily acceptance.
“But, the use of oxygen has not increased significantly,” he said.
Pune has recorded a slight increase in hospital admission.
“About 10% increase has been registered with our hospital for the past two weeks.
Most of them are sufficient pain, “said Contagement of Mulia Hospital Diseases Dr.
Ameet Dravid.
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“Those who get Covaxin will get Covaxin AndahMedabad, the latest epicenter of the outbreak in Gujarat, has recorded a 10-fold increase in hospital occupancy for the past 12 days.
On December 23, a private hospital managed in the city had seven covid patients.
On January 4, the number increased to 73.
The government-owned hospital has 19 patients.
In Kolkata, patients who need oxygen therapy remain low.
In Bengal, Covid Residential Bed 2.6%.
In Madhya Pradesh, hospitals have increased from 86 on 4-160 on January 4, but only a handful of oxygen support.
Chhattisgarh has 1,942 active cases, 465 in hospitals.
In the polls, nine out of 287 inpatients who were in intensive care.
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Data from the Ministry of Health shows less than 3% of 9597 oxygen beds occupied by January 4.
In Chandigarh, from the 279 covid beds with oxygen facilities, only 25 are occupied on Tuesday.
In Haryana, 5% bed was taken.
In Rajasthan, health officials said only 23 patients underwent treatment at the largest Covid country hospital.
In Karnataka, 371 was treated at a private hospital and 71 government facilities in Bengaluru in the last 15 days.
In Kerala, from 2459 available ventilators, 1479 remained unused (60.1%).
And from 7451 ICU beds, 3734 were not used (50.1%) at this time.