New Delhi: Delhi recorded 331 new Covid-19 cases on Monday, the biggest single increase in 201 days, despite a Covid-19 death in the last 24 hours.
At 0.68%, the test level of test (TPR) remains above 0.5% to run the second day, meet the criteria for the first level (yellow warning) of the action response response (grap) plan for covid restrictions to be charged.
The source in the Delhi government said that the decision about the imposition of the first grap level would be taken at the meeting on Tuesday.
Below this level, the plan demands the closure of the school, cinema room, banquet room etc., shops that operate oddly and public transportation running with limited capacity.
Close with 2.5 folding weeks-for-folding in the case of Covid-19 in the Capitalthe last time Delhi recorded more cases in one day was on June 9, when 337 cases were reported at a 0.43% participant level.
The level of participation on Monday (0.68%) is the highest since 4.
June on Sunday, the level of position of 0.55% is recorded.
The city has witnessed a sharp increase in the number of fresh Covid-19 cases reported, with the last three days also recorded a surge in the highest one-day surge in the past six months.
The Covid case during the week ended on Sunday registered near a 2.5-fold increase (141%) for seven days earlier.
Delhi recorded 290 new cases on Sunday, 249 on Saturdays, and 180 on Friday, each of which was a single-day surge in the last six months until then.
With the number of patients recovering from disease are 14, the number of active cases in the city soared to 1,289, from 1,103 cases active on Sunday.
With the addition of 63 new cases on Monday, Delhi has the second highest omicron infection in this country.
This is thought to be the cause behind the wave in the case.
Of the total number of Covid-19 patients, 266 was being treated in various city hospitals and 692 patients currently recovering in house isolation, compared to 583 on Sundays.
With one Covid-19 death reported on Monday, the overall victim of the virus in Delhi stood at 25,106, with a mortality rate of 1.74%.
The new cases recorded in the last 24 hours were from 46,549 tests of RPCR / CBNAT / Syre Nat and 2.040 quick antigen tests.
With new cases, the calculation of Coronavirus infection in the city has reached 14,43,683.
Of this amount, more than 14.17 lakh patients have recovered from this disease, the Bulletin Health Department said.
Of the total 8,905 hospital beds provided for Covid-19 patients, 8,639 are currently empty.
Of the 2,766 covid ICU beds in Delhi, 2,728 were empty at 10pm on Monday, according to the Delhi Corona Online Dashboard, including 1,367 blank ICU beds with ventilators (out of a total of 1,379).