Delhi: Covid case is active under 1k for the first time in more than a year

New Delhi: The capital viewed 94 fresh Covid-19 cases on Sundays, with a level of front of 0.13% and recorded seven seven covid deaths.
Sunday also saw the number of active cases down below 1,000 first signs in more than a year.
The number of Covid-19 patients who recovered or discharged in the last 24 hours is 111 and with more patients recovering every day compared to the number of new cases for more than a month now, the number of active cases has dropped to 992, compared to 8,060 active cases at 4 June, a decrease of 87.7%.
Compared to 99,725 active cases a little more than two months ago on April 28, which was the tribulation of all time since the Covid-19 outbreak in Delhi in March 2020, dip more than 99%.
After an exponential increase in the number of Covid-19 cases in April, which saw nearly 4.9 cases, the blessing began in the second half of May, with the number of patients recovering from the number of new cases of cases.
Since May 13, hospitals in Delhi have also seen the number of patients repatriated every day growing even as new admissions.
Last week recorded 4.3 Average deaths every day, which almost tenth of the 33.1 fatality Average was recorded every day a month ago.
Last week saw an average of around 88.6 new cases every day, which was a 15% decline compared to 104.6 cases a day which was recorded the previous week’s average and approximately 67% of 271 new cases on average every day every day The day was seen in the first week of June.
The overall positive level recorded in the previous week was 0.14% and this week saw the overall front level down slight to 0.12%.
The level of participants in the first week of June, is at 0.37%.
New cases recorded on Sundays come from 75,133 tests, including 52,856 RT-PCR tests and 22,277 fast antigen tests.
Toll on Sunday stands at 24,995, with a mortality rate of 1.74%.
The number of patients who recovered in house isolation on Sunday was 300, while 586 was received at the hospital and from a total of 14,672 hospital beds in the city, 14,086 empty.