New Delhi: The capital records less than 1,000 new Covid cases for the third consecutive day.
On Sunday, 804 new Covid-19 cases were recorded, taking a total of Caseload to more than 18.51 lakh.
There has been further decreases in the level of progress as well.
In accordance with the daily health bulletin, the level of participation has decreased to 1.5%.
The city also enrolled 12 deaths again.
With this, the death toll was at 26,072.
A total of 53,719 Covid-19 tests were carried out in the city the previous day.
On Saturday, Delhi reported 920 cases of Covid-19 with a level of 1.68% and 13 deaths.
On Friday, there were 977 cases with a level of 1.73% and 12 deaths.
There were 1,104 cases in the city on Thursday, with the level of participation above 2% and 12 deaths.
The number of everyday cases in Delhi has declined after touching a record high of 28,867 on January 13.
The city has recorded the level of 30.6% in January 14, the highest during the latest pandemic waves.
At present, Kaseload is active in 3,926.
Of these, 2,590 was under house isolation and 451 was treated in a different city-based Covid Hospital.
The number of detention zones also fell to 16,997.
Furthermore, schools will be reopened for nursery classes to grade 8 from Monday and so on.
Previously, the school was reopened for grade 9 to 12 in February 7.
Delhi reported the first Covid-19 case in March 2020.
Last year, in April-May, the city witnessed a second second wave.
The third wave began to peak early this year and on January 13, Delhi recorded the highest daily calculation of 28,867 cases.
The level of participant rose to 30.6% on January 14, the highest during the ongoing pandemic wave.