New Delhi: Health Minister Delhi Satyendar Jain on Wednesday said the national capital has gained control over the second wave of Coronavirus and emphasizes that the government increases its infrastructure to fight a pandemic.
Delhi faces a brutal second wave of pandemic who claims a large number of lives every day.
The rapid increase in the number of cases caused medical oxygen shortages in various city hospitals.
On April 20, the city reported a record of 28,395 cases.
On April 22, the level of the case of the case was 36.2 percent, the highest so far.
In 448, the highest number of deaths was reported on 3.
May began to decline around mid-May and now the level of participants under one percent.
In the latest health bulletin issued on Wednesday, the government said Delhi recorded 77 fresh Covid-19 cases at the level of prisoners of 0.10 percent, and another death associated with this disease.
Sharing videos of two minutes and five seconds about government initiatives, Jain praised “active decision making” Minister of Chief Arvind Kejriwal for Delhi who received control of these cases.
“Delhi has gained control over the 2nd wave of Covid-19.
This has been possible because of timely action & active decision making by Hon’ble CM @ArvindkeJriwal ji.
The Delhi government actively strengthens its infrastructure in the war against Corona.
#Delhifscorona,” said Minister of Health in a tweet.
This video highlights various government initiatives such as establishing an oxygen factory in hospitals, ICU beds in a short time, the deployment of ministers in Coronavirus, command and control rooms for Covid management ready in 10 days.
It also underlines the government vaccination program where schools have been converted into a vaccination center, drive-through vaccination and initiative ‘Jahan vote hooked vaccination where a person can be inoculated in the closest polling booth where they provide their voices.
Delhi gets control of the second wave: Jain
