New Delhi: National capital reports 29 cases of Covid-19 and zero deaths in a day while the level of participants reaches 0.06 percent, according to the data distributed by the Ministry of Health here on Sunday.
Delhi has recorded four deaths because of infection in November so far.
Four had given up on viral diseases in October and five in September.
With new cases, the calculation of Coronavirus infection in the city rose to 14,40,666.
Of this amount, more than 14.15 lakh patients have recovered.
Toll death stands at 25,095.
According to health bulletins, the authorities carried out 49,139 tests, including 41,107 RT-PCR, the previous day.
There are 309 Covid active cases in Delhi, where 133 is in home isolation.
The number of detention zones stood in 124.
Delhi reported 32 Covid-19 cases on Saturday and 30 on Friday.
In April and May, Delhi fought against brutal waves that claimed a large amount of life and caused a lack of oxygen and essential medicines in the hospital.
On April 20, Delhi reported 28,395 cases, the highest in the city since the beginning of the pandemic.
On April 22, the level of the case of the case was 36.2 percent, the highest so far.
The highest number of 448 deaths was reported in May 3.
According to the sixth serosurvey, 97 percent of the population in Delhi has developed antibodies against Coronavirus as a result of a large number of people affected by viruses and strong vaccinations in the city.
All districts in Delhi have more than 93 percent seroprevalence.
Four districts – south, middle, northeast and east – have recorded the seropocytivity level of 99 percent, 99.5 percent, respectively 99.7 percent and 99.8 percent.
Women (90.1 percent) have higher seropositive levels than men (88.2 percent).
Those under the age of 18 have a 88 percent seropositivity level.
Ninety-five percent of vaccinated people who have a history of Covid-19 infection have developed antibodies compared to 82 percent who are not vaccinated.
According to government data, more than 2.28 doses of crore vaccines have been given in Delhi because inoculation exercises begin on January 16.
More than 82 lakh people have received both doses.