New Delhi: Delhi records zero deaths because Covid-19 and 32 cases of infection with a 0.07 percent participant level on Sunday, according to the health bulletin issued by the government.
Two deaths from Covid-19 have been recorded so far this month in the city, on October 2 and 10, according to official data.
Only five deaths related Covid reported last month, respectively on September 7, 16 and 17, and two on September 28, according to official figures.
Toll deaths because Coronavirus in Delhi stands at 25,089.
On Saturday, 21 cases were recorded with a position of 0.04 percent temporarily on Friday, 26 cases were recorded at a 0.04 percent participant level.
On Thursday, 28 cases were recorded at 0.05 percent participant, according to official data.
The number of cumulative cases is at 14,39,390.
More than 14.13 Lakh patients have recovered from infection.
As many as 44,867 tests – 29,275 RT-PCR and 15,592 antigens were fast – done everyday last, said Bulletin.
The daily case count fell to 17 on September 13, without the death recorded on that day, while the level of participants was 0.04 percent, according to official figures.
Despite falling in everyday case in the past few days, the chairman of the Minister of Arvind Kejriwal has warned that the chance of the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic was quite real, while stating that his government was preparing for “war footing” to combat it.
Delhi has staggered under the second wave of brutal pandemic, claiming a large number of lives every day, and the problem of lack of oxygen supply in various hospitals has added misery.
Since April 19, both cases of everyday and the number of single deaths have increased, with more than 28,000 cases and 277 deaths are recorded on April 20; Increase 306 deaths on April 22.
On May 3, the city recorded a record of 448 deaths, according to official data.
However, the number of cases has shown a trend of decline and the level of progress also shrank in recent weeks.
Health Minister Delhi Satyendar Jain has recently said medical infrastructure is increasing and 37,000 beds dedicated to Covid-19 patients are being formed to overcome the third wave of pandemics anticipated in the national capital.
The number of active cases fell to 320 on Sunday from 326 the day before, according to the bulletin.
The number of people under house isolation stood at 88 on Sundays while 96 the day before, and the number of detention zones increased to 105 out of 104 days ago, he said.