New Delhi: There was no death because Covid-19 was recorded in Delhi on Thursday, while 35 new cases were reported with a 0.05 percent position level, according to data distributed by the City Health Department.
Only one death because Covid has been reported this month, on September 7, according to official figures.
Data said no death was recorded on July 18, July 29, August 2, August 4, 11-13 August 11-13 August 20 August 21-24 August 21-24.
On March 2, the national capital has reported zero death due to viruses.
On that day, the number of one-day infection was established in 217 and the level of participation was 0.33 percent.
The second wave swept the city during the April-May period.
A total of 79,003 tests, including 55,125 RT-PCR tests and 23,878 fast antigen tests, were carried out everyday, said Bulletin.
On Wednesday, 41 new cases were recorded as the level of participants reached 0.05 percent, data said.
The death toll because Koronavirus infection in Delhi reached 25,083.
The daily case count has dropped to 20 on August 30, when one death was recorded, according to official figures.
Despite being included in the last few days, the chairman of the Minister of Arvind Kelamwal recently warned that the chances of the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic was quite real, while he stressed that his government was preparing for “war footing” to combat it.
Delhi rolled under the second wave of pandemic 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 recorded on April 20; Increasing 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 pepositives also shrinks in recent weeks.
The number of deaths per day, has also shown a decline in the past few days.
Health Minister Delhi Sateurdar Jain has recently said that medical infrastructure is increasing and 37,000 beds dedicated to Covid-19 patients are being formed to handle the third wave of pandemics anticipated in the national capital.
The number of active cases increased slightly to 415 on Thursday from 414 the day before, according to the bulletin.
The number of people under house isolation was 114 on Thursday while it was 107 a day before, and the number of detention zones declined slightly to 99 out of 100 on Wednesday, said Bulletin.