New Delhi: National capital recorded 125 Covid-19 cases in a day with a 0.20% peposititivity rate while there was no death due to viral infections, according to the data distributed by the Delhi Health Department here on Wednesday.
With this, the total Covid-19 case reported in the city has so far increased to 14,42,515.
Of these, more than 14.16 lakh has recovered from this disease, the department said.
The death toll because Covid-19 stood at 25,102.
Delhi has recorded four deaths because Covid in December so far.
Seven deaths were reported in November, four in October and five in September.
The city reported 102 cases on Tuesday with a level of 0.20% and 91 cases on Monday with the same level of front.
On Sunday, the city recorded 107 cases while the position of the front of the participation was 0.17%.
A total of 86 cases were reported on Saturday and 69 on Friday with a level of participants of 0.13% and 0.12% respectively.
A total of 63,313 Covid tests, including 56,511 RT-PCR, was carried out in the city on Tuesday, the bulletin stated.
There were 624 active cases in the city, up from 557 on Tuesday.
The number of people in house isolation stood at 289, up from 262 on Tuesday, the health department bulletin stated.
Council of active cases across 500 signs after more than four months on Sundays.
National capital has 513 active cases on August 15.
The number of detention zones in the city was established in 184, up from 173 on Tuesday, said the bulletin.
In the midst of scare Omicron, Chairman of the Minister of Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said all samples whose positive tests for Covid-19 will now be sent for genome sequencing.
The decision was taken at the Delhi Disaster Management Authority meeting where the Omicron situation, including the possibility of effects and its steps to deal with it, discussed, according to the chairman of the minister.
He also urged the center to allow the administration of booster shots to city residents who were fully vaccinated.
Kejriwal also said the home isolation system will be strengthened in Delhi in accordance with omicron variants only cause mild symptoms.
He said the government had made adequate arrangements for hospital beds, oxygen, medicines and everything that might be needed to fight the virus.
“We will not let Delhi people face difficulties in their care,” he added.
The minister’s chairman held a meeting on November 30 to review the preparation to overcome the possibility of the third wave of Coronavirus and the spread of the Omicron variant.
It has been assessed that 30,000 covid beds are ready in Delhi.
The government will be able to set 100 beds per ward at two weeks notice, which will take the total capacity of the bed in Delhi to more than 64,000, according to an official statement.
In addition, 6,800 ICU beds will also be ready soon.
The stock of drugs is currently being added and the arrangement of house isolation is being strengthened, said government statement.