New Delhi: Delhi Expert Committee in Covid-19, was formed to write a plan to handle the third possible wave, has prepared a color-coded response plan if there was a surge in Coronavirus infection.
Different colors represent various degrees of responses, including mini locking, because of the size of detention.
Yellow, yellow, orange and red are four color codes in the sequence of severity up.
In terms of high participation levels and high-residential hospital beds, red warnings will be activated while yellow shows the lowest level.
Different codes will also suggest covid infrastructure needed such as ICU beds.
An official said the color-coded action would ensure the uniformity of the response.
The proposal by the eight member committee, which is set on May 27, is in the final stage and will require the approval of Delhi Disaster Management Authority before it can be implemented.
Meanwhile, the wise district report about the Covid-19 case revealed that six of the 11 districts each had less than 10 cases on Thursday, by reporting the north east of only one and Shahdara two cases, while the district with upscale colonies such as New Delhi South and the northwestern district have a higher level of participation.
Because Delhi reopened quickly, the government greatly monitors the wise level of the district to take action immediately if there is an increase in Covid cases.
In the midst of a report of violations of the Covid-19 protocol reported from all the capitals, the government has asked the district to ensure that civil defense volunteers stated in the market strictly uphold safety norms.
The district authorities were also asked to monitor the existence of civil defense volunteers because reports came from several markets about their absence even after marking attendance.
In the past few weeks, the level of participants has declined rapidly.
A little more than two months after the capital had witnessed 28,000 cases one day, Delhi reported only 85 true Covid cases last Saturday, the lowest since May 1, 2020.
On Friday, Delhi reported 93 fresh covid cases in the last 24 hours of 73,565 tests and levels The participants are 0.13%.
Two deaths were reported.
The number of new cases is now far less than the number of daily recovery; 407 people were sent home on Friday.
On July 2, the capital had 1,288 active cases by opposing 17,770 on June 2.
The New Delhi district reported 18 cases on Thursday, followed by South with 17 cases.
The Southeast and Southwestern District respectively reported 10 cases.
Among the regencies with 10 cases below 10 were central and north (9), East (8), West (5), Shahdara (2) and northeast (1).
“All districts that have a level of participants of less than 5% can be called satisfying.
Districts with high population density such as northeast, east and Shahdara have very low participants while districts with more upscale colonies and relatively less legal colonies have fewer The level is relatively higher, “said a health official.
“It’s hard to draw conclusions from these numbers or talk about the causes that have led to various levels of participants between districts.” All districts are conducting 5,000-9,000 tests every day.
The overall level of pioneering for the last five days of June has been below 0.15%.
It was 0.12% on June 30, 0.15% on June 29, 0.10% on June 28, and 0.12% on June 27 and 26.
To revive the economy contained in Covid, the government has permitted almost All major business activities with some restrictions.
A large number of tests are being carried out in crowded places so they don’t become a super spreader.
Among 73,565 tests, more than 51,000 are RT-PCR and a fast antigen test.
Institute of Education, Coaching and Training, Cinema and Theater, Spa, Business-to-Business Exhibition, Swimming Pool, and Stadian Complex and Sports are still closed.
Various meetings are also not allowed.
Delhi: The color code response planned for 3rd Covid waves
