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District Clock 1,500 AVG Daily in the last 30 days

District Clock 1,500 AVG Daily in the last 30 days
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Nagpur: The district has recorded nearly 45,000 Covid cases since December 24 when the virus began to spread quickly after a six-month pause.
This comes with an average of 1,500 cases per day.of which is 44,987 Covid patients appearing in this period, more than 27,649 are under care such as on the day.
It comes to around 61% of the District An has been registered slightly below 1,500 cases total between July and December 24 last year, although more than 2,000 tests are being carried out everyday.
Daily testing has now increased to 10,000.January 21 is 4763 cases representing the highest one-day surge in the third wave so far.cases were recorded in January already the fifth highest for any months in the pandemic, behind March, April and May 2021 and September 2020.
Inside This month, 55 deaths have been reported to date.
The highest number of cases in one month – 1.88 lakh – was recorded in April during the second wave.
The highest monthly case of the first wave of 48,457, which was recorded in September 2020.
With seven more days to leave, January is possible to end with more cases than the first to the top of the moon wave.
August 2020 has been registered 24,163 cases every day Cases.The is an average of under 10 between July and December 24 last year.
For 2.35 Lakh tests have been carried out in the middle of the third wave.
The positive level of the test has increased to 19.16%, which was previously under 1 percent.The new case including many breakthrough infections and reinfections.
The first to face Covid’s frontline attack and work of workers, even though they have also begun to receive the reinforcement dose.
Some of them have been positively tested after receiving an amplifier shot.
Covid infection between health workers in government and private hospitals has been affected by their functioning.Fortunately, the burden on the Covid ward has not increased like that during the first and second wave.
With more than 27,000 active cases at this time, around 3% are accepted in the Covid ward, but many of which cases fings.doctors incidentally have been quoted immune vaccination and flocks increasing, in addition to the variants less strong as reasons for the level of hospitalization and the initial recovery of patients.
Most ICU beds have been taken by patients who are not vaccinated or those brought for several other diseases.
Case Files7-day Spike Cycledate ——————– case ——————- Deathsjan 21 – – —————– 4763 ——————- 7JAN 14 ———- – ——— 1,732 ——————- 3jan 7 —————— – -698 ——————- 0jan 1 ——————– 54 —– – ————- 1DEC 24 ——————– 12 ————- – —– Wave 03 As far as 24 December – 24 January —————- 44,987 —————— – 55Monthly Moon progress ——————– case ——————- DeathMarch —– – ————- 79,680 ——————- 823APRI ————– – —- 1,88,325 ——————- 2389may ——————– 69.265 – —————– 1514June ——————– 2481 ——— – ——– 133July ———————— 528 ————– – — 16AG ———————— 145 ——————- 3SEP – ———————– 273 —————— 1 * October — – ———– 154 ——————- 1 * November ————– – 169 ——————- 1 * December —————- 489 ——– – —- —– 0 (July reconciliation figures are excluded.
* Outside the district case)

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