Rise because of the addition of data from a private hospital, BBMP said
Over the past few days, the Covid-19 case lived under 400 in Bengaluru.
However, hospitalization rose, according to Bulletin Covid Daily BBMP.
The number of revenues gradually increased from seven cases on 24 to 21 cases on August 28.
Hospital admissions peaked in 25 cases on September 1 and then reached 29 cases on September 4 which registered 26 reception on September 5 that came down to 11 cases on September 6.
BBMP Commissioners specifically for health and IT, Randeep D, said previously the body of the Civic took the count of receipts only from government / BBMP patients and not private hospital admissions.
Now, BBMP monitors inaugurated in private health care facilities.
“Inpatient cases have not increased , is undergoing non-covid related treatments where they test positive.
However, there are very few severe cases and the majority of them are treated in public wards, “he said.
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Previously, BBMP had conducted several meetings with private hospitals that asked them to be more transparent and warned the authorities regarding the reception of Covid-19 cases with personal quota.
“The number of cases reported in the city is still lacking along with the reception to the hospital.
We have started micro management for all Covid related problems to remain vigilant.
We are ready for the worst.
Previously, without data about private hospital admission, it is impossible for Track all cases and tell the public.
The more transparent we are with the public, the more they will remain confident and trust the system, “said a senior official.
If we look at the receipt of government hospitals in the city, only 7.9 percent of the beds, 4 percent of the hdu bed, 9.3 percent of the ICU and only 3.9 percent of the ventilator beds were occupied.
Overall, only six percent of the total beds in government facilities were occupied while the rest were empty.
This is a pointer for the fact that the majority of covid beds are empty, which means the case decreases in the city.