New Delhi: Health Minister Delhi Satyendar Jain on Thursday said it seems that the third covid-19 wave peak had passed the national capital, even when he reminded that the city had not come out of the danger zone.
Interacting with reporters, Jain said Delhi saw a recording surge in the number of recent Daily Covid cases with more than 28,000 cases registered in a day and the level of participants had also exceeded 30%.
“The surge that Delhi sees can be considered as a covid wave peak and it seems we passed the peak now ….
the number of everyday cases has dropped in the last few days.
More than 13,000 cases were recorded yesterday with the level of front of 24%.
And today, The number of cases is lower than that, “he said.
National capital reported 28,867 fresh Covid-19 cases on January 13, a surge in the sharpest one day since the outbreak of Pandemi, with a 29.21% positioning level.
On January 14, the level of participation has increased to more than 30%.
However, Jain warned that covid wave peaks might have passed in Delhi, but “still we cannot say that we haven’t come out of the danger zone and we need to watch the trend”.
Asked whether some restrictions will be reduced, the Minister said proactive measures also lead to a decrease in the number of cases and for each decision about easing restrictions, “we must monitor the situation first in the coming days”.
In the reduction of the number of tests to detect infection, Jain claims that Delhi still performs more daily tests than other countries and “no one is rejected, if needed”.