Pune: Covid fatality in Maharashtra fell half in December and 37% less in January when compared to the deaths reported in November last year.
This, although only around 26,000 new cases were reported in November due to the defeat of 6.43 lakh in January only – an increase of almost 25 times.
The country recorded 472 Covid deaths in November last year but the number fell to 231 in December, the month that saw Omicron began to dominate.
From January 1 to 18, there were 298 deaths in the state.
A state official said that even though the absolute number of Covid deaths had increased slightly this month, small numbers proportionally with the magnitude of the case.
For example, the mortality rate of Covid Maharashtra now fell to 0.05%, which was the lowest since the pandemic began in 2020, said the South-State Public Ministry of Health officials.
The supervision of Maharashtra’s supervision Dr.
Pradeep kicked to Tii, “Bring the most important during the current surge is that most cases are mild, and of course they are not as bad as those during delta waves.
Therefore, only those who have a comorbidity or the underlying conditions have surrendered In transmission.
The healthiest in the current surge has had asmptomatic / light for the most moderate disease profile.
This does not occur when the second wave has peaked in Maharashtra, because the virulence is much higher.
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