Pune: As many as 21 districts in Maharashtra, including Pune, have recorded a decrease in new covid cases per million populations from 6 to 12 October, reports of state government.
Ahmednagar, Satara, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg, Sangli, Solapur and Pune recorded the maximum decline in new Covid cases per million populations in the state for 29 weeks October.
Nine districts – Nanded, Bhandara, Hingoli, Gondia, Mumbai, Palghar, Akola, Latur and Jalna – recorded the increase in Covid cases per million residents, data showed.
In Maharashtra, there were 132 new cases per million in the last week, down from 151 cases per million last week.
In Pune, new infections fell from 342 new infections per million residents (last week) up to 305 years.
Ahmednagar, which added almost 15% for the new Covid case of Maharashtra in the past seven days, showed the biggest decline in new infections per million populations – from 689 cases last week to 509.
Maharashtra Disease Supervision Officer Dr.
Pradeep kicked to Ti, “Calculating the number of cases per Million makes it possible to compare cities with a very different population size.
If Pune shows a decrease in new infections with a certain amount per million populations, a district such as Gadchiroli can also show a decline per million of the same population.
However, the decline in Gadchiroli will be considered more significant because The population size is smaller than Pune.
Therefore, the need to calculate the number of cases per million.
“He said since the second wave of the pandemic receded, the maximum district in Maharashtra showed a decrease in new cases per million populations.
“The state is registered with a new 2,400 new case per day in the past week.
This is also reflected in the decrease in the case of Daily Covid in most districts.
Since the second wave has not fully down, several districts show a new infection increase on the basis of the week to week.
Stress Being placed on the increase in Covid supervision in such districts, “added Dr.
Member of the Duty of the Covid-19 Animal Member Dr Shashank Joshi said that even though some districts have recorded a greater decline in new cases per million every week on Sunday, One reason to fall steeper in new infections may be absolute high (covid) numbers.
He says.
“In accordance with this data, concerned districts, such as Ahmednagar, showed a decline in trends in new cases per million populations.
Newer districts, such as Mumbai, seem to appear that showed a slight increase.” Dr.
Joshi said the data must also be considered in light.
The level of testicitivity test (TPR) of each district and active case.
“Mumbai TPR floated between 1.3% and 1.5%, depending on the number of tests carried out every day.
Overall, the Mumbai case only saw a marginal increase in the last week, even though the city was open, the city could not let it go down With Diwali coming and religious places and multiplexe reopened.
A little increase in cases per million is only a signal.
It continues to show that the district that has seen the increase must be very careful and continue to follow the appropriate behavior of Covid, “he said.
Dr.
Joshi said the total per million population of Covid data showed that the second wave had declined in the maximum district in Maharashtra, except the endemic district such as Mumbai.
“The state shows the number of Covid cases that are active and the lowest daily in recent weeks, with TPR in continuous decline.” Intensive Dr.
Rahul Pandit, member of the Covid Negara Task Force, told TII, “In the case of districts that have experienced an increase in new infections, it is important to identify clusters that show increases and also take steps such as increasing.
Contact tracking and ring fence for that location .
Such dynamic steps must be continued for now.
More vigilance must be done to the end of each wave of pandemic.
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