Pune: The Maharashtra government will maintain a close watch on any cluster outbreak in the community, after the number of cases of Omicron countries rose to 110 on Saturday.
Secretary Head Debashish Chakrabarty told TI that two to three weeks will be very important for the country.
“We will oversee the cluster outbreak pattern for the next two weeks or even more.
More samples will be sent to the genome sequencing to oversee the situation.” He said, “We have turned on our hospital infrastructure, but because of the cases of mild omicrons, authorities Local must strengthen the home isolation monitoring system if there is a possibility of a cluster outbreak or the spread of the community, “he said.
State Supervision Expert Dr.
Pradip Awate said that the state had directed Mumbai and Pune to send more samples to the sequencing of the genome as part of community supervision.
The government has also introduced the sidewalk at a meeting to check the spread of omicron.
The member of the State Duty Dr.
Shashank Joshi said that at the present Omicron case in the state and the country was only related to sporadic.
“But there is a quick increase in the case of Covid daily in the state of the three-digit into four digits.
We need to watch close to any cluster outbreak,” he said.
Experts say, “It is very important for people to follow the Covid protocol regardless of their vaccination status or contracted the previous infection.
Everyone must follow the Masking and other Covid protocols.”
Maha: ‘The next 2 weeks are important in fighting Omicron’
