Mumbai: Even when Maharashtra recorded 103 deaths on Friday, officials said the country seemed to witness the Mortal Peak in Covid mortality.
The death toll has surged almost 10-15 days since the summit in the case during the third wave.
At the state level, the circle of Pune added 40 deaths, the highest, and Mumbai reported 30.
Cases under 1,500 in the City of Metropolis for the second day in a row, with 1,312 cases registered on Friday against 1,384 on Thursday.
This is the lowest since December 27 when 788 cases are recorded.
However, a BMC official showed that the number of tests in Mumbai also dropped dramatically from 40,000 to 27,720 although the positive level of the daily test continued to survive below 5%.
In Mumbai, the toll continues in two digits since January 16 after remaining in one digit for five months since August 2021.
“Death in Mumbai tends to remain in two digits for two weeks or more,” said Dr Avinash.
“Supe, a member of the State Task Force monitored Covid’s death.
He said the number of critical patients including ICU revenues was more than 500 in Mumbai at this time.” This is a critical patient and, such as Covid trends seen during the last two waves, daily mortality can be between 10% and 20% in the icus, “said Dr.
Supe.
Regarding the decline in the state of the state of the state for the second consecutive day, Dr.
Shaute said it is now clear that the omicron-covid wave has declined.” This decreased trend can take two to three weeks , “he added.
Experts have stated that Omicron waves will have different peaks in different geographical locations in the same condition.
For example, in Pune Belt, where the calculation has risen to 19,000 plus last week, the case dropped to 8,372 on Friday .
Officials say with a downward trend in the state, the possibility of relaxation can be announced next week.
The state has imposed this month’s limitation In the midst of the fast spread of the Omicron case.
“Just as reopening schools and colleges, the state government will also consider providing relaxation to other restaurants and businesses,” an official said.
Health Minister Rajesh Tope said cases in Mumbai, Thane and Palghar declined and the state government had also asked the state and central assignment unit to review covid-related sidewalks.
“This problem is discussed in the Country Cabinet on Thursday.
CM UDDHAV Thackeray believes that discussions on ways of life with Covid must be held Afresh given the decline in cases and many European countries relieve restrictions,” Tope said.