Gurgaon: new cases in the city fell further to 1.545 on Friday from 1,670 days earlier, but three patients also died after testing positive.
With a decrease in case, the daily level of peposititivity has dropped slightly by 20.9%.
There were 8,391 active cases in the city now, which was only 161 patients undergoing hospital treatment.
Of the three covid patients who died on Friday, someone was a 75-year-old woman who suffered from diabetes, and a disease in the kidneys and the heart.
The woman, who had not finished the vaccine schedule, was hospitalized after suffering from brain strokes on January 11.
He also has a cough attack and faces respiratory problems.
He suffered a heart attack on Friday.
The other is a 71-year-old woman who has Parkinson’s, diabetes and hypertension.
He was hospitalized on January 26 with breathing distress and subject to ventilator support.
The woman, who had taken the dose of her vaccine, suffered a heart attack.
The third patient was a 79-year-old woman who suffered from heart disease and brain dysfunction.
The doctor said he was also not fully vaccinated and hospitalized on January 25 with fever, shortness of breath, decreased urine output and reduced responsiveness.
Since January 10, the city has reported 27 Covid deaths – one on January 10, another January 12, two on January 14, each on January 15 and 16, two of each on January 17, 19, 20, three on January 21, two on January 22, one on January 23, one on January 26, and three on January 27 and 28 respectively.
Gurgaon has reported the death of 954 covid since the beginning of the pandemic.
In this case, 636 patients have comorbidities.
Virender’s additional medical officer Yadav said the majority of patients who had died have so far have comorbidity.
He also explained why the city suddenly experienced a series of deaths.
“Covid-related deaths usually begin after a certain peak phase.
We have observed that most patients have comorbidity.
So, it is very important for people to consider this serious and not out of their homes except really urgent,” he added.