Shimla: Although there are no Delta cases plus strains have been found in Himachal Pradesh so far, the point of foot tourists who are higher than various parts of the country have caused serious concerns.
More than 18,000 vehicles per day enter the country in the past two weeks and the majority of people who enter the state do not hold on to the behavior that matches Covid.
In the past two weeks, the police have challenged more than 3,600 people because they did not wear masks and collected more than Rs 20 Lakh well from them.
From the country, 1,113 samples were sent to the Delhi National Center for Diseases to test the variant of the concern among positive Covid cases in the country and according to reports that received 76 samples had been tested positively for Delta strains, but there were no samples tested positive for Delta plus strains.
In addition, 109 samples have shown the existence of British strains while eight samples have been positively tested for Kappa strains.
According to police officials, a total of 2,57,179 vehicles had entered Himachal Pradesh in the last two weeks, because Covid curfew was appointed on June 14.
Of these, 1,31,216 vehicles were included between June 13 to June 20 and 1, 25,963 vehicles entered between June 20 to June 27.
In the same period, four published Challans and RS 15,000 were realized as a fine for violations of the wedding license issued during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Fine Rs 17,000 also realized for ACT MV violations.
Rs 3,500 is realized as alright for driving without a mask.
However, the total fine manifested for mask violations during that period was Rs 20.05 lakh with 3,620 challans.
According to health officials, people are asked to follow the right behavior of Covid which is appropriate to prevent and reduce Covid-19 pandemic.
The second wave of Covid-19 claims 1,493 lives more than the first wave.
Government spokesman said the second wave had a higher number of deaths.
He said the number of cases in the first wave was 58,403 compared to 1,43,262 on the second wave to Sunday.
The level of participants also increased to more than doubled in the second wave.
There were 2,475 deaths in the second wave compared to the first where 982 deaths were reported.
The case fatality rate has increased from 1.68 to 1.72 in the second wave.
He further said the level of front in the second wave was doubled compared to the first wave.
The 5.48 participant level is seen in the first wave and the 10.73 frontpiece level has been seen in the second wave.