Bhubaneswar: The number of infection of 11,607 at the top of the third wave on January 19 was far less than the highest surge of one day 12,852 cases in the second wave on May 22 last year.
This is contrary to the government’s projection of more than 20,000 cases in the worst a day in the current wave.
New cases fell further to 7,291 in the state of Monday, according to the lower curve since January 19.
This encourages health experts to predict that the possibility of a remote infection increase.
Jayant Panda, the government’s technical advisor in Covid-19, said that “the strict evening hours of night hours and ensure that the appropriate behavior of Covid helped stop the spread of further infection.
For the first time, the government limits the movement of boys to feed food after 9pm , when the night curfew it comes into force.
Even though it is epiidemiologically we have one more day to go before we can say for sure that we have reached its peak, we seem to approach with everyday cases down more than 4,000 in the last six days, compared With the peak.
“He went to add that having a number of infections, which was far lower than those feared by the government, was a positive sign.
Nine districts reported a case in two digits, while Khurda was the only one who saw more than 1,000 infections one day.
Khurda test levels (25.85%) and Sundargarh (25.54) saw swimming.
As many as 18 districts have TPR below 10%.
The government confirmed five more covid deaths, taking total deaths to 8,525.
Daily death has also fallen since January 19.
Niranjan Mishra, Director of Public Health, said, “Given that Omicron is very contagious, we have to wait a few more days given that he has risen back in several countries.
However, the peak of such a situation must have arrived here.”
Odisha: a one-day surge in a third covid wave is far less than projected
