Bhubaneswar: Covid Counts Daily Countries are in a decline but steps to slowly cause question marks whether they can fulfill government projections over 1160 cases every day on July 15.
With 2602 new cases, the Test Position (TPR) report fell to 3.49% as testing increased to 74,000 on Wednesday.
However, the government on Wednesday confirmed 59 Covid deaths, new, because the toll road increased to 4,358.
Repeating that the Covid mortality rate released is not the current, the Principal Principal (Health) Pradipta Kumar Mohapatra, “We get Covid’s death audited by a committee.
Some deaths will now be displayed in time.
Now, only 10% beds Hospital in the occupied Covid Hospital.
“More than a week of the government has projected that the state will have 12,449 active cases on July 15 with a daily number of around 1160.
However, considering the rate of decline, experts say it will be difficult to drop cases to that level Next week.
“Daily average falls are marginal.
With 3,222 cases on July 1 and 2,917 the following day, we can see that the cases fall very slowly.
Comparing July 1 with 2,602 cases Wednesday, we did not expect much in seven days to Home, “said Dr.
Manoj Sahu, a senior gastroenterologist and responsible for Covid management at Sum Hospital, who said people need to work with government enforcement agencies and comply with suitable behavior to bring further cases.
On July 3, IIT Kanpur has projected that Odisha will see everyday cases falling into around 739 in two weeks (on July 15).
Citing the World Health Organization (WHO) IIT Kanpur study report has stated that the test level of tests that consistently less than 5% for at least two weeks can be interpreted as having a covid situation under control.
Khurda Regency again reported 500 cases plus (529) brought to the focus of the reckless behavior of people in the capital, who reported most cases.
Meanwhile, Mohapatra conveyed fear of the third wave of the country in August or September.
“According to our scientific calculation, the third wave is possible, if any, can come in October and November.
We are fully prepared because the targeted age group is 0-18 years.
Hospital infrastructure for pediatric care is ready.
About 4,000 doctors, nursing staff And paramedics are practicing now to deal with the third wave, “Mohapatra said in a video message.