Noida: The number of active cases in Gautam Budh Nagar Regency has risen for the past week and now, that number is around 20.
About two weeks back, the number is between 10 and 12.
One week ago, on September 2, 12 active cases were recorded at district.
From August 31 to September 5, three to four new Covid cases were reported every day and according to official data, on August 29, there were 10 active cases in this district.
The number remains 12 for the next four days.
On September 3, four new Covid cases were reported, and the number of active cases reached 15.
Since then, the number has risen.
While 18 cases were actively recorded on September 4, for three days after that, the number was 21.
On Wednesday, one new Covid case was detected and the number of active cases was 20.
According to officials, in the first week of September, in the first week, cases New Covid reported from various regions in the city and two cases from other districts was also added to the calculation of the district.
“There is no cluster in the district now.
In most cases, symptoms are mild and except for one patient, the other is in a house isolation.
In Delhi neighbors and in other districts in Uttar Pradesh, there is no significant increase in the number of covids that have been recorded,” said A senior health official.
Covid patients who were hospitalized were at the Noida Covid Hospital sector 39.
The person was from Faridabad and he underwent treatment at a private hospital for several other diseases before he tested positive.
“We are not worried about numbers for now.
But people must ensure that they follow all the appropriate behaviors of Covid and leave their homes only if needed.
We have seen in the past that the number of cases began to rise suddenly and we all Need to ensure that we do not increase the level of infection, “said the district judge, Suhas Ly.
On Wednesday, 10,187 people were vaccinated in Gautam Budh Nagar.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health started the drive of intensive fever surveillance in the district from Tuesday and officials maintained all people under four wide categories.
These categories are, children who are not vaccinated (routine doses), adults who are not vaccinated for 45 years (covid vaccine), they have fever for more than two weeks and those who have fever for less than two weeks.
People who experience fever for less than two weeks must get a covid test must be done and those who have more than two weeks have been tested for malaria, officials said.
Chief Medical Officer, Dr.
Sunil Sharma, said that at present, there are more than 1,500 health teams in the field for supervision and around 700 cases of fever reported every day.