Omicron Dominant variant in T’Gana: Government

Hyderabad: The rapid increase in fresh covid cases in Telangana was driven by a very contagious Omicron variant, said the health authority on Thursday.
More than 70 percent of new cases reported throughout the country seem to be omicron tension, said the authorities, predicted a massive surge during the Sankranti celebration.
Health officials, however, clarify that the state government will not impose any restrictions now and will go with the central government guidelines.
“Omicron variants are already in the community.
Although it is not possible to do the genome sequencing of each sample, our estimate is that 70 percent of cases can now be associated with new omicron variants,” said Dr.
G Srinivasa Rao, Director (Public Health) Telangana.
“The Central Government Regulation establishes restrictions if the level of prospective exceeds 10 percent and the occupancy of 40 percent bed.” He said at this stage there would be no night hours, theater restrictions and pubs because the country was both worried about livelihoods.
“The third wave has begun and cases have increased throughout the country on a large scale since the last 5-6 days.
Four weeks are very important and people must be careful.
More than a government that impresses more stringent restrictions, roles The public in preventing the spread is very important, “the official added.
“Onus is in the public to take part in protocols and politicians must cancel meetings and programs for the next four weeks.” The patient’s recovery at the five days’telanaa hover of 3.5% for the past two days.
Hyderabad on Thursday recorded 1,214 new cases while side by side Rangeddy reported 213 cases.
Rao assured that over a crore house isolation kit was ready to deal with an emergency.
“Most patients recover in five days.
We have prepared a bed in more than 27,000 government hospitals and medical staff leaves have been canceled,” he said.
The official said that private hospitals must follow the Covid protocol and only recognize the people who need it, adding that most cases are currently light and do not require hospitalization.