New Delhi: Delhi recorded 31 new cases from the Omicron variant of Coronavirus on Saturday, taking counting to 351.
However, without or very mild symptoms seen in most cases, a large number of international passengers found positively with new variants have now shifted from the unit Insulation appointed at the Delhi Government LNJP Hospital to Dedicated Covid Treatment centers or paid isolation units in a private hotel.
The Delhi government has recently set a Covid Care Center in the village of Persemakmuran Games, Terapth Bhavan in Chhatarpur and Sardar Patel Covid Care Center as a free facility where positive international passenger testing will shift.
The Ibis hotel near the airport has been designated as a paid insulation facility and along with other centers, related to Delhi government hospitals close.
It has been decided that only those cases will be hospitalized where the symptoms are serious or severe.
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Suresh Kumar, Medical Director of the LNJP Hospital, confirmed that most of Covid’s positive passengers who admitted at the hospital have now shifted to the nearest Covid Care Center and they chose the paid insulation facilities have shifted to a hotel.
Health Minister Delhi Satyendar Jain said in a press briefing that according to health experts, the omicron variant was less dangerous than the Delta variant and which was why the patient did not need to be hospitalized.
He said that at this time, there were no patients from the Omicron variant which needed oxygen support.
Jain said that this was also the reason why all positive sample testing for Covid-19 was not sent for genome sequencing, although a fairly large sample was, and proved that the proportion of cases caused by a new variant rose.
“People demand omicron test today.
This is to tell them that information about Omicron is only needed for the government and policy makers so that it can ensure the system works accordingly,” Jain said.
“Patients will not recognize something new about the variant because the care process for other Corona variants is exactly the same as the Omicron variant,” he said, adding that the protocol for the same care and prevention and prevention.