Nagpur: For the second time in 16 days, the district recorded a zero covid case on October 15.
Previously, there were no cases detected from more than 4,300 tests on September 29, which had occurred for the first time in 547 days (since 16 May 2020).
There was no death because Covid was among the district residents since August 12.
Nagpur Rural has not recorded Covid fatality at least since July 30.
Between August 12 and October 15, the only Covid death recorded in the number of Nagpur was an outside district patient who died in the city on September 29.
In the past two and a half months, this district has reported 487 cases, which came to an average of six cases per day, and four deaths, including three outside districts.
Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has documented the status of new patient vaccinations found in its jurisdiction since August-end.
Testing people who are not positively vaccinated also consist of under 18 years of age.
Among people who were vaccinated were tested positively, many have taken their doses between February and July this year.
Not only is patients who are vaccinated but not vaccinated it also remains mild to moderate, and does not require oxygen or heavy drugs, according to officials.
This district reported fewer cases in the midst of unlocking almost all public places and educational institutions, in addition to closing easing in attendance.
Another positive development observed during this range is that there is no new variant of the virus that has been reported.
Pulmonologist Dr.
Ravindra Sarnaik, a member of the district assignment forced, said, “As I have said, Spurt is mostly dependent on human behavior and viral characteristics.” Dr.
Sarnaik said vaccination would take equal actions.
“If we have to continue with zero more often, we have to increase vaccination for other age groups.
Asymptomatic operators are likely to be found more among those under the age of 18 years.
The government has allowed a vaccine for 12 to 18 groups.
This will be increasingly Includes a large number of populations.
As soon as young people are vaccinated, the transmission will remain low, “he said.
In the virus mutation, Dr.
Sarnaik said it depends on the number of virion particles (particle virus) in the patient’s body.
“More and more of the number of Virion particles, the more people will be affected.
The severity of infection, high transmission and mutation risk will increase.
At present, all patients are mild.
Many positive patients are travelers,” he said.