Pune: Deputy Chief of Minister Ajit Pawar on Saturday said there had been a 50% decline in active cases in the district but had not seen clear third wave easing.
Ajit Pawar, also Minister Guardian Pune, said data from two to three weeks will be very important in determining whether the district has passed the top of the third wave.
“The cases in Mumbai have dropped after its peak.
But we will wait and watch for the next three weeks to determine whether the peak ended in Pune District,” he said after a meeting of the district Covid reviews.
On Sunday January 20-26, Pune District has 90,137 active cases.
It dropped to 45,788 this week – falling 49%.
Even the country registered a decrease in 42% overall in the case.
However, Ajit Pawar recommends a careful approach, because many districts continue to have a high weekly (WPR) levels.
This week’s WPR country is 17%, down 6% from the last week.
He said the task force monitored the number of deaths despite a decrease in the case.
“There has been a marginal increase in daily victims.
Experts assess the reason,” he said.
The Ministry of Health’s report for Pune District this week stated that 95% of his covid patients were in house isolation, 0.43% in an icus, 0.93% on the bed of oxygen and 0.02% on the ventilator bed.
Of the 45.788 Covid-19 case active in the district, only 2,227 patients in the hospital.
Last week, from 90,509 cases, 2,864 were in the hospital.
Oxygen requirements for the district continue to 90mt (during the second wave last April, his request at 350MT).
Nodding for sports activities Ajit Pawar said relaxation had been given throughout the state to regulate various sports activities, including racing horse and bulls.
“Local administration has been empowered to make calls to regulate these events with a capacity of 25% of the crowd,” he said.
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