Jaipur: Four people died of Covid-19 in the state on Tuesday, more than six and a half months after the Desert reported four deaths on June 27 last year.
One death was reported from Jaipur, Ajmer, Alwar and Trayur, taking toll victims to 8,978.
The state also reported 6,366 fresh infections, so the overall calculation became 9.88,638.
Active cases in the state up from 25,088 to 30,597.
Jaipur reported 2,166 Covid cases, took the active case from 12,238 to 14.006 in 24 hours.
Those who died because Covid on Tuesday had a different comorbidity and had undergone hospital treatment.
While one of them has cancer, others have gastro-intestinal problems, the third has the last heart and fatality problem, chronic lung disease.
“61-year-old people who died because Covid had been treated at AIIMS, Jodhpur, for heart problems from January 8,” said Dr.
Mr.
Mahiya, Chief Medical Health Officer (CMHO), Nagaur.
At Ajmer, the person who died was a 74-year-old man.
“He has liver cirrhosis who is undergoing treatment at a private hospital,” said Dr.
KK Soni, Cmo, Ajmer.
Jaipur who died was a resident of Triveni Nagar.
“He is a 39-year-old man who underwent treatment to suck in his stomach for the past month , Jaipur.
Alwar people who died because of the virus suffering from cancer.
“The 62-year-old man suffered from cancer and was undergoing chemotherapy and had severe anemia because of cancer.
He was treated at SMS Hospital on January 4 but died today,” said Dr.
Op Meena, Cmo, Alwar.
Besides Jaipur with 2,166 cases, Jodhpur reported 2,166 new infections, followed by City (446), Alwar (411), Udaipur (403), Bementpur (365), Sawai Madhopur (114), Sawai Madhopur (114), Srianganganagar (112) and Dausa (101), with the rest of the district together reported 1,831 cases in 24 hours.
In Jaipur, a new case was reported from 96 regions.
From here, Vaishali Nagar had the highest count at 98, followed by Pratap Nagar (93), Jawahar Nagar (91) and Jhotwara (90) in 24 hours.
In two days after the state government began to provide a dose of booster, more than one lakh (1,04,353) health workers and frontline workers received a booster dose.
About 30,805 parents with comorbidity also received a dose of booster in 24 hours.