Chandigarh: When the Covid case growth has been tapered in Punjab, there has been a significant decline in the case of mukormycosis, also known as black mushrooms, a lot to eliminate health and expert officials.
The steep increase in the number of cases of musicycosis among post-covid patients during the peak of the second wave has sent health authorities to become tizzy.
During a seven-day period between 25 and May 31, the state has recorded 155 cases.
However, when the Pandemic situation seemed to subside, the count of people who contracted the disease after recovering from Covid had dropped.
According to the data department data, only one case has been reported in the last seven days (September 8-14), the lowest since the case began to pour in May, while only three cases were cooked in the previous two weeks.
The highest day count of new cases in the last three weeks has been two (reported on September 4 and August 30).
No deaths reported in the last 40 days.
So far, 687 patients restored Covid has contracted a maximum infection of 112 originating from Ludhiana, 64 of Amritsar, 55 of Jalandhar and 54 of Bathinda.
Of the total, the majority of patients are those who recover from Covid after steroids or on oxygen support for a long time.
A total of 73 patients came from other countries under Covid treatment in hospitals in various districts of Punjab were infected by this disease.
At present, 111 patients are in training while others have recovered.
Of the 52 deaths, Ludhiana contributed eight while six deaths had been reported in Jalandhar while six patients belonging to other countries also surrendered to infection.
The level of participants in the level of urban and rural areas the country has recently neck-and-neck-neck.
According to the Ministry of Health’s record, 0.13% of the 14,259 tests conducted in urban areas on September 13 were found temporarily positive in rural areas of 0.11% of 14,192 tests found positive.
Likewise, on September 12, the level of participants in urban and rural areas each 0.7% and 0.6% respectively.
Although there is a decrease in kasel, Punjab continues to do more per million tests than the national average.
Against the average of all-India of 1,236, Punjab did 1,343 tests on average in the last seven days.