New Delhi: Health Minister Delhi Satyendar Jain on Friday confirmed that the danger of Covid-19 had subsided in the national capital and the situation was “quite controlled”.
He also said that the virus was the main cause of death in just three of the 43 fatalities that recorded the previous day.
National capital is expected to record 10,500 cases on Friday with 17 to 18 percent of the level of participation, Jain said.
Considering a decrease in everyday case and the level of prospitis, he said, the government has written to Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal about interesting weekend curvacies, raising strange rules even to open shops and operate private offices at 50 percent.
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“Experts have warned that Delhi can record one case of lakh every day during these waves but dangers have been avoided.
We will receive a call to raise more restrictions within three – four days,” said Minister here.
Delhi has passed the top of the ongoing pandemic wave, Jain said.
He said that after recording around 28,000 Covid infections last week, Delhi now reported a sharp decline in the number of daily cases and the level of participants.
“The danger of the coronavirus cemetery has subsided in Delhi,” Jain said.
The city has recorded 28,867 cases of Covid-19 last Thursday, a single-day surge in the sharpest since the beginning of the pandemic.
The number then decreased to 24,383 on Friday, 20,718 on Saturday, 18,286 on Sunday, 12,527 on Monday, 11,684 on Tuesday, 13,785 on Wednesday and 12,306 on Thursday.
The participation level reached 30.6 percent on Saturday, the highest in the ongoing wave of pandemic so far, 27.9 percent on Sunday, 28% on Monday, 22.5% on Tuesday, 23.9% on Wednesday and 21.5% on Thursday.
“Of the 43 fatalities recorded on Thursday, Coronavirus is the main cause in just three,” said Minister of Health Jain.
The capital has reported 396 deaths due to infection in January so far.
According to officials, most of these patients have comorbidity and Covid is not the main cause of death.
The danger of Covid has subsided in Delhi: Jain
