Bhubaneswar: The positive level of the test (TPR) on Tuesday was dipped below 5% (4.14) with 2,640 new infections detected from 63,695 tested samples.
After two weeks the consistent Covid Daily count of around 3,000, it dropped significantly, which according to experts was the beginning for further decline in the days to come.
With falling amounts, TPR also fell because there were no significant changes in the number of tests.
Experts say falling steadily began now only with the enforcement and compliance of society with Covid norms.
As many as 20 districts reported cases in two digits and two districts, Nuabada and Deogarh, reported less than 10 cases.
The two districts also have active cases in double digits unlike 28 remaining districts, which still have cases in three or four digits.
Five districts – Khurda (365), Cuttack (266), Puri (178), Jajpur (162) and Bhadrak (128) – contributed nearly 50% of Kaseload on Tuesday.
The North District Ballasore also grabbed the Covid crisis as its coastal colleagues and reported around 200 cases every day.
On Tuesday, more than 397 infections.
Ajay Parida, Director, Institute of Life Sciences (ILS) said TPR Covid was undoubtedly falling but the case was still high.
The rate of infection Tuesday is that the second week of April, when it is raging.
Only for two days, cases in April remained in the range of 2,000 to 3,000 and began to add exponentially.
So, the current situation is what we have in April the second week.
So, don’t be satisfied and working with law enforcement agencies in the implementation of Covid norms, he was observed.
On June 6, the country’s TPR fell below 10% for the first time in two months.
So for the last 22 days, it remains between 5% and 10%.
The peak of the country’s TPR from 24.09% was reported on May 7 on Tuesday, the government showed that 40 Covid deaths took the victim to 3,970.
Khurda Regency has witnessed 640 patients who surrendered to the virus with seven more deaths reported on Tuesday.
Of the total Covid deaths reported in Khurda until Monday, 440 were reported in the capital city.