Ludhiana: Official.
The third covid wave peak is over.
The health department official said the case is expected to fall further.
The district’s front level has also witnessed a drastic decline since the second two weeks of last month.
The surgeon of Dr.
SP Singh said, “With a reduced course, the level of progress has dropped from around 22.
Without a doubt, the third wave peak has crossed.
However, we cannot say about the future as a virus mutating.” Officials said to peak it for Crossing, the level of participants must be below 5% to 7% and now, it is far less than value.
However, the voices of expert attention and say there might be a risk of other Omicron variants.
“Infection is in a downslope, so the case will continue to decline.
However, Omicron has proven to be a two-plump wave in several places.
We need to be aware of seeing whether there are cases of BA 2 subvarians, which can cause the second hump.
Selection can provide perfect conditions To spread, “said Dr.
Clarence Samuel, Head of Preventive and Social Medicine Department in CMC.
The Department of Health data shows infection continues to fall in Ludhiana.
The district’s front level was 2.30% on February 6 night.
It was the highest (48.44%) on January 10; 43.17% on January 14; 24.8% on January 21; and 14.98% the following day.
It fell to 10% on January 25, was 13.72% on January 26 and since it remained under 10.Towards at the end of 2021, it was 0% on December 1; remain below 0.25% until December 20; was 0.35% on December 21; 0.61% on December 23; 0.23% on December 29 and 0.91% on December 31.
2.30% participant level on February 6, placing Ludhiana in 13th place on the state ladder.
At 8.19%, Ferozepur was above, followed by SAS Nagar (7.31%).
Sangrur has a positive rate of West Lo 0.42%.
Punjab’s front level is 2.68%.
The top of the third covid wave above because the case is on a downslope
