Coronavirus Latest Updates: New Delhi

 Delhi Covid-19 Omicron Active Cases Today Live Updates 15 Jan, Delhi Corona Cases News, Delhi Coronavirus 3rd Wave, Delhi Curfew Curfew Guidelines, Lockdown Today Update: Delhi reported 24,383 new cases of Covid-19 and the death of 34 people on Friday, in positivity. changed to + 30.64% per week.

Delhi reported 20,718 new Covid-19 incidents and 30 deaths on Saturday. The positivity level is 30.64 percent. The national capital reported 24,383 new Covid-19 cases and 34 deaths on Friday, with a positive figure of 30.64 percent.

Meanwhile, Delhi Health Minister Satyyendar Jain on Saturday said it appeared the national capital had reached the top of the Covid-19 infection and that the government would consider reducing the thresholds when cases dropped to 15,000. "We can say that Delhi has reached the top in terms of cases. Cases have begun to decline. Let's see when the descent takes place, ”he told reporters. He added that the level of hospitalization was stable in Delhi.

Although the number of cases of Covid-19 in Delhi increased nearly nine times between January 1 and 14, the percentage of patients supported by ventilators in urban hospitals doubled at the same time, government data showed.

According to government information, on January 1, there were 2,716 Covid cases, and on January 14, the number of cases was 24,383. Similarly, on January 1, the hospital housed 247 people, out of five patients who were supported by ventilators (2.02 percent), and on January 14, hospital beds were 2,529, 99 patients (3.91 percent) were present. ventilator. It shows that the number of cases increased 8.9 times between January 1 and 14, but the percentage of Covid patients on ventilator support only doubled.

During the second wave of coronavirus when the number of cases was the same, the level of hospitalization and ventilator support was high, officials said. The city government, in various categories, said that people who suffer from serious illnesses are mostly unvaccinated and ill. Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain earlier this week said that although the number of cases was rising, hospital admissions were stable, indicating that the tide had risen.