Corona in Delhi: Restrictions returned again, Masks made Mandatory

The era of restrictions has returned once again in Delhi. In view of the increasing cases of the corona, wearing a mask has now been made mandatory. This was discussed in the review meeting of DDMA (District Disaster Management Authority) today. In view of the continuous increase in the corona infection rate, the use of masks, opening the school in hybrid mode was considered. After this, the wearing of masks has been made mandatory. Along with this, social distance and hospital preparations were also discussed in the meeting. Similarly, some steps can also be taken to control the increasing crowd in the markets.

Genome sequencing investigation has not gained momentum in Delhi after the sixth wave of Corona knocked. The capital's Loknayak and ILBS Hospital have genome sequencing facilities, but the investigation has not picked up pace since the Omicron wave.

The number of corona-infected patients in Delhi is continuously increasing. In the last 24 hours, more than 600 people have been found to be infected. At the same time, the central government has expressed concern by writing a letter to the Delhi government on the spread of infection. The Union Health Ministry said that during the last two weeks in Delhi, the number of corona patients has increased by almost three times.

However, this year for the first time after the month of January, there is a jump in the cases of corona infection. On Tuesday, the Health Department informed that 632 people have been found corona infected on the last day. During this, 414 patients were discharged. During this, 4.42 percent corona infected were found in 14299 samples tested. Whereas on Monday, 7.72 percent of samples were found infected.