Mumbai: Researchers at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) believe that the cases of infection between January 6 and 13 in Mumbai (Mumbai) amid increasing cases of corona virus infection. It can reach its peak and it may take a month for it to decrease. Sandeep Juneja, senior professor at TIFR’s School of Technology and Computer Science, said February may have the highest number of deaths due to infection but will be 30 to 50 percent less than the deaths during the second wave of infections between March and May last year.
On Tuesday, 10,860 cases of infection were reported in Mumbai, which is the highest number of cases since April 7, 2021. Juneja said, “In Mumbai, the cases of infection may reach its peak between January 6 and 13 and it may take a month to reduce it. The maximum deaths due to infection are estimated to be 30 to 50 percent less than the deaths during the second wave of infections between March and May last year.
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However, he did not comment on the number of infection cases during this period. At the same time, he said, “The number of people hospitalized is also estimated to be 50-70 percent less than in the second wave.”
Juneja said the figures have been released based on preliminary assessments by TIFR’s Mumbai AB simulators and are based on data from South Africa and the UK. (agency)