Delhi on Saturday recorded 678 contemporary circumstances with a positivity fee of three.98 per cent, whereas two extra folks succumbed to the viral illness, in accordance with information shared by the well being division right here.
Delhi on Friday had logged 813 contemporary COVID-19 circumstances with a positivity fee of 5.30 per cent, and three fatalities.
This is the third consecutive day when the each day case depend is lower than 1,000.
With these contemporary infections and fatalities, Delhi’s caseload climbed to 19,36,365 and the demise toll elevated to 26,266, the well being division bulletin stated.
The contemporary circumstances on Saturday got here out of 17,037 assessments performed the day past, it stated.
Delhi on Thursday had reported 865 COVID-19 circumstances with a positivity fee of 4.45 per cent and 0 demise.
The metropolis recorded 1,109 circumstances on Wednesday with a positivity fee of 5.87 per cent and one demise.
On Tuesday, the capital logged 874 contemporary COVID-19 circumstances with a positivity fee of 5.18 per cent and 4 deaths.
Of the 9,498 beds for COVID-19 sufferers in Delhi hospitals, solely 224 have been occupied on Saturday, down from 239 a day in the past. Beds at Covid care centres and Covid well being centres are mendacity vacant, the bulletin stated.
The variety of lively circumstances in Delhi stands at 3,410, down from 3,703 a day in the past. As many as 2,534 sufferers are beneath residence isolation, it stated.
There are 385 containment zones in Delhi, it added.
Delhi has reported a couple of circumstances of BA.4 and BA.5 variants of Omicron, that are extremely transmissible, however specialists have stated there isn’t any have to panic as they don’t trigger extreme an infection.
The variety of each day COVID-19 circumstances in Delhi had touched the report excessive of 28,867 on January 13 throughout the third wave of the pandemic. The metropolis had recorded a positivity fee of 30.6 per cent on January 14, the best throughout the third wave of the pandemic.
Source: www.financialexpress.com”