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At 94, Delhi Records Lowest Cases in 292 Days; Positivity Rate Falls to Lowest Ever at 0 17%

At 94, Delhi Records Lowest Cases in 292 Days; Positivity Rate Falls to Lowest Ever at 0.17% News18 © Provided by News18 At 94, Delhi Records Lowest Cases in 292 Days; Positivity Rate Falls to Lowest Ever at 0.17% New Delhi on Tuesday recorded new 94 Covid-19 cases, the lowest number registered since April 30 last year. The daily positivity rate proportion of samples that return positive among total tested stood at 0.17 percent on Tuesday, the lowest ever recorded in the city. The positivity rate in Delhi has been steadily declining since early December. It has remained below 1 percent for 52 days now and below 5 percent for 76 days. As many as 56.13 percent of the 28,000 people sampled during Delhi’s fifth serological survey, conducted in January, were found to have developed antibodies against the virus.

1 In 2000 Beneficiaries Reported Minor Effects After Receiving Covid-19 Vaccine: Centre

The Hindu Explains | Who should not take COVID-19 vaccines?

What is the Health Ministry advisory on children, pregnant women and those on blood thinners? The story so far: On January 14, two days before India began the massive inoculation drive for COVID-19, the Health Ministry released a note on precautions and contradictions for the vaccines cleared so far, Covishield and Covaxin. Both India-made vaccines had emergency use approval and one of the points the circular clarified is that shots are to be given only to those 18 years and above. What are the other specifications? The Health Ministry note said there should ideally be a gap of at least 14 days between a COVID-19 vaccine shot and other vaccines. It said it was not permitted to interchange the COVID-19 vaccines: under the two-dose regime the second dose should be of the same vaccine which was administered the first time around. Further, the vaccines should be administered with caution in persons with a history of any bleeding or coagulation disorder (clotting factor deficiency, co

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