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Growing trend of Covid-19 cases cause of worry; no shortage of vaccines: Govt

Growing trend of Covid-19 cases cause of worry; no shortage of vaccines: Govt ANI | Updated: Apr 13, 2021 18:06 IST New Delhi [India], April 13 (ANI): India has crossed the previous highest surge of Covid-19 cases and the trend is going upward, which is a cause for worry for the country, said Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan on Tuesday. India has 89.51 per cent people who have been cured of Covid-19 infection, 1.25 per cent deaths related to the viral infection and 9.24 per cent active cases currently. If we look at new cases, we will find that the previous highest surge has already been crossed and the trend is going upward. That is a cause for worry, said Bhushan during the weekly health ministry briefing on the Covid-19 situation in the country.

Problem not of coronavirus vaccine shortage but of planning: Govt

Over 1.67 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses are still available with states and UTs, the Centre said on Tuesday, underlining that the problem is not of vaccine shortage but of better planning. Addressing a press conference, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said so far states and UTs have received 13,10,90,370 vaccine doses, out of which the total consumption, including wastage, has been 11,43,69,677. As per 11 am data, unutilised doses available with states and union territories for administration is 1,67,20,693. From now till April end, 2,01,22,960 doses are in supply pipeline to states and UTs, he said. This clearly shows that the problem is of lack of better planning, not of vaccine doses shortage. We have made available vaccine doses to states and UTs from time to time and as we told you earlier that to bigger states we give supply of four days at once and on fourth and fifth day we replenish the supply. For smaller states, at once we supply 7-8 days vaccine doses and o

Covid-19 second wave worrying; states need to ramp up RT-PCR tests: Centre

Noting that India s COVID-19 cases trajectory in the second wave is worrying , the Centre said states like Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat need to ramp up RT-PCR tests. Addressing a press conference, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said the Centre is continuously trying to help states and union territories in tackling the pandemic in a more effective manner. He said the previous highest surge has already been crossed and the trend is going upward and that is a cause for worry . The previous highest surge was 94,372 daily cases in September which is now 1,61,736 every day while the daily deaths are also showing an increasing trend, Bhushan said.

COVID-19: Maharashtra not conducting enough tests, decrease in share of RT-PCR tests observed, says Centre

COVID-19: Maharashtra not conducting enough tests, decrease in share of RT-PCR tests observed, says Centre
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