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Delhi likely to end Covid curbs in next DDMA meeting amid low positivity rate - Vimarsana News

Delhi likely to end Covid curbs in next DDMA meeting amid low positivity rate

Delhi coronavirus cases: Over the past two weeks, the average number of daily cases has fallen from 4,207 to 923, and the positivity rate has dropped from around 30% in mid-January to 1.5% on Tuesday

THIS is when Delhi government will lift Covid-19 restrictions - Vimarsana News

THIS is when Delhi government will lift Covid-19 restrictions

THIS is when Delhi government will lift Covid-19 restrictions - Details inside - Minister Satyendar Jain underlined that Delhi is following the Centre's guidelines on testing.

Delhi: Of 97 Who Died Due to COVID Between January 9-12, 70 Unvaccinated, 19 Took Only One Jab - Vimarsana News

Delhi: Of 97 Who Died Due to COVID Between January 9-12, 70 Unvaccinated, 19 Took Only One Jab

"More than 75% of the people who died due to coronavirus had not even taken a single dose of the vaccine," said health minister Satyendra Jain.

Source: thewire.in
Delhi Covid cases may shoot up to 20,000 today with positivity rate of 20%: Satyendar Jain - Vimarsana News

Delhi Covid cases may shoot up to 20,000 today with positivity rate of 20%: Satyendar Jain

Yesterday, Delhi recorded 17,335 fresh Covid cases, the highest single-day rise since May 8, and nine deaths while the positivity rate mounted to 17.73%

Hospitalisation rate remains low even as Covid-19 cases continue to rise in Delhi - Vimarsana News

Hospitalisation rate remains low even as Covid-19 cases continue to rise in Delhi

Even as Covid-19 cases rise in Delhi, the hospitalisation rate remains lower. According to Delhi government data, out of 11,405 hospital beds only 921 have been occupied so far.