Delhi COVID-19 update: CM Kejriwal said - 3500 patients increased in 1 week as soon as they were given the relaxation in lockdown

New Delhi. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of Delhi, the capital of the country, said on Monday that the effect of COVID-19 (COVID-19) is not going to go into today or tomorrow. It will have an effect. He argued in support of his assertion that 3500 infected grew in a week as soon as the lockdown was relaxed on May 17, but 2500 has been cured.

On the facilities available in the hospitals, he said that a total of 4000 beds are available, including private and government hospitals. Along with CM Kejriwal said that the government has 250 ventilators, out of which only 10 are being used. Let us know that the number of people infected with Corona virus in Delhi has reached 13,418. So far, 261 people have also died due to this fatal infection.

The situation in Delhi is under control, we are taking full care

Arvind Kejriwal said that, two days ago I came to know that a Covid-19 patient had gone to a private hospital, then he was thrown out. In the case of Covid, no hospital will exclude the patient. It is the responsibility of the private hospital. We have issued a show cause notice to that hospital. It is the responsibility of the hospital to get him a cavid bed. Now we are making a system that if there is a serious patient of Covid-19, then where should he go, the patient will know. Kejriwal said that, the situation in Delhi is under control, we are taking full care.

Recovering about 50 percent infected

On the matter of coronation positive of a person associated with the staff of Health Minister Satendra Jain, Sanjay Singh said that, the maximum investigation is being done in Delhi. About 50 percent of people are recovering. Plasma therapy is also being tested. Ventilators and beds are all set. During this time the government is working continuously. Some people may have become infected during this time. They may have followed the rules completely, despite which they have become infected. On the question of the health minister being quarantined, he said that there is no talk yet, so there is no information.