New Delhi
Despite all efforts in the capital Delhi, new cases of Corona are not stopping. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has issued an order to close all schools because of increasing cases of Covid. New cases of corona are increasing every day in Delhi. Given this, the Delhi government has implemented many big decisions in the past.
Closed until next order
Arvind Kejriwal tweeted that all schools (including government, private) in Delhi are being closed for all classes till further orders. This fourth wave of corona in Delhi is intensifying. On Thursday, 7,437 new cases were reported, which came after 139 days. Earlier, on November 19 last year, 7,546 new patients of Corona arrived in Delhi in one day, which was higher than Thursday.
Comparison of 19 November and 8 April
The last time more than seven thousand cases were reported in Delhi on 19 November last year. 7,546 new cases were confirmed in 24 hours that day. But the infection rate was recorded at 12.09 percent. Not only this, 98 patients died in Delhi that day. But on Thursday 8 April, Delhi has 7,437 new cases, but the infection rate is much lower than that day at 8.10%. Not only this, on the day where there were 98 deaths, there have been only 24 deaths on Thursday.
The figure of this moment is low
Based on this, it can be said that the cases are increasing in Delhi, but this time there is no severability as before, deaths are decreasing. The day before, that is, on Wednesday, 1,931 patients have come more than the new patients came the next day. Not only this, there is a big jump of 2 percent in infection rate within a day. There have been 4 more deaths within a day. At the same time, 1,726 new active patients have increased in a day.
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