Yoga classes for Corona patients will start from tomorrow, CM Arvind Kejriwal announced

Recently, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who defeated the coronavirus, is constantly active. On Monday, he also attended an important meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority chaired by Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal. In this episode, because of the situation of Corona, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal held a digital press conference on Tuesday afternoon. In this, he has announced that from Wednesday, yoga classes will start in Delhi for corona patients, who are in home isolation.

In a digital press conference on Tuesday, Arvind Kejriwal said that the cases of corona are increasing across the country, soon this pace will decrease. Bringing programs for those who are in home isolation. Yoga increases the capacity of a person. Start yoga classes for those who are in home isolation. Classes will be held according to the convenience of the patients. 40 thousand people can do yoga simultaneously. There will be 15 people in a class. Under this, the link will reach all the Corona-positive people. Everyone should do yoga and stay healthy. People will get a lot of benefits from this.

Significantly, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who returned to work after recovering from Corona, shared his experience on Sunday and said that I had a fever for two days. But then it slowly came under control. I was constantly in touch with the officials about what was being done to prevent the corona infection. Let us inform you that during the last two years, Arvind Kejriwal has defeated the Coronavirus for the second time. Earlier in the year 2020, Arvind Kejriwal had to be admitted to the hospital due to a corona infection.

2713 new containment zones created

Explain that due to the continuous increase in corona infection in Delhi, 2713 new containment zones have been created in the entire city. Due to this, the containment zones have increased from 11,487 to 14,200. During this, a strict vigil is being kept on these areas.

503 patients are on oxygen support

A day earlier, 440 patients were on oxygen support in various hospitals of Delhi, which has now increased to 503. Out of which 65 patients are on ventilator support. The sad part is that for the second day in a row, 17 people died on Monday.