Amid a decline in Covid-19 cases, Delhi has started unlocking and easing restrictions imposed during the second Covid wave.
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The national capital recorded a slight rise in the new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours. Delhi reported 101 new Covid-19 cases on Tuesday, a slight rise from Monday’s figure when the national capital had recorded its lowest cases this year with 59 infections.
Meanwhile, four people succumbed to the viral infection in Delhi in the sme duration, taking the total death count to 24,971 while the overall caseload rose to 14,34,094.
Active cases are the lowest since March with 1,531 infections across the city at present — there were 1,404 active cases on March 1. The positivity rate stands at 0.15 per cent while the recovery rate is 98.15 per cent.
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The new cases came after 66,397 Covid tests were conducted in Delhi in the last 24 hours. At least 119 people recovered from Covid, taking the total number of recoveries in the city to 14,07,592.
For three days, the national capital was reporting less than 100 new Covid cases. On Monday, 59 cases, the lowest this year so far, and two deaths were recorded while the case positivity rate was 0.10 per cent. On Sunday, Delhi reported 89 cases with a positivity rate of 0.12 per cent, and 4 deaths while on Saturday, it recorded 85 cases and nine deaths.
Amid a decline in Covid-19 cases, Delhi has started unlocking and easing restrictions imposed during the second Covid wave.
On Monday, gyms and yoga centres in the national capital reopened after nearly three months. Banquet halls and hotels have also been allowed to host weddings, with the number of guests allowed to attend marriages capped at 50.
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