Delhi records 600 Covid cases, 1 death
The total number of cumulative beneficiaries vaccinated so far stands at 3,51,25,595, according to the health bulletin.
The total number of cumulative beneficiaries vaccinated so far stands at 3,51,25,595, according to the health bulletin.
The number of infections in the national capital has seen a decline over the last few days, except for yesterday when the capital saw a spike.
Mr Ghosh further highlighted that this is also posing a danger to the lives of these people who have tested positive using the test kits. “This is because in case their condition deteriorates and they need to be admitted to hospitals, the KMC will not be able to extend any help including arranging for ambulances since we don’t have any information on the patient,”
The officer said that cyber criminals are active in districts like Nawada, Nalanda, Aurangabad in Bihar.
"The next 15 days are very critical for Covid. I request everyone with folded hands to please wear masks and use hand sanitisers. We have to be very careful in the next few days. Please abide by the restrictions that we have already issued. This virus is not disastrous in nature but is spreading extremely fast so we have to be very cautious. If we see a deterioration in the current situation then further restrictions will be enforced,"
So far, three patients have tested positive for Omicron variant in the state. Two have travel history and one did not have any travel history. The health department initiated a series of measures to contain the infection from the new variant.
Airport authorities said that the normal RT-PCR test will now cost Rs 600 instead of Rs 700 and the rapid RT-PCR test will cost Rs 2,900 instead of Rs 3,600.
The slashing of rates of the two tests that are mandatory for passengers since the Omicron variant scare has surfaced has brought major relief to travellers.
In addition to 72 hours of RT-PCR negative report for students coming from these states, it is likely to be made mandatory to have both doses of the vaccine.
The order is mandatory for all flights coming into Karnataka from Kerala and Maharashtra. It has been made compulsory for the airlines to ensure that passengers board with RT-PCR negative test report dated not more than 72 hours.
