Danger Of Corona On Children / 44 children infected in Noida in the last seven days, 16 under the age of 18

Corona cases are increasing rapidly in cities including Delhi, Gautam Budh Nagar, Ghaziabad, Gurugram etc. The special thing among them is that children are coming in the grip of it the most. The CMO of Gautam Budh Nagar has informed that 44 children have been corona infected in the district in the last seven days.

The CMO said that out of 44 infected children, 16 are those who are below 18 years of age. At the same time, now the number of active patients in Noida has reached 167. In this way, if the percentage of total infected children is seen, then it is 26.3 percent.

In Thursday's report, 44 people infected with corona including 15 children

Corona infection is increasing continuously in Gautam Buddha Nagar. On Thursday, 44 new cases were confirmed in the Health Department report. These include 15 children. In five days, more than 40 children have been caught by Korana. More than twenty children are being treated in home isolation. At the same time, the number of active patients was reduced to less than 50 in March, but on Thursday this number reached 121.

It is a matter of relief that 13 people have also been cured of this disease in 24 hours. So far 98787 cases have been reported in the district, while 98176 have been cured of this disease. Due to the transition in more than five private schools, children of different classes are being taught online.

68 samples sent for genome sequencing

The health department has sent 68 samples to Delhi's Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology for genome sequencing. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sunil Sharma told that the report will be received in two days. With this, the variant of Corona will be known. Along with this, the health department has also issued helpline numbers. If symptoms are found in any school, society, sector or any place, then its information can be given on 18004192211.

vaccination of 1533

On Thursday, 1533 people were vaccinated in the government hospitals of the district. In this, 397 adolescents aged 12 to 14 years were given the first and 20 were given the second dose. Also, 53 adolescents aged 15 to 17 years were given the first dose and 176 were given the second dose. 138 people aged 18 to 59 took the first dose and 503 took the second dose. At the same time, 1277 people in the age group of 18-59 got booster dose at 21 places in private hospitals.