Zoom News : Jun 04, 2022, 08:24 PM
Mumbai The cases of Corona viruses in Maharashtra are continuously increasing. According to the report released by the Health Department, 1357 new patients of Kovid-19 have appeared in the state on Saturday. This is the third consecutive day when the number of new cases of Corona in Maharashtra has come more than one thousand. Out of the 1357 cases filed on Saturday, only 889 cases were recorded in Mumbai. During this period, one person has also died due to this infection in Mumbai. Along with this, 104 new patients in Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation and 91 in Thane, while 68 new patients in Pune have been confirmed. On Friday, 1134 new cases of Korona came to Maharashtra and three people died of the disease.
A day earlier amidst steady increase in Korono virus cases, Brihanmumbai Metropolitan Municipality (BMC) Commissioner Iqbal Chahal on Friday directed the body officials to conduct a large scale in those residential buildings, where recent cases of infection are found. went. He told the officials that the number of daily Kovid-19 tests should be increased from the existing eight thousand tests to more than 30,000, as the rate of infection has reached eight percent which is a warning signal.A release issued by BMC states that Chahal said in the first day, a member of the Kovid workforce of the Government of Maharashtra. A video conference with Sanjay Oka with the body officials. The release quoted the body head, saying, "IIT-Kanpur experts predicted that the fourth wave of Kovid-19 will come in July and his warning should be taken seriously, because their prediction about the previous waves should be taken seriously Was. Given the recent increase in cases, the possibility of the fourth wave cannot be ruled out. ”The BMC also asked the body officials to ensure that medical laboratories should not directly report any patient to any patient. He said that all daily reports of patients infection should be sent to the civic body first and if this rule is violated, strict action will be taken against the test centers.
A day earlier amidst steady increase in Korono virus cases, Brihanmumbai Metropolitan Municipality (BMC) Commissioner Iqbal Chahal on Friday directed the body officials to conduct a large scale in those residential buildings, where recent cases of infection are found. went. He told the officials that the number of daily Kovid-19 tests should be increased from the existing eight thousand tests to more than 30,000, as the rate of infection has reached eight percent which is a warning signal.A release issued by BMC states that Chahal said in the first day, a member of the Kovid workforce of the Government of Maharashtra. A video conference with Sanjay Oka with the body officials. The release quoted the body head, saying, "IIT-Kanpur experts predicted that the fourth wave of Kovid-19 will come in July and his warning should be taken seriously, because their prediction about the previous waves should be taken seriously Was. Given the recent increase in cases, the possibility of the fourth wave cannot be ruled out. ”The BMC also asked the body officials to ensure that medical laboratories should not directly report any patient to any patient. He said that all daily reports of patients infection should be sent to the civic body first and if this rule is violated, strict action will be taken against the test centers.