Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain has stated that Corona cases in Delhi have decreased over the last three days and the number of cases is decreasing, but the government is still trying to implement all the best practises.
Providing details on the Covid situation, Shri Satyendar Jain said that the cases in Delhi have been declining for the past three days. On the 14th of January, Delhi recorded approximately 24,383 positive cases, while on the 15th of January, Delhi recorded 20,178 new cases, and today, Delhi is expected to record 17,000 positive cases. Weekend curfews have played a significant role in this decline. This trend indicates that the number of cases in Delhi is decreasing, but the government is still keeping a close eye on the covid cases, and it will take some time to understand the trend.
He further added that the Arvind Kejriwal government has taken the most stringent measures in the country, recognising the dangers of the new variant. Steps have been taken in the public interest, from weekend curfew to closure of educational institutions, so that people can protect their health and save lives.
The Health Minister thanked doctors and front-line workers for completing one year of the vaccination drive. "In Delhi, 100 percent of eligible people have received their first dose of vaccination, and 80 percent of people have received their second dose of vaccination," he said. People who are eligible for a booster dose should get vaccinated as soon as possible."
The Health Minister urged people to follow the Corona regulations and to take all necessary precautions. He urged people to wear masks for safety and to maintain social distance when entering public places. He assured the people of the state through the press that there is no lockdown in Delhi and that migrant workers should not be worried.
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