Concerns about an increase in corona infections across the country have been exacerbated by recent figures from Delhi. The rate of corona infection has increased by six per cent in the last 24 hours, according to the Delhi Health Department. On April 17, the infection rate in Delhi was 24 per cent. On April 17, it was a 30 percent increase.
According to a bulletin from the Delhi Health Department, the rate of infection has increased significantly since April 12. But experts say the number of sample tests has not increased in proportion to the increased rate of infection. They claim that if the number of sample tests increases, the number of infected people may increase further.
Not only Delhi, but the overall infection rate in the country has also increased. The infection rate in India was 3% last month. That is currently 20 percent. Apart from Delhi, corona infections have also increased in Chhattisgarh, Goa, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Ladakh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and other states.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has written to the Prime Minister seeking immediate help in this regard. In a letter to the Prime Minister, Kejriwal said, “The situation in Delhi is very worrying. Kovid patients have a severe shortage of adequate beds and oxygen supply. We did what we could. But now we need central help.
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The Central Hospital in Delhi has a total of 10,000 beds. Of these, only 1,600 are reserved for Kovid patients. In the letter, Kejriwal requested the Center to provide at least 7,000 beds in the central hospital for Kovid patients. He also requested that corona patients be given extra oxygen.
