Know the condition of hospitals
Currently there are 7974 beds reserved for Covid in Delhi. Out of which only 385 beds have patients admitted. Out of this, 119 patients are in ICU and out of this 42 patients are on ventilator. Presently there are 1847 ICUs reserved for Covid in Delhi and out of this only 119 have patients. 1091 ventilator beds have been kept in reserve and only 42 beds have patients. This is the reason why experts say that the Covid situation in Delhi is under control in every respect.
Infection rate is increasing in Delhi
Although the corona infection rate in Delhi has remained above 20% for the last several days. Experts say that the reason for this is that only those people who have some or the other symptoms are getting tested. No random testing is happening right now. That’s why the situation is under control even after the infection rate is high. Had the same infection rate been confirmed in random testing, the situation could have been much worse. That’s why there is no need to pay much attention to the infection rate right now. All the focus should be on rescue. Must wear mask, avoid going in crowd. Special care should be taken of the elderly.
Maximum 11 patients in the report are in GTB Hospital on ventilator. There is still oxygen left for more than four days. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital has 4 patients on ventilator and has oxygen stock for more than 6 days. Similarly, in Safdarjung Hospital, 3 patients are on ventilator and there is oxygen for more than 12 days.
Source: navbharattimes.indiatimes.com
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