Coronavirus Update: Will Delhi Take Complete Lockdown?

 Corona Update Delhi: Curfew in weekend, many more restrictions announced in Delhi

After Maharashtra, many new restrictions have been announced in Delhi to curb the corona. In Delhi, curfew will be imposed on weekends. There will be a curfew on Friday night from 10 am to 6 am on Monday. Those whose marriage is fixed will be given a separate pass in this curfew. At the same time, theaters have been allowed to run with 30 percent capacity. Now you will not be able to sit and eat in the restaurant. But it will be allowed to order food from the restaurant. Gym, Spa, Auditorium have been completely closed. Every week a weekly market will be opened according to the zone. If someone is going to travel by train or to catch a flight, then his confirmed ticket will be considered his pass.

 Decision made after review meeting with LG

 The Chief Minister of Delhi held a review meeting with LG of Delhi at 11 am today on the worsening situation of the Corona epidemic (Covid 19 in delhi). In the meeting, the Chief Minister also discussed with the Delhi Health Minister, the Chief Secretary and senior officials on the strategy of curbing the corona. The Chief Minister of Delhi said that 5000 beds are vacant in Delhi at present, no person should demand to go to a particular hospital. Where to get recruited. Efforts are being made and beds should be increased. Everyday cases are increasing

There is no decrease in the level of corona infection in Delhi

 Health Minister Satyendra Jain said that 17,282 cases were reported in the national capital yesterday and we also conducted about 1.2 lakh investigations. The number of cases is increasing rapidly every day and there has been no decrease in the spread of infection. Therefore, I would advise people to go out only when it is very necessary. Jain said that 70-80 patients are being admitted daily in Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan Hospital. He said that about 80 people were admitted to the Rajiv Gandhi Highly Specialized Hospital on Tuesday night. He said that the cases of infection are increasing very fast.

 Hospital beds

 The minister said that the number of beds in various hospitals has been increased, in addition to this, the Delhi government has again requested the Center to increase the number of beds in its hospitals. Later, he said that orders have been issued to connect banquet halls and hotels with hospitals to meet the requirement of beds when needed. Jain said that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is directly monitoring the condition of beds and facilities available for patients in hospitals run by the Delhi government

Delhi government fully prepared

 The Health Minister said, 'The Delhi government has strengthened the available infrastructure and is fully prepared to deal with the virus. I request all of you to be admitted to the hospital only when there is a need. Jain went to LNJP Hospital on Wednesday to meet family members of patients, seek their feedback, review facilities and encourage staff and doctors. He said that instructions have been given to keep sufficient ICU beds available for Kovid-19 patients. Cleanliness is the most important thing and it should be maintained at all costs.

 All records broken in Delhi

 On Wednesday, 17,282 new cases of Covid-19 were reported in Delhi, which is the highest number of cases reported in a day so far. Also, 100 patients died here. According to the bulletin of the department, 104 patients died on Wednesday, after which the number of people who lost their lives to this epidemic has increased to 11,540. According to the bulletin, on Tuesday, these new cases came to light after examining 1.08 corona samples.

 Increased infection rate

 The infection rate in the capital Delhi has increased to 15.92 percent. Till the third wave of this epidemic, the maximum number of 8,593 cases of one day were reported in Delhi on November 11, 2020 and the maximum number of 131 deaths occurred on November 18. In November last year, the infection rate was more than 15 percent. Delhi was under the grip of the fourth wave of Covid-19 on Tuesday, 13,468 new cases were reported and 81 patients died. This made Delhi the most affected city in the country.